Wellness mental health advocate

Mental health advocates deliver direct support, case management, and group facilitation services to youth and families within wellness center programming across multiple counties, focusing on social, emotional, and behavioral wellness. Key duties involve providing violence prevention/Intervention, one-On-One counseling, peer support groups, and coordinating necessary services while maintaining accurate documentation.

Candidates must possess a minimum of an associate's degree in human services or a related field, coupled with at least one year of experience in human services or counseling. Essential skills include excellent interpersonal communication, strong relationship-Building capabilities, computer proficiency, and the ability to work independently or collaboratively.