Mentor ULS

The uls mentor works to build trust with high-Risk community members to prevent violence and provide support through case management and prosocial opportunities. Responsibilities include engaging participants, attending court, and facilitating cognitive behavioral therapy sessions.

Candidates must have at least one year of experience in human services with at-Risk youth and must pass various background checks. They should also possess strong communication skills and be willing to learn about nonviolence and trauma-Informed practices.