Professional Mentor (Friend) - Eastern Montana

The professional mentor will develop and sustain long-Term, one-On-One relationships with youth to foster internal resiliency and provide social-Emotional support. They are responsible for teaching life and academic skills, documenting activities, and collaborating with families and community stakeholders.

Candidates should possess a bachelor's degree or at least seven years of progressive experience working with children and families. A commitment to a minimum of three years and the ability to maintain a 40-Hour work schedule including evenings and weekends is required.