Jobs at The Children's Village

Provide continuous supervision and therapeutic support to at-risk youth, implement the Integrated Treatment Model, build pro-social skills, and assist youths' transition to lower levels of care or home environments.

Support after-school program curriculum design, implementation, and evaluation; coach and train staff; oversee lesson delivery and instructional quality; assess program impact and ensure alignment with youth development, literacy, and STEM goals.

Provide culturally competent, on-site case management to asylum-seeking individuals and families at a sanctuary hotel site. Assist with resettlement, relocation, and connecting clients to services addressing economic, mental health, and child welfare needs. Work collaboratively with staff, maintain documentation, and provide support during evenings or weekends as needed.

Support the Site Coordinator in planning and running after-school activities, supervise and support students, ensure safety, help prepare projects and presentations, and maintain clear reports and communication.

Develops, implements, and monitors individualized education plans for youth in the WAY Residential Program. Coordinates school placements, transportation, tutoring, enrichment, and supplemental services while collaborating with caseworkers, social workers, therapists, and coaches. Advocates for academic stability and ensures compliance with agency and ACS expectations.

Provide trafficking-related services to youth, including screenings, assessments, referrals, safety planning, and follow-up. Facilitate therapeutic group curriculum, document casework, collect data, and report to oversight agencies. Liaise with service providers and maintain timely documentation.

Provide peer-led mentoring and empowerment services to youth impacted by child welfare. Facilitate individual and group sessions, coordinate weekend respite activities, engage families and community partners, maintain program documentation, and promote youth voice in partnership with Orange County DSS.

Provide case management for youth in the Supervised Independent Living Program, offering counseling, concrete services, resources, and aftercare. Manage a caseload, complete timely ACS/OCFS/court documentation, collaborate with the SILP team, and support improved outcomes and independent living goals for residents.

Designs and delivers in-person and virtual trainings (TCI/SCM, new hire orientation, compliance), supports learning projects, conducts community/on-site training, and assists Learning & Talent Development for staff professional development and compliance.

Provide FFT-CW (Functional Family-Child Welfare) short-term, strength-based interventions focused on assessing risk and protective factors. Deliver intensive case planning, work with families to address intra- and extra-familial influences, and support community-based services to help families stay together.

Provide peer-led support and advocacy for young adults in Rockland County by facilitating Braveheart meetings, focus groups, and activities; engage youth, maintain communication logs, partner with professionals, and support program administration and outreach.

Recruit, screen, onboard, and orient prospective foster parents for Westchester. Conduct outreach and community events, register candidates for trainings, collect licensure documentation, track recruitment metrics, and deliver orientations/trainings in English and Spanish.

Supervise sociotherapists to ensure delivery of clinical support, crisis intervention, behavioral management, and therapeutic/developmental services to youth and caregivers. Provide individual, family, and group therapy and conduct supervision focused on clinical skills, documentation, compliance, and billing. Flexible hours to meet client needs.

Provide peer-led mentoring and support to youth impacted by child welfare. Facilitate individual and group sessions, coordinate weekend respite activities, engage families and partners, maintain documentation, and promote youth voice in program development.

Coordinate and supervise Youth Advisory Board members, facilitate youth development, recruitment, retention, and events. Use lived experience and training to build leadership, resilience, and address systemic barriers while maintaining records and fostering partnerships across communities.

Oversees all shelter operations including facility management, programming, budgeting, contracts, staffing and supervision. Leads intakes, assessments, treatment, programming, and discharge planning. Ensures reporting, data collection, staff assignments and schedules, and develops a team-based approach to client services.