Jobs at Zarephath Community Services

Provides one-on-one life-skills training and behavioral health support to youth ages 5–17 and their caregivers. Responsibilities include using the Ansell Casey Assessment, teaching independence and social skills, planning therapeutic community activities, supporting DCS reunification efforts, developing treatment plans, tracking goals, documenting services, and transporting youth throughout the West Valley.

Provides one-on-one life-skills training and behavioral support to youth ages 5–17 and their caregivers. Responsibilities include assessing needs with the Ansell Casey Assessment, teaching social and daily-living skills, planning therapeutic recreational activities, supporting DCS reunification efforts, developing treatment plans, tracking goals, documenting services, and transporting youth throughout the East Valley.

Provides one-on-one life-skills training and behavioral health support to youth ages 5–17 and their caregivers. Develops individualized treatment plans, tracks goals, documents progress, coordinates with DCS on reunification efforts, and leads therapeutic, recreational, and community activities. This active, community-based role requires transporting youth, traveling across multiple Arizona communities, and working flexible Monday–Saturday hours.

Provides one-on-one life-skills training and behavioral support to youth ages 5–17 and their caregivers across Mesa, Gilbert, and Chandler. Responsibilities include assessing needs, teaching independence and social skills, planning therapeutic recreational activities, supporting DCS reunification efforts, developing individualized treatment plans, documenting progress, and transporting youth. The role is flexible, active, community-based, and involves frequent travel and indoor/outdoor activities.

Provides one-on-one life-skills training and behavioral support to youth and caregivers. Responsibilities include assessing needs, teaching independence and social skills, planning therapeutic community activities, supporting DCS reunification, developing treatment plans, tracking goals, documenting services, and transporting youth. The role is active and community-based throughout Tucson, with variable Monday–Saturday hours.

Provide overnight supervision and safety checks for youth ages 2–17 in residential homes. Maintain a clean, organized environment, prepare nutritious meals, and set up materials for daily activities. The role requires accurate shift logging, weekend overnight availability, and operation of an agency vehicle.