Latino Outreach Worker
Listed on 2026-02-12
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Healthcare
Community Health, Mental Health
Description:
We are seeking a Latino Outreach Worker to join our dynamic team at United Services, Inc. This role is pivotal in enhancing our community engagement efforts with individuals who are Spanish-speaking and in need of substance use or mental health treatment. As a part of the Clinical Division, the Latino Outreach Worker will play a key role in promoting our services and fostering relationships with community partners.
You will have a unique opportunity to work with adults with substance use issues by connecting them with services. When individuals are asked what made the difference in their lives, the most frequent response is that they had someone they worked with who gave them hope that they can have what everyone wants: safe and decent housing, access to quality mental health and medical care, meaningful personal relationships, productive activities including work, and a connection to the community in which they live.
Use of own vehicle and reimbursement at GSA rate. Bilingual/Spanish-English fluency required.
Schedule:
We’re seeking someone who is looking for a flexible schedule of up to 40 hours per week. This might include some evenings and weekends, so if you’re open to a little variety in your hours, we would love to hear from you!
Minimum Requirements:
Associate’s Degree in a relevant human services field plus two years of relevant experience or Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant human services field.
Salary Range:
$19.48 – $22.04 per hour, depending on experience
As a peer run organization, our staff uses their direct lived experience navigating mental health, addiction, and trauma to promote individual growth, human rights, and systems transformation. We believe that everyone has the inner capacity to heal, grow, and change. Our team envisions a world in which everyone – regardless of socio-economic status or psychiatric/addiction histories – has space to be seen, heard, and valued.
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