CoRe Facilitator

Full Time Franklin D Raines Building, Seattle, WA, US

7 days ago Requisition

Salary Range: $52,000.00 To $57,000.00 Annually

Under the supervision of the CoRe Coordinator, the CoRe Facilitator will assist the development, implementation, and evaluation of CoRe project in the Behavioral Health Program. The CoRe Facilitator will provide administrative assistance for successful development, implementation and evaluation of the CoRe curricula/project.

The CoRe Facilitator plays a key role in helping the CoRe’s participants develop Courage, Cooperation, Respect and Resourcefulness values within the youth that we serve by teaching CoRe skills that help children/youth stay safe, calm under pressure, communicate respectfully and persuasively, expand the child/youth’s connection to their family and community, make lasting and valuable friendships, and develop achievable goals for themselves and their community.

• Support the development, implementation, and evaluation of the CoRe Project and curriculum.
• Facilitate CoRe groups and activities that promote Courage, Cooperation, Respect, and Resourcefulness.
• Create a safe, welcoming, and respectful environment for children and youth.
• Support positive participant outcomes and the overall contractual goals of the CoRe Project.
• Ensure CoRe programming and activities meet project objectives, contract requirements, and program standards.
• Provide direct assistance and referrals that connect participants with ASC services and community resources.
• Maintain accurate and timely participant, program, referral, registration, survey, and activity information.

• Engage and build appropriate relationships with children and youth in the program, act as a role model, and create a safe and welcoming environment.
• Assist in the planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of CoRe programming and events.
• Assist in developing outreach materials and efforts to build community relationships.
• Lead and co-facilitate CoRe groups and activities.
• Provide direct assistance to CoRe participants and facilitate referrals to ASC services and community resources.
• Support CoRe activity setup and cleanup while working collaboratively with program partners and schools.
• Ensure established CoRe systems and procedures are followed.
• Ensure CoRe property, including games, equipment, common areas, and supplies, is properly transported, maintained, stored, and respected.

• Ensure activities and programming meet CoRe Project objectives and contract requirements.
• Track referrals and maintain an effective tracking and referral process for participants.
• Support CoRe program development and outreach efforts.
• Ensure registration processes and required surveys are completed.
• Support the preparation of CoRe reports.
• Support the training and coaching of CoRe Assistant staff as needed.
• Ensure CoRe activities are documented accurately and reported in a timely manner based on program goals and requirements.

• Support and comply with the values, policies, and practices of Atlantic Street Center.
• Work as part of the Behavioral Health Program and agency teams.
• Comply with agency confidentiality policies and applicable HIPAA requirements.
• Attend internal agency meetings and external meetings as required.
• Submit expenses, leave requests, timesheets, and other administrative requirements to the supervisor in a timely manner.
• Provide occasional support or consultation as needed to promote Behavioral Health services with other ASC programs or external agencies.
• Maintain a flexible work schedule to provide efficient services to participants and meet program goals, including evenings and weekends.
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