Youth Mentor- Weekend

Career Opportunities with Anderson Behavioral Health

We are hiring Youth Care Workers to work directly with boys and adolescent young men, helping them build confidence, discipline, emotional strength, and life skills.

This is an active, hands‑on role for people who believe presence matters and who aren’t afraid to lead by example.

Anderson Health Services is a youth‑focused behavioral health organization grounded in love, care, kindness, and compassion.

• We believe strong relationships change lives.
• We believe structure builds safety.
• We believe young men thrive when they have consistent, positive role models.

• Mentor boys and adolescent young men through real‑life experiences.
• Promote emotional control and confidence.
• Teach respect, boundaries, and accountability.
• Guide daily life skills and routines.
• Model calm leadership, consistency, and strength.
• Show up when it matters most (after school, evenings, weekends).
• Build trust through actions, not lectures.
• Document sessions clearly and responsibly.
• Work closely with a supportive clinical and leadership team.

• Athletic or active.
• A coach, former athlete, or team leader.
• Comfortable setting boundaries and holding youth accountable.
• Calm under pressure.
• Motivated by impact, not just a paycheck.
• Looking to build experience in:
• Youth development
• Behavioral health
• Coaching, counseling, or human services

• Pay: $18–$21 per hour (based on experience).
• Flexible full‑time and part‑time options.
• Paid training and ongoing development.
• Supportive team culture.
• Mileage reimbursement, when applicable.
• Real experience that matters if you’re pursuing:
• Counseling
• Social work
• Psychology
• Education
• Youth or community leadership

• High school diploma or GED.
• Experience working with youth (sports, mentoring, camps, schools, after‑school programs, faith or community groups, behavioral health, etc.).
• Reliable transportation & valid driver’s license.
• Ability to be consistent, firm, and supportive.
• Comfortable following structured plans and expectations.

• Background in behavioral health, education, or human services.
• Experience working with youth who struggle with emotions or behavior.

For some of the boys you’ll mentor, you may be the most consistent positive presence in their week.