The Shelter Attendant plays a critical frontline role in supporting the safety, stability, and daily operations of the Tamarac Family Non-Congregate Shelter, a 24/7 shelter environment serving families with minor children.
Compensation
$24.00 per hour
Responsibilities
Greet residents, partner organizations, volunteers, staff, and visitors with professionalism, warmth, and respect
Provide strong customer service through positive, supportive, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive communication
Perform general front desk and reception duties
Maintain an accurate count of residents, partners, volunteers, visitors, and other approved individuals on site during assigned shifts
Monitor shelter grounds and conduct routine safety checks inside and outside the facility
Responsible for the leadership, guidance, support and supervision of children ages 4-14 years of age in the day-to-day operation of the YBASE Program.
Responsibilities
Engage actively while interacting with and supervising groups of children indoors and outdoors
Plans, schedules and implements curriculum to group in coordination with the Program Director
Maintaining daily attendance reports, assigned records and other routine clerical tasks including supply and material ordering
Coordinating the transition of supervision between school day and parent pickup
If assigned to transportation duties, ensure all state requirements are met including proper supervision and maintaining accurate bus logs and checklists
Requirements
Understanding of CORE and collection of immunization records
Coordinate medical care and treatment services for youth in care, maintain records, schedule appointments, and collaborate with clinicians and community partners to support positive outcomes.
Responsibilities
Coordinate medical care and treatment services for youth in care
Maintain medical records and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements
Schedule and coordinate routine, specialty, psychiatric, and follow-up appointments
Assist with transportation to medical appointments as needed
Monitor medication administration and complete weekly medication counts
Requirements
High School Diploma or equivalent
Nice to have: Previous experience in behavioral health
Coordinate medical care and treatment services for youth in care, maintain records, schedule appointments, and support positive outcomes through collaborative, multidisciplinary teamwork.
Responsibilities
Coordinate medical care and treatment services for youth in care
Maintain medical records and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements
Schedule and coordinate routine, specialty, psychiatric, and follow-up appointments
Assist with transportation to medical appointments as needed
Monitor medication administration and complete weekly medication counts
Requirements
High School Diploma or equivalent
12 semester credit hours in sociology, social welfare, psychology, social science
Bachelor's Degree in sociology, social welfare, psychology, criminal justice, theology, nursing, counseling, education, anthropology
Nice to have: Previous experience in behavioral health
To provide support, assistance and supervision to persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities to enable them to live valued lives in the community.
Responsibilities
Identifies and reports any suspected abuse or violations of an individual’s rights
Provides support, assistance and supervision to meet the needs and goals of the individuals according to their plans
Ensures that each individual’s training, behavior and support programs are being implemented and documented in accordance with regulatory requirements
Ensures that the health, safety, and well-being of the individuals are protected at all times
Provides a positive, reinforcing environment that promotes independence and choice
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