Bilingual Child Youth Program Assistant

Details:

• Status: PartTime (NonExempt)
  
• Hours: 20 hours/week flexible but must be available MondayFriday between 9 AM 5 PM with some evening and weekend hours. Fulltime availability required for the week of Camp Hope (Camp Hope 2025: August 48 2025 plus a fullday training on August 3.
  
• Title: Bilingual Child & Youth Program Assistant
  
• Reports to: Child & Youth Services Program Manager
  
• Hourly Rate: $20$22 per hour
  
• Location: Rose Andom Center and one week at Camp Shady Brook in Deckers CO
  

Job Responsibilities:

Advocacy & Mentorship:

• Build trusting relationships with participants and their caregivers.
  
• Provide consistent impactful and traumainformed mentorship to participating youth.
  
• Update participant birthdays in the Camp Hope Calendar and mail birthday cards.
  
• Send monthly newsletters to Pathways families including event updates (English and Spanish).
  
• Assist in the development of the High Adventure (HA) program.
  
• Create and distribute feedback surveys for caregivers and participants 12 times per year.
  
• Support with intakes for new participants and initial outreach to families.
  

Camp Hope Planning (AprilAugust):

• Assist with the Camp Info Night to share details and required documentation.
  
• Organize and send Camp Hope surveys to the Camp Hope America team.
  
• Assist in training camp staff and Hope Coaches including leading portions of training.
  
• Organize camp activities games and crafts.
  
• Screen and interview potential Camp Hope Counselors.
  
• Maintain inventory of Camp Hope gear and order supplies as needed.
  
• Create and update Camp Badges.
  
• Support with Meet and Greets for camp participants.
  

Programming Assistance:

• Organize plan and implement monthly Pathways events and other programming.
  
• Manage participant and parent contact information.
  
• Plan events at least 3 months in advance and create/share event flyers (English and Spanish).
  
• Coordinate logistics for High Adventure events.
  
• Send reminders to families about upcoming events and provide event materials (English and Spanish).
  
• Send calendar invites to Hope Coaches and follow up to confirm attendance.
  
• Manage Hope Coach group email lists.
  
• Assist in designing High Adventure programs based on participant feedback.
  
• Collaborate with Rose Andom Center staff interns and volunteers.
  

Other Duties:

• Complete additional tasks as assigned to support child and youth programming.
  

Training & Support:

• 8hour training and ongoing support on:
  
  • Domestic violence dynamics
    
  • Family Justice Center principles
    
  • Traumainformed care
    
  • Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
    
  • Hope Research / Hope Theory
    

Requirements

Requirements:

• Bachelors degree in social work or a related field.
  
• Reside in the Denver Metro area yearround.
  
• Bilingual (English and Spanish).
  
• Availability for monthly Thursday evening and Saturday Pathways events.
  
• Full availability to attend Camp Hope AmericaColorado from August 4th8th 2025 and some availability MondayFriday 9 AM5 PM.
  
• Experience working with survivors of intimate partner violence and demonstrated knowledge of domestic violence dynamics and their impact on children in the home.
  
• Basic knowledge of Denverarea resources.
  
• Familiarity with the Family Justice Center model.
  
• Able to commit to 20 hours per week with full 24/7 availability for the week of camp.
  
• Ability to participate in facilitating a training on intimate partner violence and traumainformed camping and mentoring (approximately 20 hours total).
  
• Ability to support and present a training on traumainformed camping and mentoring skills for volunteer counselors prior to camp.
  
• Passion for working with youth impacted by trauma.
  
• Passion for event planning.
  

Screening Process Includes:

• Application and phone screen.
  
• Two interviews.
  
• Reference check.
  
• Fingerprint background check.
  

Preferred Qualifications:

• Excellent communication creativity and interpersonal skills with the ability to prioritize and work independently while collaborating with a culturally diverse team of staff volunteers and clients.
  
• High level of professionalism and integrity.
  
• Highly adaptable and willing to learn.
  
• Extremely organized.
  
• Commitment to social justice and survivor advocacy.
  
• Cultural competency and understanding of intersectionality with a willingness to engage in ongoing justice diversity equity inclusion and belonging work.
  
• Experience with event planning (preferred).
  
• Passion for working with youth in unique environments.