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Classifieds: Job available in health and social services
Consider being a CS-I worker for children and adolescents!
What you would do? Take child/adolescent out into the community to help them work on their goals (like social skills, anger management, focus, behavior in public, etc). Typical outings include places like the zoo, the mall, bowling, restaurants, arcades, etc.
¿Te gusta trabajar con niños y marcar la diferencia en sus vidas? Considera la posibilidad de ser un trabajador de CS-I para niños y adolescentes ¿Qué harías? Llevar al niño/adolescente a la comunidad para ayudarles a trabajar en sus objetivos (como habilidades sociales, control de la ira, concentración, comportamiento en público, etc.). Las salidas típicas incluyen lugares como el zoo, el centro comercial, la bolera, los restaurantes, las salas de juego, etc.
Jess Warchol
Program Coordinator, Community Support
708-PILLARS (Main)
708-995-3707 (Direct)
708-927-3988 (Work Cell)
708-995-3709 (Direct Fax)
Pillars Community Health is a nonprofit provider of health and social services including Medical and Dental, Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder, and Domestic and Sexual Violence Services. We are excited to celebrate our 100th anniversary in 2021! Learn more at www.PillarsCommunityHealth.org/100.
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