4 nonprofit social services jobs found

About COTS For 40 years, COTS (www.cotsdetroit.org) has been committed to serving the most vulnerable members of the Detroit community by providing emergency shelter, supportive housing, and wraparound services for more adults and children daily. COTS supports more than 1,000 heartbeats daily and is on a mission to create opportunities for families overcoming poverty to collaborate, thrive, and succeed in building strong and stable households, neighborhoods, and communities. Head Start Teacher description The Head Start/ Early Head Start teacher is responsible for planning and providing a program of educational activities that promote the social, emotional, physical and cognitive development of infants and toddlers. Develop individual goals for children, provide on-going assessment on progress, and facilitate transition into Head Start or other educational school settings in partnership with parents. Essential Functions Plans and implements developmentally...

About COTS For 40 years, COTS (www.cotsdetroit.org) has been committed to serving the most vulnerable members of the Detroit community by providing emergency shelter, supportive housing, and wraparound services for more adults and children daily. COTS supports more than 1,000 heartbeats daily and is on a mission to create opportunities for families overcoming poverty to collaborate, thrive, and succeed in building strong and stable households, neighborhoods, and communities. Housing Stability Partner description The responsibility of the Housing Stability Partner is to provide outreach, intensive case management, care coordination and housing-based support services to households in scattered sites. The individuals served by this position face many challenges including multi morbid conditions, mental illness, substance abuse disorders, and/or other chronic medical conditions alongside a history of chronic homelessness. Utilizing a “Housing First” approach, the Housing...

Job Description General Description:  Persons in this position are responsible for assisting residential youth clients with daily living activities; disciplining, coaching, and counseling; transportation; engaging in recreational activities; and participating in the development and implementation of treatment plans. Educational and work experience requirements: High school diploma or G.E.D. required. College courses or degree in social work, sociology, childcare, psychology, education, recreation or other related field preferred. Valid Michigan Driver's license required with no more than two moving violations in the past 5 years; no DUI; no operating without a license within the past 5 years. Previous experience in children's residential treatment programs or equivalent knowledge preferred; equivalent experience with youth will be considered. Good moral character, emotionally stable, and of sufficient health, ability, experience, and education to perform...