Activities Coordinator

Help Create Experiences That Youth Actually Look Forward To Make an Impact Every Day Not everyone wants to sit behind a desk. Some people are energized by creating experiences, connecting with others, planning events, building relationships, and helping young people discover their strengths. At Anderson Health Services, we're looking for an Activities Coordinator who can bring energy, creativity, and positivity to our residential treatment program. You'll help create the activities, experiences, outings, events, and opportunities that make a difference in a young person's life. Whether you're organizing a basketball tournament, leading a group challenge, planning a community outing, facilitating a life-skills activity, or helping youth find their voice through Youth Council, you'll play an important role in helping young people build confidence, connections, and life skills. This isn't just an activities job. It's an opportunity to help youth create memories, discover strengths, and build a brighter future. What You'll Be Doing Create Experiences Lead fun, engaging, and meaningful activities for youth. Facilitate recreation, games, sports, creative projects, life-skills activities, and special events. Help youth explore interests, talents, and hobbies. Support community outings, volunteer opportunities, and seasonal events. Build Connections Develop positive relationships with youth. Encourage participation and teamwork. Help youth strengthen communication, leadership, and social skills. Create an environment where everyone feels welcome and included. Bring Ideas to Life Contribute ideas for activities, events, and programming. Assist with planning monthly activity schedules. Help create experiences youth actually enjoy and want to attend. Gather feedback and help improve activities based on youth interests. Be Part of the Team Work alongside residential, clinical, educational, and nursing staff. Support treatment goals through positive engagement and mentoring. Participate in team meetings and collaborative planning. Keep Things Safe and Organized Supervise youth during activities and outings. Maintain participation records and required documentation. Follow safety, transportation, crisis response, and agency policies. Help ensure activities are conducted in a safe, trauma-informed environment. What We're Looking For Required High school diploma or GED. Valid driver's license with a good driving record. Experience working with youth, children, or young adults preferred. Ability to pass required background and employment screenings. Bonus Points If You Have Experience in youth programs, recreation, education, behavioral health, camps, athletics, or community organizations. A degree or coursework in Human Services, Psychology, Recreation, Education, Social Work, or a related field. Experience leading groups, events, sports, clubs, or activities. #J-18808-Ljbffr