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Youth Worker jobs in syracuse USA

5 youth worker jobs found in syracuse: showing 1 - 5

Student Engagement Specialist
Company: CCSI (Parent) : CCSI |

Location: Syracuse, NY, USA

| Salary: US$20.7 per hour | Date posted: 30 Sep 2026
to identify and respond to the needs of youth, implementing trauma-informed and skill focused interventions in an inclusive school... needs as directed by school social worker, psychologist, counselor, or administrator. Serve as a resource/support
Youth Act Licensed Mental Health Professional - Counselor Ii
Company: Helio Health |

Location: Syracuse, NY, USA

| Salary: US$29.42 per hour | Date posted: 29 Sep 2026
Overview: Be a part of a ground-breaking new program! Join Helio Health's Youth Assertive Community Treatment (ACT...) Team (formerly Circare), serving families and youth in Onondaga County. This multi-disciplinary team will work
Case Planner
Company: The Salvation Army |

Location: Syracuse, NY, USA

| Salary: US$23 per hour | Date posted: 29 Aug 2026
or other developmental needs for the youth in the family; and to other service providers regarding client utilization of and need... for services, mental health/substance abuse issues, youth, family or community safety, and/or issues pertinent to after care
Program Therapist Olp (full Time) - Cftss - Syracuse - $65,000
Company: Toomey Residential and Community Services |

Location: Syracuse, NY, USA

| Salary: US$65000 per year | Date posted: 29 Aug 2026
children/youth, ages birth to 21, and their families in Onondaga County. Responsibilities Provide individual, family... Make referrals as needed Attend supervision and staff meetings Qualifications: Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW
Case Planner
Company: The Salvation Army |

Location: Syracuse, NY, USA

| Salary: US$23 per hour | Date posted: 28 Aug 2026
or other developmental needs for the youth in the family; and to other service providers regarding client utilization of and need... for services, mental health/substance abuse issues, youth, family or community safety, and/or issues pertinent to after care