
Job Location: Our House - Oakland, CA 94621,
Salary Range: $18.00 - $19.00 Hourly, JOB DESCRIPTION
Title: Youth Advisor, 4pm to 8pm Shift
Department: Homeless Youth Collaborative
Reports to: Case Manager/Coordinator
FLSA Status: Non-exempt
Directly Leads: None
Pay Rate: 18$ Hourly
SUMMARY
The Youth Advisor 4-Bpm shift provides coverage and ensures that youth are safe and secure. Handle emergency and crisis situations as needed. Complete logs and other paperwork as required and as assigned.
Service Delivery
Administration
Modeling Behavior
Other duties as assigned
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES: None
Qualifications: Qualifications include: This position demands a high energy, positive, mature adult who is nurturing toward young adults who are in the process of developing life coping strategies to overcome homelessness. Specific qualifications:
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE: High school diploma and three years experience working with young adults with multiple issues.
LANGUAGE SKILLS: English, any second language, especially Spanish, a plus
MATHEMATICAL SKILLS: High School level
REASONING ABILITY: Must have the ability to utilize good judgment and
make sound decisions when interacting with youth and staff members. Must have the ability to prioritize tasks to ensure that the youths' needs are met and tasks are complete.
Basic knowledge of Word and Excel. Able to access and navigate the internet.
CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS: None
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to negotiate a flight of stairs daily to access the transitional house. Annual tuberculosis screening required.
WORK ENVIRONMENT: This position requires the ability to work in an environment with youth with multiple issues. The person holding this position requires strong communication skills, alertness and conflict resolution skills. Position also demands a high energy, positive, mature adult who is nurturing toward young adults.

Our mission
EOCP empowers individuals and families who are homeless in Alameda County to regain a life of self-reliance. We provide dignified emergency and transitional housing and compassionate, comprehensive support services that prepare homeless people to successfully transition to well-being and sustainable permanent housing.
How EOCP Started:
East Oakland Community Project’s story begins as a grassroots support network that evolved into a sustainable community resource. In 1990, a group of community activists began the Mission Safe program in a vacant lot on East 14th Street. They provided street-level support — food, motel vouchers, and service referrals — to people experiencing homelessness. At the time, thousands of people had recently been displaced from their homes due to the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, adding to the already existing crisis of minimal shelter for people experiencing homelessness in East Oakland. In response, the City of Oakland, Alameda County, and Mission Safe joined together to establish an emergency housing shelter that became known as the East Oakland Community Project.