Family Empowerment Coach (Recovery Coach)

The Family Empowerment Coach is a member of the Family Achievement Model (FAM) Team. The FAM Team utilizes a multidisciplinary, team-based, and family-centered approach to supporting families at Amethyst Place. This includes leading empowerment programming for mothers and coordinating closely with their FAM teammate to align children’s services and support the family unit. This role partners with treatment providers, offering temporary sponsorship or equivalent support as needed. The Coach also works with FAM and Supportive Housing staff to conduct screenings and intakes, participate in care team meetings, deliver case management, coordinate and lead recovery-focused activities, and help families identify barriers to independence through collaborative assessment and tailored programming. Additional responsibilities include facilitating Amethyst Place (AP) Sisterhood, engaging in the Our Voice Residents’ Council, and conducting outreach and recruitment with community partners. This position requires strong relationship-building skills and ongoing collaboration with both internal teams and external stakeholders to strengthen service networks and enhance support for families.

Job Duties and Responsibilities

Manage all aspects of program logistics to support families, both in groups and individually. Responsibilities include:

• Scheduling sessions and coordinating calendars
• Developing and updating curriculum
• Leading and facilitating programs
• Working with outside speakers and volunteers
• Arranging food, space, and other event needs
• Creating and distributing program materials
• Meet with clients individually and with their FAM teammate to provide recovery coaching and case management, identifying appropriate programs and community support.
• Provide immediate support and intervention during times of crisis or reoccurrence.
• Help youth reach their development goals by keeping them engaged, encouraging participation, and promoting regular attendance in activities.
• Educate clients and their families about substance use disorders, recovery processes, and coping strategies.
• Coordinate and/or facilitate evening programming with FAM team members.
• Participate in Our Voice Residents’ Council as a staff representative.
• Monitor and uphold resident policies.
• Communicate with clients and other stakeholders to gain community support for programs and to solicit input to improve programs.
• Collaborate with the FAM team to leverage community partnerships that advance the Noble Cause and provide support to clients.
• Be open to all pathways to recovery and to working with a diverse population.
• Help organize and run childcare activities on campus during empowerment programs and recovery meetings for residents. This includes evening hours and the occasional weekend.

Other related duties and special projects as assigned.