The Kent County 17th Circuit Court is seeking a dedicated and compassionate Juvenile Success Coordinator to support youth in our diversion and community probation programs. This is a part-time role assigned to the Juvenile Support Centers and will work within a multidisciplinary team to provide program services to justice-involved youth. Ideal candidates are those who believe in second chances, enjoy mentoring at-risk youth, and thrive on building positive connections with families, schools, and community partners. Juvenile Success Coordinators provide hands-on support and supervision for youth who are on community probation. Juvenile Success Coordinators monitor their progress at home, school, and work; encourage compliance with program goals, court orders, and case plans; and help them access resources that promote accountability and personal growth. Every day brings new opportunities to make a meaningful impact on young lives—whether meeting with a family, coordinating with service providers, or conducting a home visit. What You'll Do Guide juveniles and families through the expectations of diversion and community probation programs. Develop and implement individualized case plans that outline goals, supports, and accountability measures. Monitor school attendance, employment, curfew, community service, and participation in treatment or other required programs. Conduct home, school, and community visits to assess progress and provide ongoing support. Recommend and apply incentives or sanctions in collaboration with court staff. Maintain accurate, detailed records of all contacts and progress updates. Provide transportation support for programming and community outings. Must be available to work second shift. Associate's degree in Sociology, Psychology, Criminal Justice, or related field, combined with a minimum of six months of experience in intervention services for at-risk juveniles. A valid, unrestricted Michigan driver's license and access to reliable transportation in the performance of job duties are required. Must have knowledge of case work principles using criminal justice and/or social work and counseling practices and techniques. Having t he ability to earn the respect of juvenile offenders and their families, as well as to interact positively with clients from a wide range of cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds, is essential.

• Bachelor's degree in Sociology, Psychology, Criminal Justice, or related, and willingness to obtain a chauffeur's license is highly desired.
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