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Young Adults Mental Health Case Manager
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Training & Treatment Innovations, Inc.
Troy, MI (In Person)
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We are seeking a dedicated Young Adult Case Manager to support individuals ages 18-26 living with mental health challenges and co-occurring needs. In this role, you will help young adults build independence, develop life skills, increase stability, and successfully navigate the transition into adulthood. Services are community-based and person-centered, meeting individuals where they are and providing support at times and locations that best meet their needs. This position maintains a smaller caseload to allow for more frequent contact, individualized support, and stronger relationship-building with recipients. Responsibilities Provide community-based case management services to young adults ages 18-26 experiencing mental health and/or co-occurring challenges Support recipients in developing independence, emotional stability, and community integration Assist young adults with navigating transitions related to housing, education, employment, healthcare, and daily living skills Coordinate person-centered services that connect recipients to medical, social, educational, vocational, and community resources Maintain frequent contact with recipients through community visits, skill-building activities, and ongoing support Assist recipients in identifying and developing natural supports within their community and personal relationships Foster an environment of acceptance, empathy, hope, and empowerment while promoting recovery and improved quality of life Provide services primarily in the community, based on recipient preferences for time and location Collaborate with internal providers, families, community partners, and other support systems to ensure coordinated care Education Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, or a related human services field required Licensure Professional licensure preferred, but not required CAAC (Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor) credential preferred If licensed or certified, credentials must be valid and in good standing Experience Minimum of 1 year of experience in community mental health, case management, or a related human services field preferred Experience working with adolescents, young adults, or transitional-age youth strongly preferred