Job: Residential Youth Counselor (Non-Secure Detention Program)

MOLARI Employment & HealthCare Services
166 East Street
PITTSFIELD, MA 01201

Phone:413-499-4546
Fax:413-442-6519
Website:MOLARIinc.com

Company Description:

We put people first; building long lasting relationships to support area businesses, care for people in their homes and provide employment opportunities throughout Berkshire County.

Founded in 1983 and still guided by the MOLARI Family, MOLARI Employment and Healthcare Services remains a trusted and essential part of Berkshire County. Rooted in our commitment to the community, we play a vital role in empowering and employing individuals, supporting businesses, and providing essential services to the elderly.

Job Title:
Residential Youth Counselor (Non-Secure Detention Program)
Salary Range:	Location:
$44,720 Per Year	Canaan
Job Type:	Category:
Full / Part Time	Healthcare/Healthcare Professional
Education Level:	Work Experience:
Associate Degree
Description:
Residential Youth Counselor Canaan, NY \| Multiple Evening Shifts Sunday-Wednesday 12pm- 10pm \| Sunday-Wednesday 10pm-8am Direct Hire \| $21.50/HR A youth services program in Canaan, NY is seeking compassionate and dependable Residential Youth Counselors to help support adolescents in a structured, non-secure detention setting. In this role, you will supervise daily activities, mentor youth, and help create a safe, stable, and therapeutic environment that encourages positive growth and accountability. This position is ideal for individuals interested in human services, psychology, social work, criminal justice, or youth advocacy. What You'll Do Provide daily supervision, guidance, and mentorship to youth Model positive behavior and conflict-resolution strategies Support youth in developing life skills, emotional regulation, and accountability Maintain a safe and structured environment within the residence Collaborate with case managers, probation officers, educators, and mental health professionals Document incidents and daily activities accurately Assist with meal preparation and general household tasks Transport youth to appointments, programs, and community activities Support program policies and participate in quality improvement initiatives Qualifications High School Diploma or GED required One year of experience working with youth in group homes, residential programs, shelters, detention settings, or similar environments OR Associate’s Degree in Human Services, Social Work, Psychology, Criminal Justice, or related field Valid driver’s license with acceptable driving history Ability to work flexible shifts including evenings, weekends, and holidays Training Provided Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI) First Aid / CPR Medication Administration certification Why This Role Matters Residential Youth Counselors play a critical role in helping young people build stability, accountability, and the life skills needed for a successful future.