• Provide individualized peer support aligned with each student’s needs, fostering choice, confidence, and independence. • Facilitate small group sessions to teach recovery, resiliency, and life skills. • Build rapport with students by modeling recovery and appropriately sharing lived experiences. • Support youth involved with schools, DHS, the justice system, and family services in understanding and applying recovery principles to achieve life goals. • Identify and connect youth to community resources, skill-building opportunities, and supportive services. • Serve as an accessible resource during scheduled appointments and drop-in hours. • Attend youth case meetings and other relevant meetings as needed. • Maintain accurate and timely documentation. • Participate in the on-call rotation to provide crisis line coverage during scheduled times. • Deliver crisis prevention, intervention, and post-stabilization support. • Conduct screening, triage, safety planning, and referrals to appropriate levels of care. • Coordinate with mental health professionals, hospitals, shelters, substance use treatment providers, law enforcement, schools, and families as needed. • Support youth and families transitioning back into the community following hospitalization or crisis stabilization. • Travel within the service area as required to respond to crises and provide support in community-based settings. • Represent the organization at school and community events as needed. • Perform additional duties to support organizational goals as assigned.