Group Facilitator
CRI-Help
Group Facilitator
CRI-Help
Nonprofit addiction treatment and prevention services
SUD Group Facilitator - Bilingual (English / Spanish)
CRI-Help is a substance use disorder treatment facility with several locations across Los Angeles County. We've been around since 1971 and are noted as an organization practicing integrity in our commitment to ethical and meaningful client care. Our mission is to improve the welfare of the community by providing first-class substance use disorder treatment to adults and families seeking freedom from the bondage of addiction, and we live out that mission everyday with our staff and clients.
CRI-Help is an amazing organization to be a part of and I strongly encourage you to consider joining the team! We opened a new facility in Lincoln Heights in 2025 and are still hiring for all roles- keep referring back to https://crihelp.bamboohr.com/careers for job openings as 2025 progresses!
The Group Facilitator - Bilingual (English / Spanish) is a unique position in the substance use disorder treatment field because our East Hollywood facility, Socorro, offers a program fully in Spanish. Working at Socorro affords one the opportunity to provide services to a largely overlooked and underserved population in their own language, which is a loving exemplification of meeting someone where they're at. Socorro is a special place, and we look forward to growing the community there with qualified and dedicated individuals eager to bring forth their best in today's climate where substance use disorder treatment services are direly needed more than ever before.
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Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $26.00 - $33.00 per hour
Benefits:
CRI-Help helps people struggling with addiction by offering a range of nonprofit services. What they do: provide treatment programs, education, prevention, counseling, and rehabilitation for chemically dependent individuals and their families. How it works: they deliver these services through programs and support designed for individuals and families, focusing on treating addiction as a disease. How they differ from rivals: they are a long-standing nonprofit (since 1971) dedicated to changing beliefs about addiction and providing a family-inclusive, community-oriented set of resources rather than a for-profit model. Their goal: to increase the belief that addiction is a treatable disease and help people recover and rebuild their lives.
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