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You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board and a metro card is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board and a metro card is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

Position Overview:  Freedom Quest interns are missionaries to the state of Iowa! Spend the summer visiting Iowa communities with high-energy, fun events including bounce houses, carnival games, and a BBQ dinner all to reach unchurched youth with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Interns will oversee most responsibilities in planning and executing large-scale youth events. Overall, interns will grow in leadership skills and build a platform for future Freedom for Youth Centers across Iowa. (Each community is 1-2 hours outside Des Moines. Transportation is provided.) Start/End Dates:  Summer 2020 (May 27 - August 7)  Hours:  Full-time or part-time positions available, 40 or 20 hours per week  Days/Times per Week:  Office days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9 am – 5 pm; Event days: Tuesday, Thursday 1 pm – 9 pm (part-time days/times would vary)  Compensation:  Full-time: $100 stipend per week; Part-time: $50 stipend per week (housing available in Des Moines at no additional cost)  Number of Openings:  4  Duties & Responsibilities:  Collaborate as a team to plan and execute large-scale youth outreaches: Be an active participant in event set-up and tear-down. Take initiative to facilitate event activities and display the Gospel in an engaging way. Prepare for events by: Communicating with contacts via phone, email, and mail Creating plans and gathering materials for the events’ activities Purchasing all necessary supplies and habitually assessing inventory Canvassing the communities to further promote events Seek to develop relationships with children and families met at Freedom Quest events through games, crafts, stories, and more, all with the Gospel incorporated at the heart of the outreach and within the conversations had. Serve as an advocate for Freedom for Youth, sharing the organization’s vision of reaching youth across Iowa with the Gospel with families, children, and leaders in the communities. Work alongside Freedom for Youth staff to organize information gained in each community, such as communications and engagements with families, local businesses, churches, and volunteer contacts. Assist Outreach and Community Connections Coordinator in developing a plan to continue work in each community.  Required Skills & Qualifications: Agreement with Freedom for Youth’s  mission, vision, and core values   and  statement of faith Proven leadership and organizational skills Ability to motivate and encourage others Attitude of flexibility and initiative within a team environment Passion for reaching youth with the Gospel Learning Objectives: Accomplish the behind-the-scenes duties involved for large-scale events, embracing the balance of attention-to-detail and big-picture goals of the Freedom Quest initiative. Learn effective ways to reach out to unchurched youth in towns across Iowa and develop skills in cultivating connections and relationships. Plan activities and coordinate logistics of large-scale outreach events. (Note: There will be two event structures to be planned for and refined throughout the summer. We will host two events in each community.) Work as a team to problem-solve and foster a culture of striving for improvement sustained by grace. Grow in personal relationship with Christ and in relationships with a community of believers who are passionate about reaching youth with the Gospel. Application Process: Submit resume, cover letter, and statement of faith (a summary of your beliefs and walk with Christ) to the Outreach and Community Connections Coordinator, April Armbrecht, at aarmbrecht@freedomforyouth.org.   Upon reviewing your application, the Outreach and Community Connections Coordinator will reach out to with to interview either in-person or over the phone. If the hiring manager decides to proceed with your application, we will conduct reference and background checks. You will be notified once this is complete and be sent either a job offer or declination.

Job Title: Life Skills Tutor I/Life Skill Tutor Substitute   Position Summary: Under the general supervision of the Director of Residential Life, provides weekend, evening and/or daytime supervision along with providing creative outlets for resident’s leisure time.   Reports to: The Director of Residential Life, and is accountable to the Chairman of the Personnel Commission of SFS.  General Responsibilities and Duties:  Maintains a physical presence in the home during scheduled evening or weekend hours.  During assigned hours, works to ensure a positive atmosphere in the home.  Follows the individualized life skill plans and supervises the residents in performing light cooking, and personal care.  Ensures that residents treat each other and staff with respect; resolves conflicts that may arise during on-site hours utilizing existing plans; follows the individualized behavior plans for residents.  Provides creative leisure time options for residents.  Performs related work as required. Organizational and Communication Duties: Keeps a log of hours and activities that occur in the home during scheduled hours. Communicates with the Director of Residential Life regarding activities in the home. Since SFS is a religious 501(c)(3), all employees must agree to the Statement of Faith and Standards of the Christian Life as outlined in the SFS Employee Handbook. All employees are subject to an annual motor vehicle check, and a background check every three years.   Education and Experience:  Two years of college-level education, and 2 years of experience working with persons with cognitive disabilities; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Must possess a valid driver’s license and be an approved SFS driver in accordance with the SFS Transportation policy.

Tailor-made for You   SFS Internships are great opportunities for students majoring in education, allied health fields, special education, counseling, communication and public relations. SFS is willing to design the internship to fit the requirements of your major. Internship Essentials   Learn from Professionals who will train you and supervise your You will meet weekly with a Field Supervisor. Direct Service Responsibilities through our residential and vocational programs. Design a Service Project according to your interests and the needs of STARS Family Services. Study Assignments that will help you understand ministry to, with, and by people with learning Interested? Contact Tom Paulsen. President   Email: tcpaulsen@comcast.net Cell: 630-200-3207  

Position Title:  Part-time Elementary Teacher (Bilingual Spanish/English) Division: .   Puente del Pueblo Outreach Community Ministries partners with Wheaton Bible Church and Iglesia del Pueblo to form Puente del Pueblo, which serves the residents of both the Timber Lake and Main Park apartment complexes in West Chicago. Programs include case management, adult literacy, ESL tutoring, after school programs for elementary and junior high students and community events. OCM provides the leadership staff for this program.  Job Responsibilities:   The Elementary Teacher will build relationships with a group of 15 – 18 students and facilitate learning in an after school program. Duties include academic tutoring, homework support, life skill building, problem solving, Christian education, parent communication and recreational activities. The Elementary Teacher is also responsible for maintaining Puente’s standard of classroom behavior during program time. Additional responsibilities include supervising snack and recess time, as well as supporting and guiding volunteer tutors. Requirements: A passion for working with elementary age students; Bachelor’s degree in education, youth ministry or a related field; previous classroom teaching experience with youth, sensitivity to the needs of students from low-income, culturally-diverse families and backgrounds. Bilingual in Spanish and English is required.  A Commitment to OCM’s Statement of Mission and Faith is required.  Status: Temporary, Part-time at an average of 20 hours per week. Monday to Friday from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Hours vary during school breaks and holiday weeks. This position is for the academic year with the possibility of continuing in the Summer.  Compensation:   Compensation for this position falls between $15 and $16.50 per hour based on education, skills, experience, and language ability. OCM complies with all applicable state and federal laws pertaining to nondiscrimination in employment, including nondiscrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, national origin, age, and disability.  As a religious organization, OCM reserves the right to make employment decisions based on its religious identity, as permitted by state and federal law.

Missouri Baptist Disaster Relief Collegiate Internship Applications Due: Early Bird- January 1st, 2020/ Last Chance- April 1st, 2020 This internship was created to provide one of the most impactful, unique, and challenging student missionary experiences in the country. For ten weeks a group of twenty-somethings will travel to wherever disaster calls, often times multiple sites in one summer. Deploying in sometimes less than 48 hours, our interns have the opportunity to serve those whose lives have been dramatically overturned. The five areas we focus on during the summer are chainsaw, shower trailers, flood recovery, mass-feedings, and childcare. We also focus on building encouraging and fun environments to learn about teamwork, leadership, and serving. The purpose of this internship is to mentor students in being the hands and feet of Jesus; bringing Hope, Help, and Healing. What are the dates of this internship? The dates for the 2020 summer internship begins on May 25th and ends on July 31st. Can I go home during the ten weeks of the internship? As an organization, we prioritize the connectedness of our teams. For this reason, we ask our interns to remain with the team for the entirety of the ten weeks. Between callouts we make time to relax and have fun with the team. Past years, students have gone to movies, kayaking, played arcade games, and went to the beach. How long do we stay at each disaster? Disasters are never the same, nor do they operate on the same schedules. For this reason, the duration of a callout can vary. We aim to provide aid to the best of our abilities for as long as we can. Callouts can be expected to be 2-3 weeks on average. What if there are no disasters? Summers tend to be the “busy” season for disasters, but on some occasions we have seen summers without a single major disaster. Our services will then shift focus from response to recovery; including rebuild and construction. Where do I stay during the internship? Our home base for the summer is located in Jefferson City, Missouri. Housing will be provided both when our interns are on callouts and when they are in Jefferson City. On callouts, we typically stay in churches. Is there an age requirement for the internship? While there is no age requirement, we would prefer our applicants to have finished at least one year of college. Can I use this internship for credit at school? Yes!  We encourage students to use this internship for college credit whenever possible! What does the MBC provide for the Disaster Relief Internship Experience? The MBC will provide housing, meals, transportation, work shirts, and a monthly stipend to each of our interns. “What do I need for this internship? Most tools will be provided for you this summer. There are somethings that you will need to get before the summer begins including: bedding (twin air mattress or cot), work pants (old jeans will work great), and work boots.” How does the Application Process work? We have two sections of the application process.  The “Early Bird” registration ends on January 1st, 2020.  Students that apply before this date have a much more likely chance of being accepted into the program. These decisions will be made by February 29th.  “Last Chance” applications are due March 31st, 2020. Students will still be accepted during the “Last Chance” period, as spots allow. Final decisions will be made by April 18th, 2020.

China Aid Program (CAP) aims to close the achievement gap and promote education equality by supporting Chinese K-12d students in smaller cities with less educational resources than larger urban areas using the academic year in China. It provides opportunities for interested participants to experience authentic Chinese culture and learn the Mandarin language thus becoming a better global citizen and making new friends from all over the world.   Responsibilities Teach English 20 hours maximum per week Help Chinese students to learn your own culture Learn Chinese language and organize cross-cultural activities for your students Help to promote education equality at your designated location Strengthen friendship between youth of China and America   What we provide 1200-2800 USD stipend per month according to background and experience 10000 RMB flight reimbursement Free accommodation/housing provided by host school Free TEFL training and certificate Chinese work visa Health insurance Chinese language lessons Airport pick up and ongoing Support in China Assistance of further career development in education field   Qualifications Citizens who hold a passport of the following countries: United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Republic of Ireland or South Africa （ work visa restriction ） Bachelor’s degree or higher (all majors welcome) Adaptive and flexible Positive attitude towards cultural and educational exchange

SUMMARY The Overnight House Manager is responsible for coordinating the effective operations of three Ronald McDonald Houses (within a 20-mile radius of each other), with split assignment across the RMHC-CNI system. Areas of responsibility include supporting the needs of families during the overnight hours, responding to crisis situations as needed, ensuring the facility is clean, safe and secure as well as ensuring all systems are functioning properly. Additional responsibilities include ensuring contracted staff are completing duties, as assigned.  This position is usually the sole staff member in charge of a House during his/her shift.  RMHC-CNI is currently hiring for three different overnight roles across the charity. Please only apply for the role(s) you feel best fits your situation. SCHEDULE AND PROGRAM LOCATIONS Position 1: These are the required hours and days for the  36 hour a week position . The ability to work some major holidays is  required . Saturday into Sunday, 11p-7:30a: RMH near Lurie Children’s Hospital Sunday into Monday, 10p-8:30a: RMH near Loyola University Medical Center Wednesday into Thursday, 11p-7:30a: RMH near Lurie Children’s Thursday into Friday, 10p-8:30a: RMH near Advocate Children’s RMH near Lurie Children’s: 211 E. Grand Ave, Chicago, Il. RMH near Loyola University Medical Center: Tripp Ave & 1 Airmail Road, Hines Il. RMH near Advocate Children’s Hospital: 4410 W. 93rd Street, Oak Lawn, Il. Please note: The House location you are assigned to work may shift to another depending on the coverage needs of all five House programs.   Position 2: These are the required hours and days for the  40 hour a week position.   The ability to work some major holidays is  required . Monday into Friday 10pm-8:30am- RMH near Loyola University Medical Center: Tripp Ave & 1 Airmail Road, Hines Il. Please note: The House location you are assigned to work may shift to another depending on the coverage needs of all five House programs.   Position 3: These are the required hours and days for the  40 hour a week position.   The ability to work some major holidays is  required . Sunday into Thursday, 10pm-8:30am- RMH near Advocate Children’s Hospital: 4410 W. 93rd Street, Oak Lawn, Il. Please note: The House location you are assigned to work may shift to another depending on the coverage needs of all five House programs.   ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Execute defined policies and procedures for the program assigned (RMH near Advocate Childrens, RMH near Loyola University Hospital or RMH near Lurie Childrens Hospital.) Act as liaison to hospitals to process referrals/reservations. Explain/clarify program policies and procedures to guests and referring partners and build positive working relationships. Welcome guest families, complete check in paperwork, and provide tours/orientation. Provide and assist families with information, directing them to resources, activities or amenities. Perform regular rounds throughout shift to ensure the building is secure & identify maintenance needs, logging issues as appropriate. Check to ensure all systems, such as camera and key access, are functioning properly. Perform light housekeeping duties including resetting the kitchen, stocking supplies, emptying trash, dishes, bed-making, etc. Complete laundry related tasks as needed. Assist with statistics for program by inputting daily occupancy records. Track guest donations & complete data entry for in-kinds as needed. Respond as necessary to emergency situations such as facility related issues, medical emergencies for guests and/or conflicts requiring intervention and/or law enforcement. Encourage adherence to program guidelines and coordinate a solution when issues occur. Complete Incident Reports in a timely manner & inform staff members of any unusual incidents. Management of contractor relationships & daily accountability for security & overnight cleaning. Complete special projects as assigned by Program Director. Set up grab and go breakfast items and prep coffee station for morning guests. Track inventory for House supplies and communicate excess/identify needs Chapter-wide. Be knowledgeable of the program location security system and features (i.e. Key card access system, camera system, facility related shut off valves, etc.). Other duties as assigned. EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE  – An equivalent combination of education, training and experience will be considered. Bachelors degree in social work, psychology, business administration, non-profit management, or related field preferred 2 years of relevant experience in residential program preferred. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES   which may be representative, but not all-inclusive of those commonly associated with this position. Must be a self-starter with the ability to multitask and function effectively under pressure. Ability to think proactively and respond appropriately. Ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with staff, employees, and the general public; ability to represent the charity effectively both verbally and in written form. Experience managing multiple projects concurrently, demonstrating a sense of urgency, results orientated and meets deadlines Effective communication, writing and grammar skills, paying great attention to detail. Proficient with computer database, word processing and publishing programs. Experience using Raisers Edge software helpful. Compassionate and caring individual, aligned to our mission and standard of care. WORK ENVIRONMENT  – Environmental or atmospheric conditions commonly associated with the performance of the functions of this job. Exposed to moderate noise levels Frequent interruptions, ability to multitask key. Regular and predictable attendance is required. PHYSICAL ABILITIES  that are commonly associated with the performance of the functions of this job.  The physical demands described below are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.  Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. Moderate sedentary office work. Frequently required to sit. Reliable transportation with the ability to travel to other program sites as needed While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand; walk; use hands to finger, handle, or feel; reach with hands and arms; climb or balance; stoop, kneel; talk or hear. Must be physically capable of carrying 35 lbs.

Summary The Volunteer Services Manager will serve as the key contact for group volunteer activities and programs, including: Meals from the Heart, Cookies from the Heart, Family Activity Program and special projects. He/she identifies ways to expand and optimize the organizations relationships with volunteer groups, manages the volunteer database and plays an integral role in the multi-faceted aspects of volunteerism throughout the Chapter. Essential Job Functions Act as the primary contact for all volunteer groups, providing strategic management for all aspects of scheduling, communications, explaining expectations and guidelines, and establishing opportunities for involvement. Work with all House teams to become an expert in each locations needs and unique volunteer group requirements. Provide proactive and responsive communication to prepare groups for their volunteer experience, and by offering an electronic/phone orientation when necessary. Align with all House Managers to determine group recruitment opportunities and ensure critical meals are scheduled daily/weekly/annually. Preemptively collaborate with Director of Volunteer Services to ensure meal gaps are filled. Work with staff of all levels to execute effective and successful group volunteer programs and opportunities. Oversee chapter-wide volunteer group data management, program/impact reports and ensure that web content is kept updated. Problem solve to implement process improvements for increased automation and efficiency, with support from Director of Volunteer Services. Manage the organizations volunteer software, establishing best practices to optimize the databases use, troubleshooting issues, answering questions, pulling reports, assisting with data clean-up and ensuring its consistent implementation throughout the Chapter. Demonstrate caring and patient interpersonal skills when working with volunteers, donors, staff and families. Curate corporate volunteer hour financial matching (ex: dollars for doers programs) and foundation prospects, align with Development when appropriate. Respond via phone and email to all correspondence and inquiries regarding volunteer services in a timely and positive manner. Direct people to Director of Volunteers Services as appropriate. Identify opportunities to highlight volunteer activities in charity communications (ie. Annual Report, Newsletters, Social Media), align with marketing and communications when appropriate. Work with Director of Volunteer Services to execute strategies for volunteer retention and recognition including: sending personal thank you notes, planning the Volunteer Appreciation Event, etc.. Participate in the management of volunteers at all signature fundraising events, including: Golf Classic, Sporting Clays Tournament, An Evening with Legends and Gala. Attend community events, as needed, providing volunteer information to potential supporters.   Education and Experience  An equivalent combination of education, training and experience will be considered. Bachelors degree in psychology, nonprofit management, business administration or related field preferred. 2 years of relevant experience required. Nonprofit, customer service or volunteer management background preferred. Experience with database implementation and management preferred. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities   which may be representative, but not all-inclusive of those commonly associated with this position. Must be a self-starter with the ability to multitask, handle multiple priorities and function effectively under pressure. Ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with staff, employees, and the general public; ability to represent the charity effectively both verbally and in written form. Ability to work independently and initiate solutions to problems. Must exhibit good organization and planning, and be able to provide direction and support. Proven time management, prioritization and organizational skills to handle a high volume of volunteer inquiries and requests. Experience managing multiple projects concurrently, demonstrating a sense of urgency, being results and detail orientated, and meeting deadlines. Effective communication, writing and grammar skills, paying great attention to detail. Proficient with computer databases, Microsoft Word and Excel, Google Docs and Google Calendar, and publishing programs. Experience implementing and using a volunteer database or software preferred. Compassionate and caring individual, aligned to our mission and standard of care. Flexibility to work irregular hours, weekends and evenings as needed. Work Environment  Environmental or atmospheric conditions commonly associated with the performance of the functions of this job. Exposed to moderate noise levels Frequent interruptions, ability to multitask key. Regular and predictable attendance is required. Ability to travel throughout Chicagoland area is required. Physical Abilities  that are commonly associated with the performance of the functions of this job. The physical demands described below are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. Light sedentary office work. Frequently required to sit Able to travel between Chicagoland RMHC-CNI program locations and other meeting/event sites via personal vehicle or similar. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand; walk; use hands to finger, handle, or feel; reach with hands and arms; climb or balance; stoop, kneel; talk or hear. Must be physically capable of carrying 35 lbs.

Direct Care staff to work directly with teens in our locations, serving in a parenting/mentoring role in a ministry that provides family style care in a small setting. Direct Care Staff work shifts (no live in staff): weekdays 2:45-11:45pm, 11:45-8:30am (overnight awake) and weekends 8am-4pm, 4-12pm, 12-8am (awake overnight).  Applications for all positions must pass background check, be 21 years of age or older, and have a passion for serving youth in a Christ-filled environment. We currently have open positions in all three homes: Marshall MN, (girls), Winona, MN (girls) and Parker, SD (boys). Applications can be found and submitted online at www.hopeharbormn.org