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Red Lodge Transition Services

About us:

Red Lodge Transition Services is a non-profit grass roots organization supported by volunteers who have experience working with men and women in prison.  Our primary objective is to assist Native men and women who are ready to transition from prison and jail back to community.  Creating a realistic plan for transition can be very stressful!  There are many obstacles and barriers each person, family and community must navigate through in order to be successful. Red Lodge Transition Services is working to identify barriers, and educate people about what they can do to prepare for re-entry.

Statement of Mission:

Program Coordinator

Join New Avenues for Youth as a Program Coordinator by leading and supervising a 24-hour transitional housing program for high-risk youth. Develop and implement programming, oversee daily operations, supervision of staff, coordinate youth activities, and manage program budget. On-call duties, previous supervisory experience, and excellent communication, organizational and program development skills required. MSW/MA and previous experience with at-risk youth preferred. Fulltime position with competitive salary and an excellent benefit package including employer paid medical, dental, life, disability, and retirement, Diverse candidates are encourage to apply.

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New Avenues for Youth

The Stream Team started in 1992 and has grown to a regionally recognized voluntary environmental restoration effort of Clark Public Utilities. Annually over 800 volunteers plant trees, monitor local water quality, manage non-native plants and provide environmental outreach to protect local water quality and quantity.

The Stream Team Program Associate will assist the Stream Team Coordinator in developing high quality, on-the-ground restoration and outreach activities in the Salmon Creek and East Fork of the Lewis Watersheds. These activities might include: program development, community event design and implementation, service learning development, volunteer coordination, outreach, and program evaluation and grant writing opportunities.

Your compassion and commitment are all it takes to make a difference in a child’s life.

Experience the rewards of foster parenting! Help support Portland’s youth by opening up your home and heart to a foster child. Share your ability to guide, nurture and care for teens who need strong role models. The rewards are many. Foster parenting provides a way to give back to your community by supporting youth who are facing complex challenges. You’ll be making a connection, providing stability and encouraging youth to build upon their strengths. Our team-oriented approach includes a 24 hour support staff, innovative training and a generous monthly stipend.