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Digest for October 14, 2010
Special Notice
CNRG Networking Night
When: Thursday, October 21st - 6-7:30pm.
Where: The Green Dragon 928 SE 9th Ave (SE Belmont & 9th)
Join us at the fabulous Green Dragon restaurant for an evening of introductions and opportunities. Meet folks from other non-profits, discover who’s looking for partners to build coalitions with, what new volunteer opportunities are available and when internship and employment positions maybe opening up. Have fun and a fantastic dinner.
If you have questions, please e-mail to [email protected]
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Digest Contents:
CNRG Networking NightFree event for families/friends helping an Elder-Saturday,October 30th
Legislative Research Intern
Oregon Food Bank Job Announcement-Nutrition Education Program Coordinator
Youth Program Evaluation Internship at Camp Fire
Head Start Head Teacher
Gresham CAFE Program Associate
Work Incentives Planning & Assistance Project Coordinator
Free Office Furniture
Become an OEC Champion for the Environment
Computer Trainer for elderly and disabled
Help Clark County's homeless get a good night's rest
Events
Free event for families/friends helping an Elder-Saturday,October 30th
If you are helping an elder family member or friend, or are thinking about being prepared when they need your help, this free event is for you!
Workshops on supporting elders at home, managing transitions and conflicts, understanding Alzheimer's and other dementias, information on legal issues, and other helpful workshops will be offered. There will also be an all day resource fair with representatives from local non-profits and government programs that assist elders and their families. A free lunch will be provided.
The event will be from 8am-4pm at Providence Medical Center at 4805 NE Glisan St. To register, call 1-877-926-8300 toll free, or visit: www.conferenceforcaregivers103010.eventbrite.com
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Jobs & Internships
Legislative Research Intern
Digest topic: Jobs & Internships
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| organization: | Oregon Environmental Council |
| position summary: | Oregon Environmental Council (OEC) is recruiting a Legislative Research Intern to assist our Legislative Director with preparing OEC’s 2011 legislative agenda and ongoing research needs. The individual will be responsible for developing communications outreach tools to legislators. This is a great opportunity to experience working in a nonprofit environment while enhancing legislative research and communications skills. The right candidate would be encouraged to extend the internship to the 2011 session and assist the Legislative Director with lobbying duties in Salem and/or continue research up in Portland to assist with lobbying research needs. The Intern will: • Reach out to volunteers to encourage legislative participation at legislator town hall meetings |
| Salary / Pay Rate: | unpaid internship |
| Apply by: | October 26, 2010 |
Oregon Food Bank Job Announcement-Nutrition Education Program Coordinator
JOB TITLE: Nutrition Education Program Coordinator – 2 Positions (Beaverton and Portland)
RESPONSIBLE TO: Education Programs Manager
APPLICATION PROCESS: Full job description and application process at http://www.oregonfoodbank.org/about_ofb/employment/.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 10/25/10
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Youth Program Evaluation Internship at Camp Fire
Want to learn about youth development program evaluation?
Camp Fire USA Portland Metro Council is looking for an intern to assist with projects designed to strengthen program quality through staff professional development, observation-based self assessment tools, and outcomes surveys. The intern will have a chance to research and develop models for engaging youth in evaluation and quality assessment activities. There is also opportunity to develop reports and presentations for diverse audiences.
Hours & Compensation: 10 hours/week with $1000 honorarium for a commitment of at least 4 months
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Head Start Head Teacher
Digest topic: Jobs & Internships
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| organization: | Neighborhood House |
| position summary: | Head Start Head Teacher: 30hr/week through June 17, 2011; Starts ASAP. B.A. in ECE or related field & 2 yrs exp. in preschool classroom setting or A.A. in ECE & 4 yrs exp. Lead teaching team in planning and implementing early childhood classroom curriculum; knowledge of Anti-Bias and Developmentally Appropriate Curricula; screen and assesses each child; develop individualized learning plan; involve parents in planning for classroom and on home visits. Need basic computer skills; ability to interact positively and appropriately with children & adults; valid driver’s license, clean driving record, ability to be insured, and reliable personal transportation; ability to routinely lift 50 lbs., bend, twist, stoop and run after children. |
| Salary / Pay Rate: | Pay range: $12.91-$15.50/hr. |
Gresham CAFE Program Associate
Digest topic: Jobs & Internships
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| organization: | Metropolitan Family Service |
| position summary: | Metropolitan Family Service Position Description Position Title: Program Associate Status: Non-exempt Reports To: Program Coordinator FTE: 25 hours/week Dept/Program: School Communities Program – Gresham CAFE Hall Elementary School Classification: 3 Created: October 2010 Job Number: CPA01011 General Description: Metropolitan Family Service position descriptions are guidelines. They are not intended to identify every task that an employee will be asked to complete. They are intended as a general outline of the essential work responsibilities and qualifications of the position. Employees are expected to provide whatever assistance is needed so that both the agency mission and individual success will be achieved. General Function: |
| Salary / Pay Rate: | 12-15/hr DOE |
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| organization: | Disability Rights Oregon |
| position summary: | Non-profit disability law office seeks applicants for WIPA Project Coordinator. The project provides recipients of SSI/SSDI information about work incentives available when going back to work and provides outreach and training to groups. The Coordinator leads the WIPA team, provides support to other team members, and is the liaison with Social Security and community partners. The Coordinator spends an average of 25-30% of time on program coordination and administrative tasks. The remaining time is used to provide direct client services and outreach activities. Job description & application available at: http://www.disabilityrightsoregon.org/about-us/employment or call 503 243 2081 |
| Salary / Pay Rate: | DOE - Non Profit Organization |
| Apply by: | October 23, 2010 |
Nonprofit News
Free Office Furniture
Non-profit trying to pass a long un-needed furniture to someone who could find a use for it:
2 bookshelves - tall, white; Oblong wood Board table with glass top; Several task office chairs; 1 round table; 2 drawer putty/gray pedestal files - 6 of them; 2 reception side chairs non-matching
If you are interested please email me @ [email protected], or call 503-823-5111. Pictures available on request. You must be willing and able to come pick up the item and take it away.
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Volunteering
Become an OEC Champion for the Environment
What: Become a leader in your local community to help Oregonians safeguard what they love about Oregon! Learn how to give people the information they need to act on their environmental values as parents, neighbors, home keepers and community members. We will share strategies to engage your local community and foster behavior change towards a more sustainable future in Oregon.
When: Saturday, November 13th from 8:30am – 12:30pm
Where: Oregon Environmental Council, 222 NW Davis, Portland
Why: We all have networks and communities where we live, work and play. Learn how to harness your resources and get people involved to create change in Oregon.
Who: The first 20 people to sign-up!
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Computer Trainer for elderly and disabled
REACH Community Development is in need of a computer savvy individual to teach basic computing skills to elderly and/or disabled low-income folks in NE Portland. One or two hours per week, or every other week. Preferably on Tuesdays and/or Wednesdays. Please contact Matt Moor for more info @ 503-546-9665.
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Help Clark County's homeless get a good night's rest
The Winter Hospitality Overflow (WHO) Program operates a shelter for single men, located at St. Paul Lutheran Church in downtown Vancouver. The men's shelter is open November-March each year.
We are looking for an individual or team to serve as laundry volunteers for the men's shelter. Every Monday from 7am-3pm, November-March, the week's bedding is laundered on-site, helping shelter guests to get the best possible nights' sleep.
This is a great opportunity for students, and avid readers! While you wait for laundry to finish washing and drying you can read a book, crochet, study for classes, or work on crossword puzzles.
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