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The community health worker (CHW) is responsible for helping community members, patients and their family's access and navigate community services and resources and adopt healthy behaviors. The CHW supports providers and team members through an integrated approach to care management and community outreach. Activity will promote, maintain and improve individual and community health. The CHW provides social support and informal counseling, individual and group health education and advocacy for individuals and community health needs. Providing home visits and health screenings may be required. Responsibilities * Promote wellness by providing culturally appropriate health information to providers, patients and/or community members * Provide individual social and health care support * Refer and link to preventive services through health screenings and healthcare information * Conduct health related screenings as assigned * Increase access to primary care through culturally competent outreach and enrollment strategies * Make referrals and coordinate services * Teach people the knowledge and skills needed to obtain care * Facilitate continuity of care by providing follow-up * Link patients to and inform them of available community resources * Articulate and advocate needs of community and individuals to others * Be a spokesperson for patients when they are unable to speak for themselves * Involve participants in self and community advocacy * Map communities to help locate and support needed services * Enhance care quality by aiding communication between health system, patient, and community members to clarify cultural practices * Educate patients / community members about how to use the health care and social service systems * Educate the health and social service systems about patient / community needs and perspectives * Establish better communication processes * Build individual capacity to achieve wellness * Build community capacity by addressing social determinants of health * Identify individual and community needs * Mentor other CHWs - capacity building * Seek professional development (continuing education) Required Qualifications * 3 years experience working on community health projects, programs or initiatives * Community based experience * Experience, demonstrated competency and sensitivity in working with diverse populations * Community Health Worker Certificate within 1-1/2 Yrs Preferred Qualifications * College degree in health, human services or related field * Teaching or presenting information to groups * Experience with Microsoft Office * Multicultural healthcare experience or healthcare experience in other countries Benefit Overview Fairview offers a generous benefit package including but not limited to medical, dental, vision plans, life insurance, short-term and long-term disability insurance, PTO and Sick and Safe Time, tuition reimbursement, retirement, early access to earned wages, and more! Please follow this link for additional information: ***************************************************** Compensation Disclaimer An individual's pay rate within the posted range may be determined by various factors, including skills, knowledge, relevant education, experience, and market conditions. Additionally, our organization prioritizes pay equity and considers internal team equity when making any offer. Hiring at the maximum of the range is not typical. If your role is eligible for a sign-on bonus, the bonus program that is approved and in place at the time of offer, is what will be honored. EEO Statement EEO/Vet/Disabled: All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to any lawfully protected status

Health disparities among New Yorkers are large, persistent, and increasing. Public Health Solutions (PHS) exists to change that trajectory and support New Yorkers and their families in achieving optimal health and building pathways to reach their potential. As the largest public health nonprofit serving New York City, we improve health outcomes and help communities thrive by providing services directly to low-income families, supporting community-based organizations through our long-standing public-private partnerships, and bridging the gap between healthcare and community services. We focus on a wide range of public health issues including food and nutrition, health insurance, maternal and child health, sexual and reproductive health, tobacco control, and HIV/AIDS. Learn more about our work at healthsolutions.org. Program Description: Queens Global Families, the Perinatal Infant Community Health Collaborative (PICHC), is an initiative designed to improve maternal and infant health in the communities of Queens borough and to strengthen the network of health and social service providers in the area. The Community Health Worker (CHW) will work with low-income, high-need women of reproductive age to provide support and education with the purpose of informing their health decisions and behaviors and connecting them to resources through one-on-one interactions, home visits, and groups within the community. CHWs work with families to identify needs and goals, provide health education and support, and refer them to additional community resources. Summary of Position: The community health worker (CHW) will complete home visits on a regular basis as per the program description and mandates. The CHW will provide education and support with resources based on client's needs. The CHW will also run groups to support families within the program with the same goal of supporting health education and resources to the client. Specifically the, Community Health Worker will: Identify and assist individuals and families to access needed preventive and primary health care services (e.g., family planning, prenatal care, immunizations, pediatric care, WIC and other nutrition services, inter-conception care, etc.), with an emphasis on identifying and supporting pregnant women not enrolled in health care or supportive services Provide assistance and/or referrals to obtain other essential support services such as housing, financial aid, food stamps, emergency food, clothing, transportation, immigration support, translation, and childcare Support participants to develop birth plans and educate them on their reproductive rights and reproductive justice Conduct basic health assessments, assist families to identify needs, provide basic health information, and make appropriate referrals through home visits Provide advocacy, support and follow-up to determine if services are received and assist families with health behavior changes Provide home visiting services for up to 25 clients at any given time and help conduct educational support groups. Conduct community outreach to screen and connect community members to needed services. Providing education in a group setting on prenatal care, post-partum support group, family planning education, circle of caring groups and other groups as developed by the program. Other duties as assigned. Qualification and Requirements: Associate degree or equivalent preferred. 1-2 years of experience preferred. Must be Bilingual : English and Spanish Strong interpersonal and listening skills and outgoing personality. Non-judgmental attitude and ability to show empathy. High degree of self-organization and ability to work independently. Writing ability sufficient to provide adequate case note documentation, referral forms and other service coordination forms. Reading ability to the level necessary to comprehend training materials and assist others to fill out forms. Must be fluent in Spanish; or have another language that would support the families of Queens. Also specifically looking for Bengali, Hindi and Urdu. Knowledge of Queens's community; Interest in, and commitment to, serving and advocating for people of diverse backgrounds. Ability to work flexible hours, including evening and weekend hours as needed. Knowledge and experience with maternal child health and/or home visiting strongly preferred. Salary: $49,440.00 - $49,440.00 Benefits: Hybrid Work Schedule. Generous Paid Time Off and Holidays. An attractive and comprehensive benefits package including Medical, Dental and Vision. Flexible Spending Accounts and Commuter Benefits. Company Paid Life Insurance and Disability Coverage. 403 (b) + employer matching and discretionary company contributions. College Savings Plan. Ongoing training and continuous opportunities for professional growth and development. At PHS, we place immense value on diversity within our teams, understanding that varied backgrounds and experiences significantly enhance our community and propel us toward our goals. If you find you don't have experience in all the areas listed above, we still encourage you to apply and share your background and experiences in your application. We are eager to discover how your unique perspective can bring positive transformations to our team and help advance our mission of creating healthier, more equitable communities. We look forward to learning more about you. PHS is proud to be an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from women, people of color, persons with disabilities, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and veterans.

Community Health Worker - Street Outreach Reports to: Program Supervisor Full time 35 hours per week Monday-Friday with occasional late days and weekends Salary Range: $45,000 - $50,000 This program serves people who are primarily unhoused and living on the street, and engaged in behaviors that place them at high risk for contracting HIV/AIDS. These behaviors include unsafe sex practices and intravenous drug usage; The goal of the program is to provide them with basic needs, services, linkages and referrals, including HIV and HepC screening and testing, safer sex information, substance use services, medical resources, and other information. Position Summary: The Community Health Worker will work in a robust outreach program that offers education, testing, counseling, basic needs, resources, and referrals in communities where people are unhoused and that are at high risk for HIV, Hep. C and drug overdoses. These services are delivered with the use of our Shower Bus and Mobile Outreach Van. Responsibilities: * Provides program services delivery to clients that are living on the streets and that are at risk for HIV, Hep. C, drug overdoses in compliance with funders and regulatory requirements; best practices; BCS policies and Core Values; Serve as a role model to all stakeholders and clients served. * Provide education, counseling, testing, linkages, resources, and other information on HIV, Hep. C and substance abuse overdose prevention. * Ability to distribute high-risk prevention supplies, including female & male condoms, safer hygiene kits, first aid, opioid overdose prevention, fentanyl testing strip kits, and provision of sterile syringes. * Enter client information into BCS and funder mandated databases (AIRS System, Apricot, etc ) * Drive and maintain the Shower Buse and Outreach Mobile Van * Manage caseload of clients who are unhoused and high risk HIV Negative unknown with multiple psychiatric and health needs. * Design and implement service plans for clients; provide follow-up referrals, needs assessments, advocacy, emergency interventions * Maintenance of case records, discharge and transfer planning * Escort clients to various appointments when needed * Facilitate groups and workshops, including training peer advocates and volunteers * Participate in Team and departmental meetings * Completing required number of annual training hours. * Follow Funders and our organizations protocols for safety and confidentiality guidelines. * Prepared to respond appropriately to emergency situations that may be encountered in the field in accordance with training received including overdoses * Preparation, packing, and inventory of kits and program supplies. * Plan attend and help facilitate community events * Provide services to walk in clients as needed * Other related duties as assigned Qualifications: * High School Diploma or GED; Bachelors Degree preferred * Certification to perform HIV and Hepatitis C testing and counseling preferred * Valid NYS Drivers license, * Must have excellent English written and verbal skills, additional languages preferred (Spanish) * Excellent documentation skills * Facility to motivate others toward achieving goals * Ability to develop alliances with high-risk and difficult-to-engage individuals and groups * Knowledge of community resources and counseling practices with high-risk populations * Outstanding collaborative skills * Navigation, intervention or counseling experience preferred * Basic computer literacy * Knowledge of HIV/AIDS, entitlements, substance abuse, and unhoused communities preferred. * Knowledge and experience working with AIDS Institute database (AIRS) a plus BCS is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities

Fairview Range is hiring a Community Health Worker for our Behavioral Health Home Department in Hibbing, MN. The Community Health Worker (CHW) is responsible for helping Behavioral Health Home patients, and their family's access and navigate community services and resources and adopt healthy behaviors. The CHW works with the BHH Social worker through a coordinated approach to care management and community outreach. Activity will promote, maintain and improve individual and community health identified in the patient treatment plan. The CHW provides social support and informal counseling, individual health education and advocacy for individuals and community health needs. Providing home visits and in clinic visits as determined by the CHW and BHH team required. Schedule: This position will work 72-80 hours per two weeks. The shift length will be 8-hours on the shift. Weekends: As Needed Internal posting through: 12/20/25 About Fairview Range Fairview Range is an affiliate of M Health Fairview, a partnership of Fairview Health Services, the University of Minnesota, and M Physicians. Together, we offer access to breakthrough medical research and specialty expertise as part of a continuum of care that reaches all ages and health needs. The most comprehensive health care network in northeastern Minnesota, Fairview Range includes Fairview Range Medical Center, Fairview Mesaba Clinics (with locations in Hibbing, Nashwauk, and Mountain Iron), Fairview Range Home Care and Hospice, and Fairview Transportation Services. Are you interested in joining our incredible team? Seize the opportunity by applying today! Apply today to join our 34,000+ employees and 5,000+ system providers working to build lasting relationships with the people we serve: our patients, our communities, and each other. As a Community Health Worker, you will be responsible for: * Promoting wellness by providing culturally appropriate health information to Behavioral health home patients. * Providing individual social and health care support. * Growing access to primary care through culturally proficient outreach and enrollment strategies. * Making referrals and coordinating services. * Advocating for individual and community needs. * Bridging the gap between communities and the health and social service systems. Required Qualifications * Community Health Worker Certificate through an accredited program or A.A./A.S. in Health, Human Services, or related field. * 3 years' experience working on community health projects, programs, or initiatives * Community based leadership experience * Demonstrated competency and sensitivity in working with diverse populations * Basic Life Support (American Heart Assoc or Red Cross) Preferred Qualifications * B.S./B.A. in Health, Human Services, or related field. * Experience teaching or presenting information to groups * Experience with Microsoft Office * Multicultural healthcare experience or healthcare experience in other countries Benefit Overview Fairview Range offers a generous benefits package, including but not limited to medical, dental, vision, PTO and Sick and Safe Time, tuition reimbursement, retirement and more! Please follow this link for additional information: ************************************************** Compensation Disclaimer An individual's pay rate within the posted range may be determined by various factors, including skills, knowledge, relevant education, experience, and market conditions. Additionally, our organization prioritizes pay equity and considers internal team equity when making any offer. Hiring at the maximum of the range is not typical. If your role is eligible for a sign-on bonus, the bonus program that is approved and in place at the time of offer, is what will be honored. EEO Statement EEO/Vet/Disabled: All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to any lawfully protected status

The Rockefeller Foundation seeks an Intern for its Communities, Partners, and Impact (CPI) team. Reporting to the Senior Associate and working closely with the Vice President, this role supports strategic initiatives aligned with organizational priorities. The CPI team drives global inclusion efforts, fostering a culture of belonging and centering vulnerable communities. Responsibilities include engaging stakeholders and contributing to projects promoting inclusion and equity. Program Details * Open to graduate students currently enrolled in an accredited program. * Applicants must submit a resume and cover letter as part of the application process. * Work authorization in the United States is required. * This is a year-long internship: * Full-time (35 hrs/week) during the summer (June-August 2026). * Part-time during the academic year (September 2026-May 2027), with a minimum of 16 and maximum of 20 hours per week. * The position is based in New York City and requires in-office presence Monday through Thursday during the summer (June-August). The in-office presence during the academic year will be determined by the position supervisor with consideration for the Intern's class schedule. Hiring Range: $30-$35 hourly rate. This represents the present low and high end of the Foundation's pay range for this position. Actual pay will vary based on various factors, including but not limited to experience. This is a non-exempt position and thus eligible for overtime pay. Principal Duties and Responsibilities * Support the implementation of the OneRF Communities, Partners, and Impact (CPI) Strategy by contributing to team initiatives and deliverables. * Support the assessment of RF Affinity Groups to identify best practices that promote success and sustainability. * Contribute to the OneRF Community Chat Initiative by coordinating logistics and supporting engagement activities. * Conduct research to inform CPI's professional development curriculum and create resource guides for team learning. * Provide organizational and project management support for planning and executing convenings, events, and workshops. * Collaborate effectively with internal and external stakeholders to strengthen partnerships and advance CPI team goals. Education, Experience, and Skills * Currently enrolled in a graduate program in a relevant field (e.g., social impact, organizational development, communications, or related disciplines). * Strong interest in community engagement initiatives. * Basic research and analytical skills with the ability to synthesize information into clear summaries. * Familiarity with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and willingness to learn new tools. * Strong written and verbal communication skills; ability to collaborate effectively in a team environment. * Detail-oriented with good organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple tasks under guidance. * Demonstrated curiosity, adaptability, and eagerness to learn in a professional setting. Competencies * Bias for Action: Takes on new opportunities and tough challenges with a sense of urgency, high energy, and enthusiasm. * Communicates Effectively: Develops and delivers multi-mode communications that convey a clear understanding of the unique needs of different audiences. * Decision Quality: Makes good and timely decisions that keep the organization moving forward. * Strategic Learning: Actively learns through experimentation when tackling new problems, using both successes and failures as learning fodder. * Values Differences: Recognizes the value of different perspectives, commits to being self-aware and respectful, and seeks to learn from new and different voices. About The Rockefeller Foundation The Rockefeller Foundation is a pioneering philanthropy built on collaborative partnerships at the frontiers of science, technology, and innovation that enable individuals, families, and communities to flourish. We make big bets to promote the well-being of humanity in food, health, energy, and finance, including through our public charity, RF Catalytic Capital (RFCC). For more information, sign up for our newsletter at *************************************** and follow us on X @RockefellerFdn and LinkedIn @the-rockefeller-foundation. As an organization, we focus on six values to advance our culture and continue our success. We are dedicated to being Transparent, Optimistic, Accountable, Collaborative, Trusted, and Equitable. We expect all employees at the Foundation to contribute by developing their unique perspectives and talent, challenging conventional wisdom through evidence and reason, and amplifying marginalized voices. The Rockefeller Foundation is committed to the principles of equal employment opportunity and compliance with all federal, state, and local laws concerning employment discrimination, including the Americans with Disabilities Act. To this end, the Foundation ensures equal opportunity to all employees and applicants regardless of race, color, age, gender, sexual orientation, religion, marital status, national origin or ancestry, citizenship, lawful alien status, physical, mental, and medical disability, veteran status, liability for service in the United States Armed Forces, or any other protected status. The Rockefeller Foundation is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

JOB TITLE HEALTH SERVICES COORDINATOR CATEGORY EXEMPT PROGRAM URBAN STRATEGIES - REFUGIO UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN WORK SCHEDULE FIVE DAYS PER WEEK, 40 HOURS PER WEEK; 12 MONTHS PER YEAR SHELTER AND FOSTER HOURS OF OPERATION 24 HOUR, 7 DAYS PER WEEK *THREE SHIFTS*, IF APPLICABLE REPORTS TO PROGRAM DIRECTOR, REFUGIO ORGANIZATIONAL OVERVIEW Urban Strategies exists to equip, resource, and connect faith- and community-based organizations that are engaged in community transformation to help families reach their fullest potential. We work with trusted faith- and community-based organizations and focus on the Latino community to engage and come alongside the whole family. Our vision is that all children and families reach their full potential. Our work is guided by our three core values: Authentic Relationships, Servant Leadership, and Intentional Compassion. Authentic Relationships are foundational to our work and move beyond a transactional nature to truly know people. They serve as opportunities for mutual development and growth and are based on the belief that all people have inherent dignity and worth. Servant Leadership is rooted in an other-centric mindset that informs the way one leads and builds up individuals, families, and communities. Intentional Compassion describes a deliberate commitment to understand, formulate strategic responses, and activate others to reach their full potential. Our organization is headquartered in Washington, D.C., and our administrative offices are located in Arlington, VA. Our team works across the United States with direct service centers located in Texas and Florida. PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Refugio Unaccompanied Children's Shelter and Foster Care Programs provide 24-hour care and services for infants, toddlers, tender, and standard age children in immigration custody who are awaiting release to their sponsors. POSITION OVERVIEW The Health Service Coordinator organizes and coordinates medical services with Health Care Providers for Unaccompanied Children (UC) including specialty, dental, vision and hearing services, laboratory, imaging services, and processes Treatment Authorization Requests (TARS) and updates the Office of Refugee and Resettlement (ORR) UC Portal. This employee works closely with Health Care Providers, Dental Providers, Program Director, Assistant Program Director, Youth Care Supervisors, Case Management, and Clinical Departments. TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Manages and monitors the delivery of Health Care services to UC including medical examinations, vaccinations, specialty visits, communicable diseases, medication management, and knowledge of health and mental health resources for children. Ensures the development and implementation of internal procedures in accordance with ORR, State, Federal and Urban Strategies Policies and Procedures. Must be sensitive to the needs of the children in the areas of health care, clinical, case management and all other department services provided. Prepares children for medical examinations including explaining the process in a manner and language in which they understand, and properly and accurately records the medical intake information to report to the Health Care Provider Collaborates with inter/intra departmental personnel within the shelter (e.g., all medical staff, clinicians, education department, youth care department, case managers) to enhance plan of care Provides guidance and/or assistance to US Staff and Health Service Providers on updated ORR Medical Guidelines, and Urban Strategies procedures. Develop and maintain effective communication and working relationships with staff, physicians, and UCs. Maintains UC medical charts as required by ORR policy, to include allergies, medication use, and immunization history, at each visit. Communicates medical concerns with the child concerning their disease, prevention of disease, and treatment plans as indicated by Health Care Professional and provide responses to questions. Continually assesses for areas of improvement and develop plans and evaluation criteria in the medical department. Obtain, compile, and maintain medical files on each intake. Ensure proper documentation in Refugio's Program's database and maintain a hard copy of required documents and medical record as required by ORR guidelines and timelines. Adheres to, ORR, CDC, State and Federal regulations, and Urban Strategies policies, and procedures. Schedule and comply with required medical, specialty and dental appointments and timelines. Must respond and comply to i emergency medical needs immediately involving children in care. Attends and participates in multidisciplinary care meetings to improve quality care and outcomes of UC in care. Attends program and Urban Strategies meetings and communicates concerns, identifies solutions, obtains approvals, resolves problems, and maintains a specific level of knowledge pertaining to new developments, new task efforts, and new policy requirements. Ensures medical supplies and over the counter inventory is maintained by checking stock to determine expiration dates, inventory level; anticipating needed supplies; placing and expediting orders; verifying receipt; using equipment and supplies as needed to accomplish job results. Ensures medication and immunization administration are followed in accordance with ORR Guidelines, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) State, and Federal requirements, and Urban Strategies standard operating procedures. Collect, maintain, and submit weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual medical reports to the supervisors. Ensures coordination of medical staff for the transfer of children to medical, dental, specialty and diagnostic clinics to offsite locations Escorts/Transports child(ren) to medical, dental outings as needed. Submits, reviews, and follows up on all Significant Incident Reports regarding medical issues within the required timeframes. Participates in the development and conduct training of educational programs for medical staff and US staff (e.g., Universal Precautions, Communicable diseases, Administration Of Medication, infectious disease control in compliance with ORR, CDC, and Health Department Guidelines and US Standard operating procedures. Point of Contact for Vaccine storage, inventory and maintenance, as applicable. Performs disciplinary actions with the guidance of the Program Director. Initiates and responds to emails within the program and for ORR inquiries in a timely manner. Participates in Quality Improvement as required. Develop and maintain effective communication and working relationships with medical staff, program staff, Health Service Providers, and UCs. Develop and expand medical, specialty and dental services with local providers. Maintain confidentiality and Health Information Privacy-HIPAA Compliance at all times. Acts as an interpreter when necessary for the Health Care providers. Upon request, this role may be required to travel with UC to medical appointments. Ability to travel and support other Refugio programs when necessary. The ability to maintain control and work under pressure to meet deadlines. Able to react to change productively and handle other essential tasks as assigned. Other duties as assigned. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Education: Graduated from an accredited Nursing school* Licensed to practice in the state of Florida or Texas. Experience: Minimum of one year with pediatrics or adolescent medicine, medical work experience in hospital, medical clinic, medical records, physician's office, and youth services. Preferred Experience: Two years of related experience in a hospital, clinic, medical record department or physician's office; two years of experience in file maintenance working with youth services; may include part-time, volunteer or internship experience. Competencies: Professional : Cultural Competency, Communication, Ethical, Interpersonal Relations, Attention to Details Technical : Basic Health Care, Wellness, Health Records. Organizational : Leadership, Teamwork, Community Approach. Skills: Office 365, Proficient Computer Skills, Excel, Microsoft, Fluent in English and Spanish (speak, read, and write) Other: Clean criminal background check; Driver's License, CPR Clean child abuse and neglect or child protective services check (CAN) Must be able to evacuate at short notice to accompany residents possibly to a different city for several days at a time. Must be at minimum of 21 years of age or older. Be available for schedule changes and overtime as needed. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Ability to see at normal distance, hear normal conversations and sounds, and use hands and fingers to fill out required forms and perform computer work. Physically able to perform Emergency Behavior Interventions, First Aid, and CPR. The physical demands described here 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 the essential functions as long as the staff disability does not create an undue risk of injury to any children. Ability to ascend/descend stairs Ability to lift up to 30 lbs. Ability to physically intervene when necessary to ensure the safety of a child/children in care. Able to withstand changing environmental conditions with weather (rain, lightning, extreme heat, and winds) Able to withstand and manipulate through construction areas, sports fields, etc. Ability to stand, particularly for sustained periods of time Must be able to stand, bend, or stoop for the entire duration of the shift, as necessary. In a sudden or emergency event, staff must at all times be physically able to run, jump, twist, push, pull, apply approved techniques and otherwise manage or coerce the full weight of an infant or adolescent. Must be able to supervise children indoors and outdoors throughout the entire duration of their shift period, which lasts 8 hours or more on a typical shift. Must be able to communicate verbally and listen for constant surveillance of staff activities. May be exposed to illness-causing bacteria and viruses. Able to provide visual and auditory supervision as needed to maintain the health and safety of children in care as required by the position. Adjusts/position equipment such as scales, exam tables, furniture, and projector or screen SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS Other employment requirements include the following: Fingerprints Background check TB Test *Grandfather Clause: Medical staff employed prior to the effective date of this change are grandfathered employees and shall remain in assigned position so long as they remain employed with Urban Strategies Refugio. Effective 11/9/2022 new hires will need to meet the minimum requirements noted above in this Job Description. Employment is conditional pending satisfactory results of all required tests and background checks mentioned above. TB clearances will be required, if hired. To Apply: Please visit ******************************* Please contact us with any questions: *********************. Equal Opportunity Employer

ABOUT NORTHSIDE CENTER Northside Center for Child Development serves over 4,000 children annually through high-quality, outcomes-driven behavioral health, early childhood, and enrichment services. With over $30 million in annual funding, the organization provides children and their families with the support they need to overcome adversity, thrive, and pursue their dreams. Northside has been a staple of the Harlem community since its founding in 1946 and a pioneer at the intersection of education and behavioral health for Black and Latino children. Several of its programs were the first in Harlem and established the standard of care for many social service agencies. Northside s founders, Doctors Kenneth, and Mamie Clark were psychologists whose breakthrough Black/White Doll Study was used as evidence in Brown v. Board of Education, which declared public school segregation unconstitutional. The philosophy behind this landmark decision, now on its 70 th anniversary, continues to inspire Northside to create and drive innovative programs that focus on the strengths of families and the importance of children s self-esteem. For more information on Northside Center for Child Development, please visit *************************************** PRINCIPLE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES General Program Duties Coordinate, manage, and strengthen all EHS/HS health and nutrition policies and procedures in compliance with Head Start Performance Standards and NYC Department of Health Article 47. Develop written health, safety, sanitation, food service, and emergency procedures as needed; ensure implementation by scheduling drills, conducting safety checks, and monitoring compliance. Build and maintain partnerships in the South Bronx, East Harlem, and Fort Greene to enhance health and nutrition services for children and families. Organize and facilitate the Health Advisory Committee, ensuring required professional and parent representation and that the committee meets at least twice annually. Plan and implement health-related workshops for staff and families. Health & Family Services Work with Family Assistants and Home Visitors to track and monitor children s and families health needs, including medical, dental, vision, and hearing screenings. Monitor the ongoing health status of enrolled children through daily health checks, medication administration per doctor s orders, and follow-up care as needed. Conduct health checks during home visits and classroom observations when required. Support children with disabilities in collaboration with the Special Needs/Home-Based Education Coordinator. Participate in child abuse and neglect prevention efforts in accordance with Federal and State law. Nutrition & Food Services Oversight Provide ongoing supervision of food service staff in collaboration with the Nutritionist. Monitor food service recordkeeping and compliance with EHS/HS nutrition standards and Department of Health regulations. Assist with maintaining records for the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). Recordkeeping & Reporting. Review children s and families health records regularly, ensuring services are up-to-date and following up on abnormal findings. Maintain accurate, confidential, and up-to-date records, including child health files, service tracking systems, and documentation of all activities. Generate reports from PROMIS and other systems related to EHS/HS health services. Submit timely reports for the Director, Policy Council, Board, and other stakeholders as required. Uphold confidentiality for all children, families, and staff. Other Duties Order and restock health supplies for classrooms and health stations. Participate in program self-assessments, federal reviews, staff meetings, and professional trainings. Develop and share health and nutrition curriculum materials for both home- and center- based programs. QUALIFICATION Bachelor s or Master s degree in Nursing, Public Health, Health Education, Maternal and Child Health, or Health Administration (preferred). Minimum 5 years of experience working with children (birth to 5 years old) and pregnant women. Strong understanding of prenatal, newborn, infant, toddler, and preschool health. Experience working in an early childhood setting. Knowledge of community resources and the ability to connect families with appropriate agencies and services. At least 2 years of experience planning health events, parent workshops, and building community partnerships. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher); experience with ChildPlus preferred. Familiarity with medical terminology, charts, and records. Ability to travel between program sites in the Bronx, Manhattan, and Brooklyn. COMPENSATION: $47,000 - $57,000

Job Description ABOUT NORTHSIDE CENTER Northside Center for Child Development serves over 4,000 children annually through high-quality, outcomes-driven behavioral health, early childhood, and enrichment services. With over $30 million in annual funding, the organization provides children and their families with the support they need to overcome adversity, thrive, and pursue their dreams. Northside has been a staple of the Harlem community since its founding in 1946 and a pioneer at the intersection of education and behavioral health for Black and Latino children. Several of its programs were the first in Harlem and established the standard of care for many social service agencies. Northside's founders, Doctors Kenneth, and Mamie Clark were psychologists whose breakthrough Black/White Doll Study was used as evidence in Brown v. Board of Education, which declared public school segregation unconstitutional. The philosophy behind this landmark decision, now on its 70th anniversary, continues to inspire Northside to create and drive innovative programs that focus on the strengths of families and the importance of children's self-esteem. For more information on Northside Center for Child Development, please visit *************************************** PRINCIPLE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES General Program Duties Coordinate, manage, and strengthen all EHS/HS health and nutrition policies and procedures in compliance with Head Start Performance Standards and NYC Department of Health Article 47. Develop written health, safety, sanitation, food service, and emergency procedures as needed; ensure implementation by scheduling drills, conducting safety checks, and monitoring compliance. Build and maintain partnerships in the South Bronx, East Harlem, and Fort Greene to enhance health and nutrition services for children and families. Organize and facilitate the Health Advisory Committee, ensuring required professional and parent representation and that the committee meets at least twice annually. Plan and implement health-related workshops for staff and families. Health & Family Services Work with Family Assistants and Home Visitors to track and monitor children's and families' health needs, including medical, dental, vision, and hearing screenings. Monitor the ongoing health status of enrolled children through daily health checks, medication administration per doctor's orders, and follow-up care as needed. Conduct health checks during home visits and classroom observations when required. Support children with disabilities in collaboration with the Special Needs/Home-Based Education Coordinator. Participate in child abuse and neglect prevention efforts in accordance with Federal and State law. Nutrition & Food Services Oversight Provide ongoing supervision of food service staff in collaboration with the Nutritionist. Monitor food service recordkeeping and compliance with EHS/HS nutrition standards and Department of Health regulations. Assist with maintaining records for the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). Recordkeeping & Reporting. Review children's and families' health records regularly, ensuring services are up-to-date and following up on abnormal findings. Maintain accurate, confidential, and up-to-date records, including child health files, service tracking systems, and documentation of all activities. Generate reports from PROMIS and other systems related to EHS/HS health services. Submit timely reports for the Director, Policy Council, Board, and other stakeholders as required. Uphold confidentiality for all children, families, and staff. Other Duties Order and restock health supplies for classrooms and health stations. Participate in program self-assessments, federal reviews, staff meetings, and professional trainings. Develop and share health and nutrition curriculum materials for both home- and center- based programs. QUALIFICATION Bachelor's or Master's degree in Nursing, Public Health, Health Education, Maternal and Child Health, or Health Administration (preferred). Minimum 5 years of experience working with children (birth to 5 years old) and pregnant women. Strong understanding of prenatal, newborn, infant, toddler, and preschool health. Experience working in an early childhood setting. Knowledge of community resources and the ability to connect families with appropriate agencies and services. At least 2 years of experience planning health events, parent workshops, and building community partnerships. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher); experience with ChildPlus preferred. Familiarity with medical terminology, charts, and records. Ability to travel between program sites in the Bronx, Manhattan, and Brooklyn. COMPENSATION: $47,000 - $57,000

Works collaboratively establishing, maintaining, and creating partnerships with key community stakeholders within the Gift of Hope donor service area to include educational, religious, civic and social organizations to increase organ and tissue donation, registration, and education. This is a Chicago field based position that covers Chicago's North / Northwestern communities & suburbs. Compensation range for this position is $64,335- $72,337 annually Our Benefits In addition to competitive salaries, we offer a comprehensive benefits package: Medical, dental, vision, disability and life insurance options for full-time employees Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) plan 403(b) retirement plan with company match Tuition Reimbursement up to the IRS-allowed maximum Personalized learning and educational development opportunities Monthly cell phone and internet stipends Paid Parental Leave Annual Employer-funded Lifestyle Spending Accounts to support wellness needs Support and counseling for personal, work financial or family needs through our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and our partnership with Critical Incident Stress Consultants (CISC) Responsibilities Essential Functions The following essential functions are the basic job duties that an employee must be able to perform, with or without reasonable accommodation. Advance Gift of Hope's mission, vision and core values: providing compassionate service, contributing to outstanding teams and engaging as one of our passionate people committed to a positive culture that respects the dignity and worth of each individual. Adhere to all policies and procedures in carrying out the responsibilities of this position. Identify, develop and maintain partnerships with select community, educational, religious, hospital, civic and social service organizations to increase awareness of, and support for, organ and tissue donation to increase registration Develop and implement programs/projects and special events to increase overall public awareness and increase donation registration rates in the communities we serve; foster participation by Ambassadors for Hope volunteers and Gift of Hope staff Complete a minimum of ten (10) community engagements per month Develop one (1) signature event per year In conjunction with Volunteer Coordinator, lead a volunteer chapter within assigned targeted communities and coordinate their efforts to promote organ and tissue donation; encourage attendance/support of community-based programs and Gift of Hope sponsored programs and support marketing and communication opportunities Works collaboratively with Donation Coordinators and Donation Liaisons to develop hospital community outreach programs for signature events and participate in donation committees Contribute to monthly newsletters, social media platforms and website, focusing content as it relates to area of expertise; assist in maintaining information on Gift of Hope websites Use Salesforce platform to enter all community outreach activities Other duties as assigned Qualifications Education and Training Required The following identifies the minimum education and training required to perform the essential functions of the job. Bachelor's degree in community relations, business, marketing, or a related field, or equivalent work experience Experience and Skills Required The following indicates the minimum skills and experience required to perform the essential functions of the job. 3 years' experience in community relations or not-for-profit public relations, preferably in a healthcare environment Experience coordinating events and programs with community partners Experience developing and executing community-based programs and events Ability to cultivate and maintain community-based partnerships Ability to work effectively with a wide variety of audiences Ability to influence support for organ and tissue donation Intermediate skills in Excel, Word and PowerPoint Physical Demands The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job. Ability to lift and move minimum of 30 pounds Manual dexterity and visual acuity to input data Ability to hear, speak, and convey information to a variety of audiences Work Environment The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those that will be encountered by an employee while performing the essential functions of the job. Normal office environment Remote office environment Access to reliable transportation to travel to offsite locations to perform job functions Extensive time spent outside the office with community leaders and hospital staff to plan an implement community and hospital events within assigned territory Work outside normal business hours including, weekends, evenings, and holidays Carry a personal cell phone to be accessible outside regular business hours This job description is intended to describe the essential job functions and the essential requirements for the performance of this job. It is not an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities and requirements of the job. Other functions may be assigned by the supervisor and management retains the right to add or change the duties at any time at its discretion. Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Network provides equal employment opportunities to all qualified candidates and does not discriminate with regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, military or veteran status, family medical history or genetic information or any other classification protected by applicable law. All employment decisions are made based on an individual's job-related qualifications and abilities.

Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA) is the nation's first and largest organization dedicated to serving the 2.5 million veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, from their first day home to the rest of their lives. IAVA strives to build an empowered generation of veterans through programs in four key impact areas: Health, Education, Employment and Community. Health - IAVA makes it a priority to ensure that both mental and physical health needs are being effectively addressed in our community, and has provided support to over 20,000 returning veterans nationwide. Education - With nearly a million new veterans headed back to school under the New GI Bill, IAVA has provided over 500,000 with the tools and support needed to make informed decisions about their education. Employment - No veteran should come home from Iraq or Afghanistan to an unemployment check. To fight shockingly high joblessness rates, IAVA's Combat to Career initiative helped over 270,000 veterans in their transition to civilian careers in 2011. Community - Less than 1% of the country served in Iraq and Afghanistan - a stark contrast to the 12% that served during WWII. Building community, both online and on the ground, is a critical factor in fulfilling IAVA's mission, which means bridging geographical divides to create a united, supported and proud movement of new veterans Job Description Community of Veterans (CoV) is the first and largest online social network exclusively for paperwork-confirmed Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. CoV provides its more than 24,000 members with access to message boards, affinity groups, resources, and live chats with experts on a range of issues - especially those related to mental health. CoV provides veterans with a safe space to share what they're going through with others who “get it” because they've been there too. An informal peer-to-peer support system and means of connecting with resources and experts, CoV is an invaluable gathering space for veterans grappling with PTSD, Traumatic Brain Injuries, depression, and even thoughts of suicide. The Online Community Intern will be responsible for supporting the IAVA Programs department to promote engagement within CoV through outreach and communications with members, posting content and resources, and scheduling live chats and other events. The Online Community Intern will report to the Senior Program Manager. The Online Community Intern will: Interact with Iraq and Afghanistan veterans online and off by conducting outreach to promote CoV sign-ups at IAVA events and interacting with veteran members in CoV Learn about methods for digital outreach and engagement, through drafting social media announcements and blog posts, and through planning and executing online events, such as webinars and live chats Learn about mental health issues affecting this generation of veterans and gain exposure to key resources Enhance skills in data analysis by monitoring and reporting on trends among CoV member needs and interests Assist with creating and executing a crisis prevention and response system within CoV Qualifications The Online Community Intern should possess: Excellent organization skills Strong communication (written and oral) and interpersonal skills The ability to work well with others and independently, with a sense of humor and a professional demeanor A positive attitude and a passion for veterans issues and community building Special Qualification Requirement To maintain the integrity of the CoV site, the Program Intern, CoV must be a veteran of Iraq or Afghanistan. Evidence of service, such as DD214 forms, will need to be provided before an offer is finalized. Additional Information To Apply: Please send a resume, cover letter, salary history and three professional references to [email protected], with “Salesforce Coordinator” in the subject line. Include a cover letter that concisely explains how your campaign experience could be applied to IAVA. Applications without a cover letter will not be considered. No phone calls, please. IAVA is an equal opportunity employer. VETERANS OF THE IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN CONFLICTS ARE HIGHLY ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.

Do you have a passion for making a difference in your community? As a Community Outreach Intern with Girl Scouts of Eastern IA and Western IL, you'll have the opportunity to deliver Girl Scout programs to under-served and at-risk youth members, collaborate with community partners to design and deliver Girl Scout curriculum to meet the interests and needs of the youth members. This onsite position in the Corridor area is perfect for college or high school students looking to gain experience in the nonprofit sector while having a blast doing it. Don't miss out on this exciting chance to grow your skills and make a positive impact with us! Hello, we're Girl Scouts of Eastern IA and Western IL We support Girl Scouts from coast to coast, encouraging them to be unapologetically themselves as they discover their strengths and rise to meet new challenges. Our regional council, Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois, supports Girl Scouts and volunteers across 38 counties. What would you do as a Community Outreach Intern Come join us at Girl Scouts of Eastern IA and Western IL for an exciting unpaid internship opportunity that allows you to delve into the world of community outreach! As an intern, you'll have the chance to shadow our dedicated team members as they deliver enriching Girl Scout programs to under-served and at-risk youth members. You'll also collaborate with our community partners to create and implement innovative curriculum tailored to the interests and needs of the youth we serve. This hands-on experience will provide you with invaluable insights into the world of nonprofit social services while making a real difference in the lives of young individuals in the Corridor area. If you're a problem solver with a knack for innovation and a heart for empowering youth, we want to hear from you!

Job Description Do you have a passion for making a difference in your community? As a Community Outreach Intern with Girl Scouts of Eastern IA and Western IL, you'll have the opportunity to deliver Girl Scout programs to under-served and at-risk youth members, collaborate with community partners to design and deliver Girl Scout curriculum to meet the interests and needs of the youth members. This onsite position in the Waterloo area is perfect for college or high school students looking to gain experience in the nonprofit sector while having a blast doing it. Don't miss out on this exciting chance to grow your skills and make a positive impact with us! Hello, we're Girl Scouts of Eastern IA and Western IL We support Girl Scouts from coast to coast, encouraging them to be unapologetically themselves as they discover their strengths and rise to meet new challenges. Our regional council, Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois, supports Girl Scouts and volunteers across 38 counties. What would you do as a Community Outreach Intern Come join us at Girl Scouts of Eastern IA and Western IL for an exciting unpaid internship opportunity that allows you to delve into the world of community outreach! As an intern, you'll have the chance to shadow our dedicated team members as they deliver enriching Girl Scout programs to under-served and at-risk youth members. You'll also collaborate with our community partners to create and implement innovative curriculum tailored to the interests and needs of the youth we serve. This hands-on experience will provide you with invaluable insights into the world of nonprofit social services while making a real difference in the lives of young individuals in Waterloo. If you're a problem solver with a knack for innovation and a heart for empowering youth, we want to hear from you!

Do you have a passion for making a difference in your community? As a Community Outreach Intern with Girl Scouts of Eastern IA and Western IL, you'll have the opportunity to deliver Girl Scout programs to under-served and at-risk youth members, collaborate with community partners to design and deliver Girl Scout curriculum to meet the interests and needs of the youth members. This onsite position in the Waterloo area is perfect for college or high school students looking to gain experience in the nonprofit sector while having a blast doing it. Don't miss out on this exciting chance to grow your skills and make a positive impact with us! Hello, we're Girl Scouts of Eastern IA and Western IL We support Girl Scouts from coast to coast, encouraging them to be unapologetically themselves as they discover their strengths and rise to meet new challenges. Our regional council, Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois, supports Girl Scouts and volunteers across 38 counties. What would you do as a Community Outreach Intern Come join us at Girl Scouts of Eastern IA and Western IL for an exciting unpaid internship opportunity that allows you to delve into the world of community outreach! As an intern, you'll have the chance to shadow our dedicated team members as they deliver enriching Girl Scout programs to under-served and at-risk youth members. You'll also collaborate with our community partners to create and implement innovative curriculum tailored to the interests and needs of the youth we serve. This hands-on experience will provide you with invaluable insights into the world of nonprofit social services while making a real difference in the lives of young individuals in Waterloo. If you're a problem solver with a knack for innovation and a heart for empowering youth, we want to hear from you!

We are excited to roll out the 2026 internship program at Thresholds! Our internship offers great opportunity to learn evidence-based practices with rigorous training, and under excellent clinical supervision. You are our future leaders, and here you will have an opportunity to gain experience while fulfilling educational requirements. It's also a great opportunity for you to contribute, partner and start a career with a leading social service agency. If you are deeply committed to social justice, think about applying for an internship with us! Thresholds is a community mental health agency, with a focus on Home, Health and Hope. We work in the community alongside our clients, building relationships while teaching life skills. Thresholds, a national leader in mental health services, is a recipient of the Chicago Tribune “Top 100 Workplaces" for 12 consecutive years and a 9-time winner of Chicago's “101 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For". Through our more than 75 Chicagoland locations and 30 innovative programs, Thresholds provides healthcare, housing, and hope for over 15,000 adults and youth. The Intern, Community Mental Health collaborates with Program Directors, Team Leaders, and Community Support Specialists to provide direct service to members. This includes but is not limited to group counseling/therapy, individual counseling/therapy, case management, teaching, assessment, assertive community treatment, job support, treatment planning, crisis intervention, and psycho-social rehabilitation services. (This internship is designed to be completed for credit as part of a degree program. This is not a paid internship.) ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Attend New Staff Orientation prior to starting the internship. Provides direct service to members, as indicated by the service plan, while supervised by an appropriate, designated staff person. Consistent with the intern's level of experience and training, this potentially includes but is not limited to individual counseling/therapy, case management, teaching, assessment, assertive community treatment, job support, managing medications, treatment planning, crisis intervention, and group counseling/therapy. This may be done in the community or on site at a Thresholds location, but the majority of services will be provided in the community unless otherwise specified by a supervisor. Completion of all assigned paperwork in a timely fashion, such as individual and group documentation, attendance reports, service plans and evaluations as assigned by the supervisor. Provide accurate and timely information to the supervisor on all topics and issues important to the rehabilitation and well-being of Thresholds members. Attend staff and team meetings as assigned by a supervisor. Maintain a professional demeanor with members, colleagues, and collateral contacts consistent with agency ethics and code of conduct guidelines. EDUCATION Enrolled in Bachelor's or Master's degree program with a major in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, Rehabilitation Counseling, Vocational Counseling, Family Therapy, or other related human service programs. 1 st or 2 nd year Master's students preferred. EXPERIENCE Social service experience and/or experience working with individuals with mental illness preferred. Ability to synthesize and summarize information and make judgments regarding member care. Must communicate effectively both verbally and in writing in order to provide information to members and healthcare personnel. Demonstrated ability to function independently. Computer skills required; knowledge of database functions and maintenance necessary. SKILLS/CERTIFICATIONS Current and valid driver's license required. “All offers are contingent on a completed background check, as well as eligibility to be rehired if previously employed at Thresholds.”​

Job Title: Community Care Chaplain Intern Department: Spiritual Care Reports To: Director of Spiritual Care Hours: 10-15 hours per week Overview: Metropolitan Ministries seeks a Community Care Chaplain Intern to support our mission of providing holistic care to individuals and families experiencing homelessness and poverty. Intern candidates must be enrolled in Sankofa Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE). This internship provides hands-on experience in trauma-informed spiritual care within an urban ministry setting. Essential Responsibilities: Provide compassionate, trauma-informed pastoral care to residents, staff, and guests at Metropolitan Ministries. Offer pastoral presence and crisis intervention for individuals facing challenges such as homelessness, loss, and family displacement. Conduct spiritual assessments and document pastoral encounters as required for CPE credit. Support and facilitate worship services, Bible studies, prayer gatherings, and special services in collaboration with the Spiritual Care team. Engage with community partners and volunteers to enhance the spiritual life of those we serve. Participate in weekly supervision, debriefing sessions, and interdisciplinary team meetings. Maintain confidentiality and uphold ethical standards in all aspects of pastoral care. Requirements Qualifications: Current enrollment in Sankofa Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE). Commitment to trauma-informed and interfaith spiritual care within a diverse, urban community. Strong listening, empathy, and crisis intervention skills. Ability to work in a collaborative, fast-paced ministry environment. Flexibility in scheduling, including some evenings or weekends as needed. Adherence to Metropolitan Ministries' values and mission. Learning Outcomes: Develop practical skills in pastoral care within an urban social services setting. Gain experience in interfaith and multicultural ministry in a trauma-informed context. Apply CPE learning to real-world situations, integrating theory with practice. Build professional and ethical competencies in chaplaincy. Additional Requirements: Applicants must also complete a CPE application and email it to ***********************.

Since 1972, Clean Water Action has been at the forefront of grassroots advocacy to protect communities and the environment. Our Minnesota chapter has been organizing residents since 1982 to fight pollution, toxic chemicals, and corporate overreach. Recent victories include: 2024 Packaging Waste and Cost Reduction Act, holding producers accountable to steward their plastic waste 2023 Amara's Law, the nation's first PFAS chemical ban We are committed to building the next generation of environmental and community leaders through hands-on organizing and mentorship. Our current campaigns focus on: Stopping harmful tax handouts to billionaire tech and energy developers Protecting clean water and community health across Minnesota Reducing waste and toxic pollution through producer accountability, not consumer responsibility Job Description This PAID internship offers students and early-career organizers the opportunity to develop real-world skills in canvassing, fundraising, and community mobilization. You'll work alongside experienced staff to: Engage Minnesotans in campaigns protecting clean water and community health Recruit supporters and raise funds for grassroots advocacy Collect postcards, letters, and calls to lawmakers to advance environmental and corporate accountability policies Responsibilities: Canvass door-to-door to inform and inspire the public about environmental and social justice campaigns Recruit and mobilize supporters and new Clean Water Action members Fundraise to sustain grassroots advocacy work Collect postcards, letters, and calls to lawmakers to advance our progressive policy goals Maintain accurate records and contribute to a positive, motivated team Full paid training in canvassing and campaign issues is provided. No prior experience required. Qualifications Interest in nonprofit organizing, environmental advocacy, or public policy Strong communication and interpersonal skills Reliable, motivated, and detail-oriented Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion Ideal candidates enjoy connecting with people as part of their daily work and are motivated to make real change on these issues. We are committed to reflecting the communities we work in; BIPOC, LGBQT+ folks, and women are strongly encouraged to apply. As an equal opportunity employer, Clean Water Action is dedicated to non-discrimination in every aspect of employment. No person is to be discriminated against because of race, religion, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, disability, marital status, or any other ground prohibited by applicable federal, state, or local law. This equal opportunity policy applies to veteran status or any other legally protected characteristic. This policy covers all aspects of employment, including hiring, promotions, terminations, pay, and the work environment. Additional Information Position: Part-time (3 to 4 days); or Full-time (5 days) Hours: 2 pm-9:30 pm Schedule: Monday through Friday Benefits: 401(k), Health insurance, Dental insurance, Vision insurance, Flexible Spending Account (FSA), Paid Time Off (PTO), Flexible schedule Wage: $20/hourly ($19/hourly paid training for the first 10 days) Supplemental pay types: Daily performance bonuses Ability to commute/relocate: Ability to reliably commute to Minneapolis, MN before starting work Required. We do not provide any moving or housing assistance. Please only apply if you have specific plans to be located near the Minneapolis Clean Water Action office. If you're ready to make a tangible impact in Minnesota's environmental and public health landscape while growing your organizing skills, apply now to join our team!

Since 1972, Clean Water Action has been at the forefront of grassroots advocacy to protect communities and the environment. Our Minnesota chapter has been organizing residents since 1982 to fight pollution, toxic chemicals, and corporate overreach. Recent victories include: 2024 Packaging Waste and Cost Reduction Act, holding producers accountable to steward their plastic waste 2023 Amara's Law, the nation's first PFAS chemical ban We are committed to building the next generation of environmental and community leaders through hands-on organizing and mentorship. Our current campaigns focus on: Stopping harmful tax handouts to billionaire tech and energy developers Protecting clean water and community health across Minnesota Reducing waste and toxic pollution through producer accountability, not consumer responsibility Job Description This PAID internship offers students and early-career organizers the opportunity to develop real-world skills in canvassing, fundraising, and community mobilization. You'll work alongside experienced staff to: Engage Minnesotans in campaigns protecting clean water and community health Recruit supporters and raise funds for grassroots advocacy Collect postcards, letters, and calls to lawmakers to advance environmental and corporate accountability policies Responsibilities: Canvass door-to-door to inform and inspire the public about environmental and social justice campaigns Recruit and mobilize supporters and new Clean Water Action members Fundraise to sustain grassroots advocacy work Collect postcards, letters, and calls to lawmakers to advance our progressive policy goals Maintain accurate records and contribute to a positive, motivated team Full paid training in canvassing and campaign issues is provided. No prior experience required. Qualifications Interest in nonprofit organizing, environmental advocacy, or public policy Strong communication and interpersonal skills Reliable, motivated, and detail-oriented Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion Ideal candidates enjoy connecting with people as part of their daily work and are motivated to make real change on these issues. We are committed to reflecting the communities we work in; BIPOC, LGBQT+ folks, and women are strongly encouraged to apply. As an equal opportunity employer, Clean Water Action is dedicated to non-discrimination in every aspect of employment. No person is to be discriminated against because of race, religion, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, disability, marital status, or any other ground prohibited by applicable federal, state, or local law. This equal opportunity policy applies to veteran status or any other legally protected characteristic. This policy covers all aspects of employment, including hiring, promotions, terminations, pay, and the work environment. Additional Information Position: Part-time (3 to 4 days); or Full-time (5 days) Hours: 2 pm-9:30 pm Schedule: Monday through Friday Benefits: 401(k), Health insurance, Dental insurance, Vision insurance, Flexible Spending Account (FSA), Paid Time Off (PTO), Flexible schedule Wage: $20/hourly ($19/hourly paid training for the first 10 days) Supplemental pay types: Daily performance bonuses Ability to commute/relocate: Ability to reliably commute to Minneapolis, MN before starting work Required. We do not provide any moving or housing assistance. Please only apply if you have specific plans to be located near the Minneapolis Clean Water Action office. If you're ready to make a tangible impact in Minnesota's environmental and public health landscape while growing your organizing skills, apply now to join our team!

Since 1972, Clean Water Action has been at the forefront of grassroots advocacy to protect communities and the environment. Our Minnesota chapter has been organizing residents since 1982 to fight pollution, toxic chemicals, and corporate overreach. Recent victories include: 2024 Packaging Waste and Cost Reduction Act, holding producers accountable to steward their plastic waste 2023 Amara's Law, the nation's first PFAS chemical ban We are committed to building the next generation of environmental and community leaders through hands-on organizing and mentorship. Our current campaigns focus on: Stopping harmful tax handouts to billionaire tech and energy developers Protecting clean water and community health across Minnesota Reducing waste and toxic pollution through producer accountability, not consumer responsibility Job Description This PAID internship offers students and early-career organizers the opportunity to develop real-world skills in canvassing, fundraising, and community mobilization. You'll work alongside experienced staff to: Engage Minnesotans in campaigns protecting clean water and community health Recruit supporters and raise funds for grassroots advocacy Collect postcards, letters, and calls to lawmakers to advance environmental and corporate accountability policies Responsibilities: Canvass door-to-door to inform and inspire the public about environmental and social justice campaigns Recruit and mobilize supporters and new Clean Water Action members Fundraise to sustain grassroots advocacy work Collect postcards, letters, and calls to lawmakers to advance our progressive policy goals Maintain accurate records and contribute to a positive, motivated team Full paid training in canvassing and campaign issues is provided. No prior experience required. Qualifications Interest in nonprofit organizing, environmental advocacy, or public policy Strong communication and interpersonal skills Reliable, motivated, and detail-oriented Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion Ideal candidates enjoy connecting with people as part of their daily work and are motivated to make real change on these issues. We are committed to reflecting the communities we work in; BIPOC, LGBQT+ folks, and women are strongly encouraged to apply. As an equal opportunity employer, Clean Water Action is dedicated to non-discrimination in every aspect of employment. No person is to be discriminated against because of race, religion, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, disability, marital status, or any other ground prohibited by applicable federal, state, or local law. This equal opportunity policy applies to veteran status or any other legally protected characteristic. This policy covers all aspects of employment, including hiring, promotions, terminations, pay, and the work environment. Additional Information Position: Part-time (3 to 4 days); or Full-time (5 days) Hours: 2 pm-9:30 pm Schedule: Monday through Friday Benefits: 401(k), Health insurance, Dental insurance, Vision insurance, Flexible Spending Account (FSA), Paid Time Off (PTO), Flexible schedule Wage: $20/hourly ($19/hourly paid training for the first 10 days) Supplemental pay types: Daily performance bonuses Ability to commute/relocate: Ability to reliably commute to Minneapolis, MN before starting work Required. We do not provide any moving or housing assistance. Please only apply if you have specific plans to be located near the Minneapolis Clean Water Action office. If you're ready to make a tangible impact in Minnesota's environmental and public health landscape while growing your organizing skills, apply now to join our team!

We are excited to roll out the 2026 internship program at Thresholds! Our internship offers great opportunity to learn evidence-based practices with rigorous training, and under excellent clinical supervision. You are our future leaders, and here you will have an opportunity to gain experience while fulfilling educational requirements. It's also a great opportunity for you to contribute, partner and start a career with a leading social service agency. If you are deeply committed to social justice, think about applying for an internship with us! Thresholds is a community mental health agency, with a focus on Home, Health and Hope. We work in the community alongside our clients, building relationships while teaching life skills. Thresholds, a national leader in mental health services, is a recipient of the Chicago Tribune "Top 100 Workplaces" for 12 consecutive years and a 9-time winner of Chicago's "101 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For". Through our more than 75 Chicagoland locations and 30 innovative programs, Thresholds provides healthcare, housing, and hope for over 15,000 adults and youth. The Intern, Community Mental Health collaborates with Program Directors, Team Leaders, and Community Support Specialists to provide direct service to members. This includes but is not limited to group counseling/therapy, individual counseling/therapy, case management, teaching, assessment, assertive community treatment, job support, treatment planning, crisis intervention, and psycho-social rehabilitation services. (This internship is designed to be completed for credit as part of a degree program. This is not a paid internship.) ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES * Attend New Staff Orientation prior to starting the internship. * Provides direct service to members, as indicated by the service plan, while supervised by an appropriate, designated staff person. Consistent with the intern's level of experience and training, this potentially includes but is not limited to individual counseling/therapy, case management, teaching, assessment, assertive community treatment, job support, managing medications, treatment planning, crisis intervention, and group counseling/therapy. This may be done in the community or on site at a Thresholds location, but the majority of services will be provided in the community unless otherwise specified by a supervisor. * Completion of all assigned paperwork in a timely fashion, such as individual and group documentation, attendance reports, service plans and evaluations as assigned by the supervisor. * Provide accurate and timely information to the supervisor on all topics and issues important to the rehabilitation and well-being of Thresholds members. * Attend staff and team meetings as assigned by a supervisor. * Maintain a professional demeanor with members, colleagues, and collateral contacts consistent with agency ethics and code of conduct guidelines. EDUCATION * Enrolled in Bachelor's or Master's degree program with a major in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, Rehabilitation Counseling, Vocational Counseling, Family Therapy, or other related human service programs. * 1st or 2nd year Master's students preferred. EXPERIENCE * Social service experience and/or experience working with individuals with mental illness preferred. * Ability to synthesize and summarize information and make judgments regarding member care. * Must communicate effectively both verbally and in writing in order to provide information to members and healthcare personnel. * Demonstrated ability to function independently. * Computer skills required; knowledge of database functions and maintenance necessary. SKILLS/CERTIFICATIONS * Current and valid driver's license required. "All offers are contingent on a completed background check, as well as eligibility to be rehired if previously employed at Thresholds."