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This is a unique and exciting opportunity to lead one of San Diego's most respected animal welfare organizations as it enters its 20th year of service. Considering applying for this job Do not delay, scroll down and make your application as soon as possible to avoid missing out. The Foundation for Animal Care and Education (FACE) is a beloved local charity with a strong reputation and a passionate community of supporters. Reporting directly to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director will be responsible for guiding the strategic direction and operational success of the organization. This includes managing a $2 million annual budget, strengthening programmatic impact, and cultivating innovative partnerships. The Executive Director will serve as a visible and influential leader in the community, working closely with the Board and it's President, while overseeing three direct reports: the Director of Development, Director of Operations, and [third role to be defined]. While FACE's impact to date is significant, the organization holds tremendous untapped potential. We are seeking a visionary and passionate animal advocate who can elevate our reach and effectiveness-particularly through dynamic fundraising leadership and a comprehensive development strategy. The Executive Director will play a central role in expanding FACE's capacity by spearheading fundraising events, cultivating donor relationships, and stewarding a results-driven development program. xevrcyc Fundraising will be the top priority, serving as the engine that powers our mission and amplifies our impact across the community.

The Program Officer provides implementation support for all headquarters aspects of the Southern and West Africa portfolio, including backstopping project implementation and administration; providing input into/feedback on relevant tools, resources, and project deliverables; facilitating efficient and compliant financial management; supporting field staff, consultants, and partners on administrative issues; contributing to monitoring, evaluation, and learning; and identifying funding opportunities and participating in proposal development. Among other projects, the Program Officer will oversee a regional human rights initiative across Southern African Development Community (SADC) countries and a human rights program in Burkina Faso. This position is based in Washington, D.C. and reports to the Africa Program Manager. Professional working knowledge of French is required. PRINCIPAL DUTIES, RESPONSIBILITIES, AND EXPECTATIONS: Award implementation: Support all aspects of program implementation, including work plan development, identifying and managing consultants and sub-grantees, organizing workshops, meetings, and events, drafting and finalizing program reports, and participating in communications with donor counterparts. Manage monitoring, evaluation and learning processes, connecting field data collection and analysis with HQ systems and learning objectives. Oversee program finances including field office drawdown requests and budget tracking and forecasting to ensure compliant and efficient spending (and no over-spending). Maintain regular communications and strong working relationships with Freedom House offices based in Southern and West Africa. Proposal development: Support proposal development processes including contributing to theory of change and logic model development, drafting elements of proposals and creating budgets. Networking and relationship management: Develop effective professional relationships with a range of external actors, including peer organizations, donors, partners, and grantees. Represent Freedom House to external audiences at meetings and events. Tracking regional developments: Monitor key developments related to democratic governance in the relevant regions, including political developments, elections, status of relevant legislation, and adherence to human rights norms. From time to time, contribute to Freedom House research, analysis and advocacy efforts, including drafting blogs or other analytical pieces. Personnel management: Oversee day-to-day work of a Program Associate/Senior Program Associate in order to effectively share and execute administrative, backstopping and financial management responsibilities JOB QUALIFICATIONS: Education Bachelor's degree in political science, international relations, international development, or related field; Master's degree preferred Experience: Three to five years of related work experience; at least one year of cumulative experience overseas (in the relevant region) is preferred Professional working knowledge of French required Knowledge of and commitment to the cause of advancing human rights and democracy Understanding of political, social and rights dynamics across Southern and West Africa preferred Deep understanding of USG funding processes, budget forms, rules, and regulations; at least two years' experience working on USG-funded programs including creating and managing USG budgets and implementing monitoring and evaluation plans strongly preferred Experience developing and drafting USG funding proposals preferred Experience supervising junior staff preferred Skills and Competencies: Knowledge of international human rights principles and mechanisms, and understanding of international democracy promotion Proven ability to multitask and manage time effectively to meet competing deadlines and manage priorities Strong ability to develop, analyze, and manage USG program budgets; facility in budget management Astute political judgment and strategic thinking; excellent judgment in problem solving and decision making Ability to conduct research and apply strong analytical skills Mastery of MS Office Suite Excellent interpersonal skills, ability to persuade and facilitate cooperation between individuals with divergent views and to collaborate with others and successfully work as an effective team member Ability to maintain the highest degree of confidentiality regarding all aspects of work Ability to represent Freedom House professionally in conduct and personal appearance Excellent attention to detail and ability to consistently produce timely and error-free work under tight deadlines Excellent timekeeping, attendance, and time management, and ability to work flexible schedule and be available outside of normal business hours for emergency work purposes Ability to adhere to and work within strict guidelines and procedures Ability to effectively work remotely and maintain productively with minimal oversight Attributes and Characteristics: Eagerness to think creatively about complex challenges Willingness to reflect, learn, and adapt Strong cross-cultural communication skills Exhibit strong and sustained commitment to the mission of Freedom House Commitment to diversity, equality, and inclusion in all aspects of work Ethical conduct and ability to model integrity to colleagues High professional standards and takes responsibility for quality of work Understanding of personal strengths and areas for growth; continuously builds knowledge and skills Manage competing tasks on tight deadlines; know when to ask for assistance Able to work on sensitive issues such as human rights violations, violent extremism, torture<

The Program Officer provides implementation support for all headquarters aspects of the Southern and West Africa portfolio, including backstopping project implementation and administration; providing input into/feedback on relevant tools, resources, and project deliverables; facilitating efficient and compliant financial management; supporting field staff, consultants, and partners on administrative issues; contributing to monitoring, evaluation, and learning; and identifying funding opportunities and participating in proposal development. Among other projects, the Program Officer will oversee a regional human rights initiative across Southern African Development Community (SADC) countries and a human rights program in Burkina Faso. This position is based in Washington, D.C. and reports to the Africa Program Manager. Professional working knowledge of French is required. PRINCIPAL DUTIES, RESPONSIBILITIES, AND EXPECTATIONS: Award implementation: Support all aspects of program implementation, including work plan development, identifying and managing consultants and sub-grantees, organizing workshops, meetings, and events, drafting and finalizing program reports, and participating in communications with donor counterparts. Manage monitoring, evaluation and learning processes, connecting field data collection and analysis with HQ systems and learning objectives. Oversee program finances including field office drawdown requests and budget tracking and forecasting to ensure compliant and efficient spending (and no over-spending). Maintain regular communications and strong working relationships with Freedom House offices based in Southern and West Africa. Proposal development: Support proposal development processes including contributing to theory of change and logic model development, drafting elements of proposals and creating budgets. Networking and relationship management: Develop effective professional relationships with a range of external actors, including peer organizations, donors, partners, and grantees. Represent Freedom House to external audiences at meetings and events. Tracking regional developments: Monitor key developments related to democratic governance in the relevant regions, including political developments, elections, status of relevant legislation, and adherence to human rights norms. From time to time, contribute to Freedom House research, analysis and advocacy efforts, including drafting blogs or other analytical pieces. Personnel management: Oversee day-to-day work of a Program Associate/Senior Program Associate in order to effectively share and execute administrative, backstopping and financial management responsibilities JOB QUALIFICATIONS: Education Bachelor's degree in political science, international relations, international development, or related field; Master's degree preferred Experience: Three to five years of related work experience; at least one year of cumulative experience overseas (in the relevant region) is preferred Professional working knowledge of French required Knowledge of and commitment to the cause of advancing human rights and democracy Understanding of political, social and rights dynamics across Southern and West Africa preferred Deep understanding of USG funding processes, budget forms, rules, and regulations; at least two years' experience working on USG-funded programs including creating and managing USG budgets and implementing monitoring and evaluation plans strongly preferred Experience developing and drafting USG funding proposals preferred Experience supervising junior staff preferred Skills and Competencies: Knowledge of international human rights principles and mechanisms, and understanding of international democracy promotion Proven ability to multitask and manage time effectively to meet competing deadlines and manage priorities Strong ability to develop, analyze, and manage USG program budgets; facility in budget management Astute political judgment and strategic thinking; excellent judgment in problem solving and decision making Ability to conduct research and apply strong analytical skills Mastery of MS Office Suite Excellent interpersonal skills, ability to persuade and facilitate cooperation between individuals with divergent views and to collaborate with others and successfully work as an effective team member Ability to maintain the highest degree of confidentiality regarding all aspects of work Ability to represent Freedom House professionally in conduct and personal appearance Excellent attention to detail and ability to consistently produce timely and error-free work under tight deadlines Excellent timekeeping, attendance, and time management, and ability to work flexible schedule and be available outside of normal business hours for emergency work purposes Ability to adhere to and work within strict guidelines and procedures Ability to effectively work remotely and maintain productively with minimal oversight Attributes and Characteristics: Eagerness to think creatively about complex challenges Willingness to reflect, learn, and adapt Strong cross-cultural communication skills Exhibit strong and sustained commitment to the mission of Freedom House Commitment to diversity, equality, and inclusion in all aspects of work Ethical conduct and ability to model integrity to colleagues High professional standards and takes responsibility for quality of work Understanding of personal strengths and areas for growth; continuously builds knowledge and skills Manage competing tasks on tight deadlines; know when to ask for assistance Able to work on sensitive issues such as human rights violations, violent extremism, torture<

Summary: Our New York office is looking for our next Director to significantly grow financial support for AIPAC and pro-Israel candidates within the Sephardic Community. Directors make a direct impact on strengthening the U.S.-Israel relationship in three ways: 1) by cultivating and increasing the political commitments of existing AIPAC members and 2) by increasing the financial support to AIPAC from existing members and 3) by inspiring pro-Israel Americans to join as significant financial supporters of AIPAC, including directly supporting pro-Israel Members of Congress and candidates. A successful Director has a proven track record in sales, client relations, political fundraising, or another field that showcases your ability to build strong relationships, close deals, and grow revenue. Detailed Duties: The Director will be measured against effective execution of the following tasks and responsibilities: Create and execute a development plan aimed at increasing support for pro-Israel political candidates and growing AIPAC's revenue through high level solicitations, donor cultivation and stewardship Build and sustain strong, personal relationships with current high-level donors in your portfolio and inspire them to increase their investment in our work to strengthen the U.S.-Israel relationship. Identify, cultivate, and solicit new donors to commit significant resources toward pro-Israel candidates and AIPAC. Solicit current AIPAC donors to fulfill their political commitments on behalf of pro-Israel candidates and Members of Congress. Meet quarterly and annual retention, upgrade and acquisition goals for pro-Israel politics and AIPAC. Identify, recruit and develop lay leadership for local political leadership role. Provide timely political and policy updates that inform and inspire people to become more involved in pro-Israel politics and AIPAC. Maintain and update Salesforce CRM to ensure the most accurate and timely information is included including campaign projects and logging individual activities/communications, and meetings. Qualifications/Skills: Intense passion for a strong U.S.-Israel relationship, as well as knowledge of issues related to Israel, the Middle East and American politics A minimum of 5 years work experience in political fundraising/sales/fundraising or a related field with a successful track record of achieving and exceeding goals Exceptional people skills and the ability to form close, personal relationships with current and prospective AIPAC members Work efficiently under pressure; meet deadlines; demonstrate strategic thinking and good decision-making, as well as an entrepreneurial spirit An understanding and appreciation for AIPAC's bipartisan, single-issue approach Self-motivated and highly driven and able to work independently, in addition to working with your colleagues to meet goals and objectives Excellent written and verbal communication skills Experience with Salesforce CRM, Outreach.io or other similar tools are a plus Bachelor's degree preferred or commensurate experience AIPAC is offering a competitive market base salary between $100,000.00 and $150,000.00 for the position. A job offer within the range will depend on how closely a candidate's skills and experience match the role's requirements. AIPAC also offers a competitive and comprehensive benefits package that contributes to employees' overall total compensation package. We currently work remotely two days a week and in our offices the other three. AIPAC is an equal-opportunity employer. Posting Instructions: Please provide a cover letter with a resume to be considered. Incomplete applications with missing documentation will not be considered. If applying for more than one position, please use the 'Attachment' function to attach a position-specific cover letter. Please use your legal names when completing the employment application (No nicknames). #LI-Hybrid

The Claims Conference is looking for a dynamic Program Officer to join our RED (Research, Education and Documentation) team in our New York office. We are looking for a diligent, detail-oriented and proactive team player who can develop strong internal and external relationships/partnerships while providing support to our grantmaking process. The ideal candidate is meticulous and organized as they will oversee our grant program while supporting additional ongoing - projects and initiatives. Note: this is a hybrid position with a minimum of two days in the office. The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference), a nonprofit organization with offices in New York, Israel, Germany and Austria, secures material compensation for Holocaust survivors around the world. Founded in 1951 by representatives of 23 major international Jewish organizations, the Claims Conference negotiates for and disburses funds to individual survivors and organizations and seeks the return of Jewish property stolen during the Holocaust. As a result of negotiations with the Claims Conference since 1952, the German government has paid more than $95 billion in indemnification to individuals for suffering and losses resulting from persecution by the Nazis. For 2025, the Claims Conference will distribute approximately $530 million in compensation for survivors globally and $960 million for survivors welfare needs such as home care, medicine and food. Tasks/Responsibilities Oversee a portfolio of grants, including the review of funding proposals, programmatic and financial reports; collaborate in other projects and initiatives; Assist potential applicants with proposal development; Maintain regular communication with applicants to ensure a full understanding of proposals; Prepare applications for presentation to the professional advisory committees, Allocations Committee and Board of Directors; Review decision letter templates and edit as appropriate; Prepare decision letters including allocation, deferral, and rejection letters; Review grant budgets to ensure compliance with funding guidelines; Monitor and review programmatic progress, and critically analyze reports including the successes and challenges; Establish and maintain relationships with grantee organizations; Conduct site visits as needed, and write corresponding reports; Review budgets, payment requests and process payments; Conduct research and analysis of Holocaust-related issues; Liaise with other departments, as necessary; Input information, when necessary, into the grants management system (Fluxx). Qualifications Bachelor s degree required; Master s degree preferred; Prior work experience in a related field; Fluency in a foreign language is a plus (e.g. German, French, Polish); Grant-making experience and familiarity with grants management systems a plus; Experience with Holocaust education and/or Holocaust history preferred; Highly organized and detail-oriented; Strong attention to accuracy; Strong English oral and written communication skills. Claims Conference offers generous benefits, opportunities for professional growth, and competitive salaries based on geographic location. Our target salary range for the RED Program Officer in the New York City market is $80,000-$85,000. This salary range represents Claims Conference s good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation for this role at the time of posting. The final salary for this role will be determined based on careful consideration of a variety of factors, such as the candidate s exact location, experience in similar roles, and expertise related to the qualifications. This information is offered in support of our commitment to transparency. The Claims Conference is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity. We do not discriminate on the basis of any category protected by law, including (without limitation) race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status. In compliance with NYS Labor Law Section 194-a, the Claims Conference does not seek salary history information from job applicants.

The Claims Conference is looking for a dynamic Program Officer to join our RED (Research, Education and Documentation) team in our New York office. We are looking for a diligent, detail-oriented and proactive team player who can develop strong internal and external relationships/partnerships while providing support to our grantmaking process. The ideal candidate is meticulous and organized as they will oversee our grant program while supporting additional ongoing - projects and initiatives. Note: this is a hybrid position with a minimum of two days in the office. The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference), a nonprofit organization with offices in New York, Israel, Germany and Austria, secures material compensation for Holocaust survivors around the world. Founded in 1951 by representatives of 23 major international Jewish organizations, the Claims Conference negotiates for and disburses funds to individual survivors and organizations and seeks the return of Jewish property stolen during the Holocaust. As a result of negotiations with the Claims Conference since 1952, the German government has paid more than $95 billion in indemnification to individuals for suffering and losses resulting from persecution by the Nazis. For 2025, the Claims Conference will distribute approximately $530 million in compensation for survivors globally and $960 million for survivors welfare needs such as home care, medicine and food. Tasks/Responsibilities Oversee a portfolio of grants, including the review of funding proposals, programmatic and financial reports; collaborate in other projects and initiatives; Assist potential applicants with proposal development; Maintain regular communication with applicants to ensure a full understanding of proposals; Prepare applications for presentation to the professional advisory committees, Allocations Committee and Board of Directors; Review decision letter templates and edit as appropriate; Prepare decision letters including allocation, deferral, and rejection letters; Review grant budgets to ensure compliance with funding guidelines; Monitor and review programmatic progress, and critically analyze reports including the successes and challenges; Establish and maintain relationships with grantee organizations; Conduct site visits as needed, and write corresponding reports; Review budgets, payment requests and process payments; Conduct research and analysis of Holocaust-related issues; Liaise with other departments, as necessary; Input information, when necessary, into the grants management system (Fluxx). Qualifications Bachelors degree required; Masters degree preferred; Prior work experience in a related field; Fluency in a foreign language is a plus (e.g. German, French, Polish); Grant-making experience and familiarity with grants management systems a plus; Experience with Holocaust education and/or Holocaust history preferred; Highly organized and detail-oriented; Strong attention to accuracy; Strong English oral and written communication skills. Claims Conference offers generous benefits, opportunities for professional growth, and competitive salaries based on geographic location. Our target salary range for the RED Program Officer in the New York City market is $80,000-$85,000. This salary range represents Claims Conferences good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation for this role at the time of posting. The final salary for this role will be determined based on careful consideration of a variety of factors, such as the candidates exact location, experience in similar roles, and expertise related to the qualifications. This information is offered in support of our commitment to transparency. The Claims Conference is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity. We do not discriminate on the basis of any category protected by law, including (without limitation) race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status. In compliance with NYS Labor Law Section 194-a, the Claims Conference does not seek salary history information from job applicants.

Job Description LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes is a community hub where people gather to celebrate Latinx culture through transformative exhibitions, music, dance, culinary arts, and multigenerational art-making and storytelling experiences. Housed in two historic buildings in downtown Los Angeles, LA Plaza is adjacent to Olvera Street at El Pueblo de Los Angeles. It includes a museum, a 30,000-square-foot outdoor space with a performance stage, an edible garden, and LA Cocina de Gloria Molina, a teaching kitchen and flexible event space that spotlights the history, culture, and influence of Mexican and Mexican American cuisine. Established in 2011, LA Plaza is a Los Angeles County cultural institution and a Smithsonian affiliate museum. More information is available at ******************* THE OPPORTUNITY The Education Department at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes offers K-12 grade students, educators, and families the opportunity to explore the history, art, culture, and contributions of Mexicans, Mexican Americans, and Latinos in Southern California. Education programs at LA Plaza create a pathway to cultural self-discovery and foster the appreciation of personal, family, and community heritage. Reporting to the Director of Education, the Education Programs Manager will support the innovative development, implementation, evaluation, and promotion of LA Plaza's diverse range of education programs. The Manager will serve as an advocate for culturally-relevant teaching and curriculum, arts integration, and will support the development of standards-based curriculum and materials. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES •Serves as a leader in shaping and modeling innovative pedological techniques and strategies, with an emphasis on culturally-relevant teaching and learning. •Contributes to and supports the design of quality education programs through project and program development, implementation, data collection, and evaluation. •Oversees field trip reservations and manages the operations of booking, scheduling, and welcoming school groups to LA Plaza. •Oversees the implementation and allocation of LA Plaza's bus grant program for Title I schools. •Works collaboratively with education advisors, content specialists, and community organizations to oversee and support the development of curriculum, lesson plans, and educator materials aligned to California State Content Standards and Visual and Performing Arts Standards. •Oversees the development of content for marketing use (e.g., website, social media, and newsletters) and is responsible for submitting to Marketing & Communications Department. •Collaborates with Director of Education to develop and implement strategies to publicize and promote education programs and opportunities to school districts and educators. •Supervises full-time content specialists and art educators, as well as independently contracted artists. •Cultivates professional relationships with schools, education administrations, and education policy stakeholders, working in partnership to expand the reach, accessibility, and implementation of programs and resources. •Additional duties as assigned. Requirements PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS & SKILLS: · Minimum of 3-5 years of professional experience in managing education programs or community engagement programs, or comparable experience as an educator in formal or informal learning environments. · Demonstrated experience creating and overseeing education programs or initiatives that address the needs of diverse student communities, including developing learning opportunities that engage students with a range of learning styles and cognitive, developmental, and physical abilities. · Competency in creating and implementing standards-aligned programs for K-12 students and educators, including the development of curriculum aligned to the History-Social Science Framework and/or Visual and Performing Arts Standards. · Demonstrated success in managing team members in a constructive and cooperative manner. · Demonstrated awareness of, sensitivity to, and competence in communication with and about culturally and socioeconomically diverse populations. · Excellent prioritization and organization skills and a proven ability to manage multiple projects under tight deadlines. · Internet competency and strong computer proficiency, including the Microsoft Office software suite and a familiarity with database software. · Fluency in Spanish, written and spoken is strongly desired. Benefits Benefits EMPLOYMENT STATUS Full Time, Exempt Hybrid schedule that includes office work at LA Plaza in downtown Los Angeles, with occasional evening and weekend activity. COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS PACKAGE Salary $65,000 per year $50.00 monthly cell phone/internet stipend Free parking Individual health, dental, and vision care Non-match 401K Direct Deposit of paycheck Employee discount in LA Tienda Optional AFLAC coverage 90-day introductory period Mileage reimbursement Facility rental fee waived for one (1) personal event per year. Paid holidays (13), five mental health days annually, plus two-weeks paid time off the last week of December and first week of January annually. For 2025, Thanksgiving closure Monday, November 24, to Wednesday, November 26, in addition to the scheduled holiday closures on Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28. WORK ENVIRONMENT · Extensive interaction with the public of all ages. · Office environment in a museum setting. · Significant computer work (repetitive movement - typing). · Ability to perform the physical requirements of the job, including frequent sitting standing, walking, bending, kneeling, crouching, climbing stairs, lifting, pulling, and carrying up to 30 pounds. · LA Plaza will make reasonable accommodations to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the responsibilities of the position.

LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes is a community hub where people gather to celebrate Latinx culture through transformative exhibitions, music, dance, culinary arts, and multigenerational art-making and storytelling experiences. Housed in two historic buildings in downtown Los Angeles, LA Plaza is adjacent to Olvera Street at El Pueblo de Los Angeles. It includes a museum, a 30,000-square-foot outdoor space with a performance stage, an edible garden, and LA Cocina de Gloria Molina, a teaching kitchen and flexible event space that spotlights the history, culture, and influence of Mexican and Mexican American cuisine. Established in 2011, LA Plaza is a Los Angeles County cultural institution and a Smithsonian affiliate museum. More information is available at ******************* THE OPPORTUNITY The Education Department at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes offers K-12 grade students, educators, and families the opportunity to explore the history, art, culture, and contributions of Mexicans, Mexican Americans, and Latinos in Southern California. Education programs at LA Plaza create a pathway to cultural self-discovery and foster the appreciation of personal, family, and community heritage. Reporting to the Director of Education, the Education Programs Manager will support the innovative development, implementation, evaluation, and promotion of LA Plaza's diverse range of education programs. The Manager will serve as an advocate for culturally-relevant teaching and curriculum, arts integration, and will support the development of standards-based curriculum and materials. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES • Serves as a leader in shaping and modeling innovative pedological techniques and strategies, with an emphasis on culturally-relevant teaching and learning. • Contributes to and supports the design of quality education programs through project and program development, implementation, data collection, and evaluation. • Oversees field trip reservations and manages the operations of booking, scheduling, and welcoming school groups to LA Plaza. • Oversees the implementation and allocation of LA Plaza's bus grant program for Title I schools. • Works collaboratively with education advisors, content specialists, and community organizations to oversee and support the development of curriculum, lesson plans, and educator materials aligned to California State Content Standards and Visual and Performing Arts Standards. • Oversees the development of content for marketing use (e.g., website, social media, and newsletters) and is responsible for submitting to Marketing & Communications Department. • Collaborates with Director of Education to develop and implement strategies to publicize and promote education programs and opportunities to school districts and educators. • Supervises full-time content specialists and art educators, as well as independently contracted artists. • Cultivates professional relationships with schools, education administrations, and education policy stakeholders, working in partnership to expand the reach, accessibility, and implementation of programs and resources. • Additional duties as assigned. Requirements PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS & SKILLS: · Minimum of 3-5 years of professional experience in managing education programs or community engagement programs, or comparable experience as an educator in formal or informal learning environments. · Demonstrated experience creating and overseeing education programs or initiatives that address the needs of diverse student communities, including developing learning opportunities that engage students with a range of learning styles and cognitive, developmental, and physical abilities. · Competency in creating and implementing standards-aligned programs for K-12 students and educators, including the development of curriculum aligned to the History-Social Science Framework and/or Visual and Performing Arts Standards. · Demonstrated success in managing team members in a constructive and cooperative manner. · Demonstrated awareness of, sensitivity to, and competence in communication with and about culturally and socioeconomically diverse populations. · Excellent prioritization and organization skills and a proven ability to manage multiple projects under tight deadlines. · Internet competency and strong computer proficiency, including the Microsoft Office software suite and a familiarity with database software. · Fluency in Spanish, written and spoken is strongly desired. Benefits Benefits EMPLOYMENT STATUS Full Time, Exempt Hybrid schedule that includes office work at LA Plaza in downtown Los Angeles, with occasional evening and weekend activity. COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS PACKAGE Salary $65,000 per year $50.00 monthly cell phone/internet stipend Free parking Individual health, dental, and vision care Non-match 401K Direct Deposit of paycheck Employee discount in LA Tienda Optional AFLAC coverage 90-day introductory period Mileage reimbursement Facility rental fee waived for one (1) personal event per year. Paid holidays (13), five mental health days annually, plus two-weeks paid time off the last week of December and first week of January annually. For 2025, Thanksgiving closure Monday, November 24, to Wednesday, November 26, in addition to the scheduled holiday closures on Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28. WORK ENVIRONMENT · Extensive interaction with the public of all ages. · Office environment in a museum setting. · Significant computer work (repetitive movement - typing). · Ability to perform the physical requirements of the job, including frequent sitting standing, walking, bending, kneeling, crouching, climbing stairs, lifting, pulling, and carrying up to 30 pounds. · LA Plaza will make reasonable accommodations to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the responsibilities of the position.

Title: Assistant Director, Programs Department: SEO High School Scholars San Francisco Report to: Director, Programs Compensation: $85,400 - $100,500 FLSA: Exempt This is a full-time, exempt position with a hybrid schedule requiring in-person work three days a week (including required Saturdays) and virtual work two days a week. The typical weekly schedule is as follows: Fall Term: Tuesday through Saturday (3x a month); Monday through Friday (1x month). Spring Term: Tuesday through Saturday (3x a month); Monday through Friday (1x month). Summer Term: Monday through Friday. In-person attendance is required for all Saturday programming dates and four days a week during the Summer Term. Upon hire, all candidates must be within commutable distance of SEO's offices at Three Embarcadero Center Promenade Level, Suite P-1 San Francisco, CA 94111. Work requires local travel beyond the office for Saturday programming at the following locations (subject to change): UC Law San Francisco, 200 McAllister St, San Francisco, CA 94102 ABOUT SEO Founded in 1963 during the Civil Rights Movement, SEO closes educational and career opportunity gaps for 7,000 ambitious young people annually. SEO Scholars is a free, eight-year, academic program that transforms public high school students in New York City, San Francisco, North Carolina, and Miami into college graduates. SEO Scholars successfully educates and mentors students to and through college. 100% of Scholars are accepted into four-year colleges, 85% of Scholars graduate with a Bachelor's degree, and 80% are first-generation college graduates. All are welcome to apply. POSITION OVERVIEW The Assistant Director, Program plays an essential role in overseeing and managing the day-to-day Scholars program for SF Scholars, including leading a growing team of six Program Managers as they work directly with Scholars across grades 9-12, driving overall strategy for Scholar advising, and developing and facilitating professional development. An ideal candidate will enjoy and excel at working collaboratively with teams, developing and supporting staff, and defining and refining strategy to ensure program quality remains high and reflects the evolving needs of Scholars and the college admissions landscape. This role reports to the SF Scholars' Director, Program. Staff Management & Development Inspire, coach, develop, and support a team of 6-8 Program Managers through weekly department meetings, regular check-ins, observations, and feedback. Current team composition is as follows: Two 9th Grade Program Managers (3 months/year Feb-Apr). Two 10th Grade Program Managers (12 months/year). Two 11th Grade Program Managers (12 months/year). Create and nurture a culture that encourages intellectual curiosity and an inclusive, close-knit and supportive community. Set meaningful, outcomes-oriented department and individual performance goals that meet overall program goals; conduct mid and end-of-year performance reviews. Program Strategy Collaborate with the Director, Program to set the Scholar and Academic Advising strategy for all grade levels. Oversee Scholar enrichment programs strategy, partnerships, and implementation. Serve as the Program lead for the Professional Experience Internship Program, working directly with Scholars and partners and collaborating with the Development team. Lead Scholar mentorship program strategy for 11th grade Scholars including mentor recruitment, training, matching, and events. Develop and facilitate family engagement initiatives including workshops, webinars, and information sessions to provide families of 9th, 10th and 11th graders with the tools to support their Scholars' academic, social, and career growth. Manage the Scholar Handbook to ensure policies and procedures are updated regularly. Oversee the Scholars Advising website. Oversee the tracking, management, and analysis of program data, including attendance and retention. Support Program Managers in troubleshooting Scholar issues. Professional Development Identify, develop and deliver an annual professional development series for Program Managers across various formats including external conferences and webinars, and internal team retreats and reflections. Support Program Managers with Scholar mental health referrals and advising support. Stay abreast of current guidelines, policies, and social service programs to ensure that SEO remains compliant, and revise, communicate, and update SEO policies, procedures, and resources accordingly. Partner with NY Scholars team on continued development of policies and processes related to Scholars' mental, physical and socio-emotional health. QUALIFICATIONS Bachelors degree in a related field and equivalent work experience; Master's degree in education, counseling, school psychology preferred. 4+ years of experience working directly with youth in structured educational environments (e.g., public/private middle or high schools, after-school programs, summer schools, or other organized youth development programs). Direct experience supporting high school students is strongly preferred. 2-3 years of full-time people management experience overseeing professional staff, with a proven track record of leading diverse teams to successful outcomes Familiarity and/or experience with public education and youth communities in San Francisco is a plus. COMPETENCIES & SKILLS Exemplary written, verbal, and interpersonal communications skills. Ability to address and engage with diverse and multicultural communities through different mediums, including in-person and through messaging platforms, video chats/conferences, and phone calls. Excellent interpersonal skills, strong work ethic, and high level of professionalism. Exceptional leadership skills and aptitude in building strong culture and community. Highly adaptable and solutions-oriented with an ability to solve complex problems. Technically proficient in MS Office and standard workplace applications like Zoom and Box. Intermediate to advanced Excel skills and working knowledge of Salesforce and LMS (we use Brightspace) strongly preferred. Bilingual Spanish/English or bilingual Cantonese/English is highly desirable. Ability to work a Tuesday through Saturday schedule and some nights as dictated by programming needs. Work requires traveling to different physical locations for Saturday programming - UC Law San Francisco, 200 McAllister St, San Francisco, CA 94102. COMPENSATION & BENEFITS SEO offers a competitive compensation package and comprehensive benefits plan including low-cost health, vision, and dental options, a generous holiday schedule and PTO policies, disability coverage, fully paid time off for new parents, and employer contributions to health reimbursement and retirement accounts. We are constantly working to improve our benefits each year based on the needs of our employees. We value wellness and strive to put people first and foremost. The compensation listed in this posting reflects what SEO believes it will pay for this position at the time of this posting. Consistent with applicable law, compensation will be determined based on the skills, qualifications, and experience of the applicant along with the requirements of the position, and SEO reserves the right to modify this pay range at any time. EEOC Policy At SEO we are committed to cultivating a team that embodies the backgrounds and experiences of the constituencies we serve and the communities we live in, and a workplace that reflects the impact we make in the world. Candidates from all communities - including people of color, women, members of the LGBTQIA+ Community, veterans, and people with disabilities - are strongly encouraged to apply. Equal Employment Opportunity is not just the law, it is our commitment. Sponsors for Educational Opportunity is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer - M/F/D/V. 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Job Details New York, NY Full-Time MA/MS $75000.00 - $75000.00 Salary Monday - Friday 9 AM - 5 PMDescription The Bridge offers supportive housing and behavioral health services to vulnerable New Yorkers facing behavioral health and substance use challenges. We provide individuals with the tools they need to pursue their dreams and live meaningful lives. The Bridge envisions a world where adults experiencing serious mental illness can live and thrive within their communities. As a recognized leader in developing and operating supportive housing and community-based programs, The Bridge has 70 years of experience helping New Yorkers with mental illness, including those affected by homelessness, incarceration, and institutionalization. Scope of Position: The Assistant Director will play a crucial role in a newly launched Safe Options Support (SOS) team led by the Governor, dedicated to providing comprehensive care to street homeless or subway-dwelling individuals. This multi-disciplinary team includes a Director, Assistant Director, Licensed Clinicians, Care Managers, a Registered Nurse, and a Peer Specialist. They will implement the Critical Time Intervention model of care, supporting program participants through their transition from street to home. Responsibilities include overseeing staff, program operations, community outreach, enhancing daily living skills, offering counseling, and advocating against discrimination or healthcare disparities. The role involves field-based work, periodic on-call coverage, and flexible hours. This opportunity offers clinicians a chance to reshape community healthcare in NYC and positively impact the lives of homeless New Yorkers. Essential Position Functions: Provide clinical and operational leadership to the SOS team in collaboration with the Program Director. Conduct persistent and assertive outreach using strength-based approaches, starting at transit "hot spots" or during hospital admissions. Collaborate with street outreach teams, local police, hospitals, MTA, Department of Homeless Services, and family/caregivers to identify individuals in need. Assess health and social needs through conversational and observational assessments and formalized risk tools. Coordinate with the SOR Hub to secure housing, assist with applications, interviews, and moving in. Participate in hospital discharge planning to connect participants with community resources. Offer short-term therapeutic counseling pre- and post-housing placement. Collect and report data, collaborating with analysts to inform future care strategies. Address clinical issues impacting housing retention, working with housing providers and participants. Establish relationships with community providers to ensure seamless transitions and access to services. Navigate appointments, provide travel training, and address barriers to accessing care. Facilitate crisis interventions, referrals, and hospitalizations as needed. Conduct comprehensive psychosocial assessments, reviewing documentation and collateral information. Monitor participant progress towards care plan goals and record outcomes. Attend team meetings, supervisory sessions, and fulfill assigned duties as required. Qualifications Licensed Master's degree in social work, mental health counseling, nursing, or psychology. Experience working with homeless and/or precariously housed populations preferred but not required · Interest in developing management skills. Knowledge of homeless resources, NYC shelter systems, and MTA transit systems is a plus. Knowledge of counseling principles and methods for mental illness and substance use disorders. Knowledge of treatment, rehabilitation, and community support programs as they relate to recipients/residents, families, and staff. Knowledge of techniques for identifying, assessing, and preventing potentially violent behavior, including crisis management and de-escalation techniques. Ability to develop, evaluate, implement, and modify treatment interventions to meet the needs of individual recipients. Ability to prepare accurate and timely reports. Computer proficiency in Health Information Technology and Microsoft applications such as MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Spanish-speaking is a plus. The Bridge Inc. is an Affirmative Action / Equal Opportunity Employer

Classification: Exempt Reports to: Vice President Salary Range: $75,000-$85,000 Position Type: This is a full-time, exempt position with a regular daytime schedule that includes on-call responsibilities. Lantern staff may be asked to change work schedules and hours depending on the operational needs of the site and the agency. Finally, the Assistant Program Director shares on-call responsibilities with the Senior Program Director in managing crises that may arise outside of normal business hours. Objective: Amber Hall is located in the Bronx, NY area. with a total of 85 supportive housing units serving individuals who may be facing mental health challenges, substance abuse issues, or chronic illnesses, and who are transitioning out of homelessness. These units are HASA -funded by contract. This Assistant Program Director (APD) position requires a thorough understanding of relevant service delivery concepts and structures, including strong knowledge and experience with serving clients within mental health systems, and the ability to access and negotiate the full range of services for recipients. It also requires strong supervisory and administrative skills and the ability to interface effectively and efficiently with colleagues to ensure quality services and program operations. Furthermore, it requires good decision-making skills and the ability to identify and facilitate necessary programmatic change. It requires attention to detail, strong writing and verbal communication skills, and strong computer literacy. We are interested in candidates who are passionate about this population and Supportive Housing principles, with exceptional engagement skills within a trauma-informed context, and someone who is highly creative in programming and leveraging community resources, while inspiring their team. Specific experience with HASA - funded contracts preferred. The Assistant Program Director is responsible for direct supervision of the Case Managers. In partnership with the Program Director, the APD helps to develop the clinical aptitude of a high-functioning team in an environment that is an engaging and rewarding place for staff to work and that promotes a culture of continuous learning, professional development, and quality improvement. The Assistant Program Director ensures clients receive services that support housing stability and quality of life, and that meet regulatory and agency standards by leveraging individual and group supervision, reporting instruments and dashboards, and regular chart review. The APD also shares leadership with the Program Director in facilitating a culture where the values of diversity, equity, belonging, inclusion, and justice are explicit and well-integrated into program culture in a way that emphasizes respect for all members of the community. Essential Functions: Provide clinical supervision and coaching to case management staff Promote strategies that support learning and professional development Review and approve documentation completed by the case management team and ensure high standards of care and quality service delivery Conduct internal chart reviews in collaboration Review dashboards and monthly reports with staff to track outcomes Support the Program Director in developing site-specific policies, tracking and reporting instruments, and strategies that support outcomes accountability and quality service delivery Collaborate with Program Director in facilitating Clinical and Staff Meetings Provide clinical supervision in the development of treatment plans and in assessing for safety planning with the clinical team Identify community resources, facilitate referrals, and serve as a liaison with various care coordination agencies, health and mental health providers, substance use programs, and employment providers to secure services Develop supervision plans and accountability systems that manage reporting requirements and service standards Ensure staff use a harm reduction approach to support residents around issues of substance use Identify training and skill-building needs of the clinical team that will ultimately help promote high quality of life standards Support staff in actively engaging residents through regular apartment visits, community outings, and escorts to appointments as needed. Collaborate with Arete Property Management and Housing & Stability partners to help clients maintain their housing, support their successful transition to healthy independent living, and understand the terms of their lease. Collaborate with Cross Buildings to access full menu of supportive services designed to improve clients' wellness and quality of life. Collaborate with Compliance and QA/QI departments to standardize funder reporting, track outcomes, and engage in incident review and internal auditing processes. Develop and implement groups and programming that are client-centered and foster a supportive and inclusive community. Hire and train new staff, as well as manage the progressive disciplinary process in collaboration with the Program Director and Human Resources. Co-facilitate staff meetings, clinical meetings, building management meetings, and community meetings with clients Evaluate clients for suicidal/homicidal risk, support staff in developing safety plans for residents, respond to and de-escalate crises as needed Prepare, review, and manage follow-up of incident reports, as well as appropriate incident reporting to funders Provide overall day-to-day program management in collaboration with, and in the absence of, the Program Director Complete required reports as assigned. Education and Experience: MSW or MHC from an accredited school is required (license is required within one year of employment). A minimum of one year of social services supervisory experience is required. Knowledge of mental health, substance use, young adults and/or chronically homeless populations. Experience working with OMH, DOHMH, and/or HASA contract managers and knowledge of funders' regulations, scopes of services, and standards. Must possess strong trauma-informed clinical engagement and interpersonal skills; be able to work effectively as part of a team and able to make sound assessments of tenants' strengths and needs. Committed to working within a harm reduction model with individuals actively struggling with ongoing substance use Must have initiative, exercise good judgment and be able to manage competing priorities. Must be able to work independently with high standards of integrity, as well as demonstrate competence in working collaboratively with others. Experience utilizing databases to document and report work with clients and staff. Strong writing, communication, and organizational skills Commitment to integrating values of diversity, equity, belonging, inclusion, and justice as part of the program culture. Preferred Experience: LMSW/LMHC preferred Managing relationship with property management partners in Supportive Housing setting Experienced in facilitating clinical groups Fiscal management and oversight of program budgets Experience working with evidence-based models such as Motivational Interviewing Bilingual Work Environment: This job operates in a supportive housing site and works with a population who experiences mental illness, addiction, disability, HIV, and other chronic illnesses. Physical Demands: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, climb stairs, and kneel. They must also use their hands to type, handle, or feel. The employee is frequently required to talk or hear and occasionally lift and move up to 5 pounds. Vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus.

Classification: Exempt Reports to: Program Director Salary Range : $75,000 - $85,000 This is a full-time, exempt position with a regular daytime schedule that may include an evening shift and rotating on-call responsibilities with the Program Director. Lantern staff may be asked to change work schedule and hours depending on the operational needs of the site and the agency. In the absence of the Program Director this position may require availability outside of the standard workday, and as such must be ready and available at times to direct and support staff either by phone or in person if needed during the evenings, weekends and holidays. Objective: We are seeking a dynamic and engaging Assistant Program Director (APD) who will partner with the Program Director in the overall management of the program. The APD must have in a mental health service delivery setting, working with formerly homeless individuals, and/or clients impacted by chronic medical conditions, substance use, and criminal justice involvement. The candidate is also required to have strong supervisory and administrative skills; and able to communicate effectively with colleagues, partners, and stakeholders to ensure quality services and program operations. In addition, this role requires attention to detail, a thorough understanding of relevant service delivery concepts and structures, including mastery in navigating mental health systems, and the ability to access the full range of services for recipients. The Assistant Program Director is responsible for direct supervision of the case management team and plays a pivotal role in ensuring that clients receive services that meet regulatory and agency standards by leveraging individual and group supervision, reporting instruments, and regular chart review. In partnership with the Program Director, the APD helps to develop the aptitude of a high-functioning team in an environment that is an engaging and rewarding place for staff to work, and promotes a culture of continuous learning, professional development, and quality improvement. The APD is also expected to assume leadership in facilitating a culture where the values of diversity, equity, belonging, inclusion, and justice are explicit and well-integrated into program culture in a way that emphasizes respect for all members. Essential Functions: Provide clinical supervision and coaching to the case management staff. Promote strategies that support learning and professional development. Review and approve documentation completed by the case management team and ensure high standards of care and high quality service delivery. Conduct internal chart reviews in collaboration with the Program Director. Review dashboards and monthly reports with staff to track outcomes. Participate in interviews with prospective clients and assess clients' needs for safe transition to a supportive housing setting. Provide clinical supervision in the development of treatment plans and in assessing for safety planning with Case Managers. Identify community resources, facilitate referrals, and serve as a liaison with various care coordination agencies, health and mental health providers, substance use programs and employment providers to secure services. Develop supervision plans and accountability systems that manage reporting requirements and service standards. Ensure staff utilize a harm reduction approach to support residents around issues of substance use. Support staff in actively engaging residents through regular apartment visits, community outings, and escorts to appointments as needed. Develop and implement groups and programming that are appropriate for the residents' needs and fosters a supportive and inclusive community. Collaborate with the Leasing and Compliance team to ensure housing stability; Assist in financial planning and budgeting to assist clients in meeting their financial needs and rental obligations. Assists the Program Director with hiring and training new staff, as well as managing the progressive disciplinary process in collaboration with Human Resources. Actively participates in staff meetings, clinical meetings, and community meetings with clients. Support staff in developing safety plans for residents, respond to and de-escalate crises as needed. Prepare, review, and manage follow-up of incident reports, as well as appropriate incident reporting to funders. Provide overall day to day program management in collaboration with, and in the absence of, the Program Director. Complete required reports as assigned. Required Education and Experience: MSW or MHC from an accredited school is required (license is required within one year of employment); LMSW/LMHC is preferred. Minimum of one year of supervisory experience in a social services. Minimum three years of post-Master's experience working in the field of social service, housing or emergency shelter. Supervisory, administrative, and/or management experience. Must possess strong clinical and interpersonal skills; be able to work effectively as part of a team and have the ability to make sound assessments of tenants' strengths and needs. Comfort working within a harm reduction model with individuals actively struggling with ongoing substance use. Must have initiative, exercise good judgement, able to manage competing priorities, and able to work independently with high standards of integrity, as well as demonstrated competence in working collaboratively with others. Experience utilizing database to document and report work with clients and staff. Strong writing, communication, and organizational skills. Experience integrating values of diversity, equity, belonging, inclusion, and justice as part of program culture. Preferred Experience: Knowledge of HIV/AIDS, mental health, substance use or the chronically homeless population. LMSW, LCSW or LMHC is preferred Experience working with DOHMH, HASA, OMH, DHS contract managers and knowledge of funders' regulations, scopes of services, and standards. Experience working with evidence-based models such as Motivational Interviewing is preferred. Supervisory, administrative, and/or management experience specifically in a social service, supportive housing, and/or shelter setting. Work Environment: This job operates in a supportive housing site and works with a population who experiences mental illness, addiction, disability, HIV, and other chronic illnesses. Physical Demands: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, climb stairs and/ or kneel. They must also use hands to type, handle, or feel. The employee is frequently required to talk or hear and must occasionally lift and/or move up to 5 pounds.

Classification: Exempt Reports to: Vice President Salary Range: $75,000-$85,000 Position Type: This is a full-time, exempt position with a regular daytime schedule that includes on-call responsibilities. Lantern staff may be asked to change work schedules and hours depending on the operational needs of the site and the agency. Finally, the Assistant Program Director shares on-call responsibilities with the Senior Program Director in managing crises that may arise outside of normal business hours. Objective: Jasper Hall is located in the Bronx, NY area. with a total of 54 supportive housing units serving individuals who may be facing mental health challenges, substance abuse issues, or chronic illnesses, and who are transitioning out of homelessness. These units are DOHMH-funded by contract. This Assistant Program Director (APD) position requires a thorough understanding of relevant service delivery concepts and structures, including strong knowledge and experience with serving clients within mental health systems, and the ability to access and negotiate the full range of services for recipients. It also requires strong supervisory and administrative skills and the ability to interface effectively and efficiently with colleagues to ensure quality services and program operations. Furthermore, it requires good decision-making skills and the ability to identify and facilitate necessary programmatic change. It requires attention to detail, strong writing and verbal communication skills, and strong computer literacy. We are interested in candidates who are passionate about this population and Supportive Housing principles, with exceptional engagement skills within a trauma-informed context, and someone who is highly creative in programming and leveraging community resources, while inspiring their team. Specific experience with DOHMH- funded contracts preferred. The Assistant Program Director is responsible for direct supervision of the Case Managers. In partnership with the Program Director, the APD helps to develop the clinical aptitude of a high-functioning team in an environment that is an engaging and rewarding place for staff to work and that promotes a culture of continuous learning, professional development, and quality improvement. The Assistant Program Director ensures clients receive services that support housing stability and quality of life, and that meet regulatory and agency standards by leveraging individual and group supervision, reporting instruments and dashboards, and regular chart review. The APD also shares leadership with the Program Director in facilitating a culture where the values of diversity, equity, belonging, inclusion, and justice are explicit and well-integrated into program culture in a way that emphasizes respect for all members of the community. Essential Functions: Provide clinical supervision and coaching to case management staff Promote strategies that support learning and professional development Review and approve documentation completed by the case management team and ensure high standards of care and quality service delivery Conduct internal chart reviews in collaboration Review dashboards and monthly reports with staff to track outcomes Support the Program Director in developing site-specific policies, tracking and reporting instruments, and strategies that support outcomes accountability and quality service delivery Collaborate with Program Director in facilitating Clinical and Staff Meetings Provide clinical supervision in the development of treatment plans and in assessing for safety planning with the clinical team Identify community resources, facilitate referrals, and serve as a liaison with various care coordination agencies, health and mental health providers, substance use programs, and employment providers to secure services Develop supervision plans and accountability systems that manage reporting requirements and service standards Ensure staff use a harm reduction approach to support residents around issues of substance use Identify training and skill-building needs of the clinical team that will ultimately help promote high quality of life standards Support staff in actively engaging residents through regular apartment visits, community outings, and escorts to appointments as needed. Collaborate with Arete Property Management and Housing & Stability partners to help clients maintain their housing, support their successful transition to healthy independent living, and understand the terms of their lease. Collaborate with Cross Buildings to access full menu of supportive services designed to improve clients' wellness and quality of life. Collaborate with Compliance and QA/QI departments to standardize funder reporting, track outcomes, and engage in incident review and internal auditing processes. Develop and implement groups and programming that are client-centered and foster a supportive and inclusive community. Hire and train new staff, as well as manage the progressive disciplinary process in collaboration with the Program Director and Human Resources. Co-facilitate staff meetings, clinical meetings, building management meetings, and community meetings with clients Evaluate clients for suicidal/homicidal risk, support staff in developing safety plans for residents, respond to and de-escalate crises as needed Prepare, review, and manage follow-up of incident reports, as well as appropriate incident reporting to funders Provide overall day-to-day program management in collaboration with, and in the absence of, the Program Director Complete required reports as assigned. Education and Experience: MSW or MHC from an accredited school is required (license is required within one year of employment). A minimum of one year of supervisory experience in social services Knowledge of mental health, substance use, young adults and/or chronically homeless populations. Experience working with OMH, DOHMH, and/or HASA contract managers and knowledge of funders' regulations, scopes of services, and standards. Must possess strong trauma-informed clinical engagement and interpersonal skills; be able to work effectively as part of a team and able to make sound assessments of tenants' strengths and needs. Committed to working within a harm reduction model with individuals actively struggling with ongoing substance use Must have initiative, exercise good judgment and be able to manage competing priorities. Must be able to work independently with high standards of integrity, as well as demonstrate competence in working collaboratively with others. Experience utilizing databases to document and report work with clients and staff. Strong writing, communication, and organizational skills Commitment to integrating values of diversity, equity, belonging, inclusion, and justice as part of the program culture. Preferred Experience: LMSW/LMHC preferred Managing relationship with property management partners in Supportive Housing setting Experienced in facilitating clinical groups Fiscal management and oversight of program budgets Experience working with evidence-based models such as Motivational Interviewing Bilingual Work Environment: This job operates in a supportive housing site and works with a population who experiences mental illness, addiction, disability, HIV, and other chronic illnesses. Physical Demands: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, climb stairs, and kneel. They must also use their hands to type, handle, or feel. The employee is frequently required to talk or hear and occasionally lift and move up to 5 pounds. Vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus.

Classification: Exempt Reports to: Vice President Salary Range: $75,000-$85,000 Position Type: This is a full-time, exempt position with a regular daytime schedule that includes on-call responsibilities. Lantern staff may be asked to change work schedules and hours depending on the operational needs of the site and the agency. Finally, the Assistant Program Director shares on-call responsibilities with the Senior Program Director in managing crises that may arise outside of normal business hours. Objective: Euclid-Glenmore is a new development in East New York, Brooklyn. With a total of 135 units, Euclid-Glenmore will provide 81 supportive housing units to single adults exiting homelessness. These units will be funded by the Department of Health & Mental Hygiene contract. This Assistant Program Director (APD) position requires a thorough understanding of relevant service delivery concepts and structures, including strong knowledge and experience with serving clients within mental health systems, and the ability to access and negotiate the full range of services for recipients. It also requires strong supervisory and administrative skills and the ability to interface effectively and efficiently with colleagues to ensure quality services and program operations. Furthermore, it requires good decision-making skills and the ability to identify and facilitate necessary programmatic change. It requires attention to detail, strong writing and verbal communication skills, and strong computer literacy. We are interested in candidates who are passionate about this population and Supportive Housing principles, with exceptional engagement skills within a trauma-informed context, and someone who is highly creative in programming and leveraging community resources, while inspiring their team. Specific experience with DOHMH - funded contracts preferred. The Assistant Program Director is responsible for direct supervision of the Case Managers. In partnership with the Program Director, the APD helps to develop the clinical aptitude of a high-functioning team in an environment that is an engaging and rewarding place for staff to work and that promotes a culture of continuous learning, professional development, and quality improvement. The Assistant Program Director ensures clients receive services that support housing stability and quality of life, and that meet regulatory and agency standards by leveraging individual and group supervision, reporting instruments and dashboards, and regular chart review. The APD also shares leadership with the Program Director in facilitating a culture where the values of diversity, equity, belonging, inclusion, and justice are explicit and well-integrated into program culture in a way that emphasizes respect for all members of the community. Essential Functions: Provide clinical supervision and coaching to case management staff Promote strategies that support learning and professional development Review and approve documentation completed by the case management team and ensure high standards of care and quality service delivery Conduct internal chart reviews in collaboration Review dashboards and monthly reports with staff to track outcomes Support the Program Director in developing site-specific policies, tracking and reporting instruments, and strategies that support outcomes accountability and quality service delivery Collaborate with Program Director in facilitating Clinical and Staff Meetings Provide clinical supervision in the development of treatment plans and in assessing for safety planning with the clinical team Identify community resources, facilitate referrals, and serve as a liaison with various care coordination agencies, health and mental health providers, substance use programs, and employment providers to secure services Develop supervision plans and accountability systems that manage reporting requirements and service standards Ensure staff use a harm reduction approach to support residents around issues of substance use Identify training and skill-building needs of the clinical team that will ultimately help promote high quality of life standards Support staff in actively engaging residents through regular apartment visits, community outings, and escorts to appointments as needed. Collaborate with Arete Property Management and Housing & Stability partners to help clients maintain their housing, support their successful transition to healthy independent living, and understand the terms of their lease. Collaborate with Cross Buildings to access full menu of supportive services designed to improve clients' wellness and quality of life. Collaborate with Compliance and QA/QI departments to standardize funder reporting, track outcomes, and engage in incident review and internal auditing processes. Develop and implement groups and programming that are client-centered and foster a supportive and inclusive community. Hire and train new staff, as well as manage the progressive disciplinary process in collaboration with the Program Director and Human Resources. Co-facilitate staff meetings, clinical meetings, building management meetings, and community meetings with clients Evaluate clients for suicidal/homicidal risk, support staff in developing safety plans for residents, respond to and de-escalate crises as needed Prepare, review, and manage follow-up of incident reports, as well as appropriate incident reporting to funders Provide overall day-to-day program management in collaboration with, and in the absence of, the Program Director Complete required reports as assigned. Education and Experience: MSW or MHC from an accredited school is required (license is required within one year of employment). One year of supervisory experience in social services Knowledge of mental health, substance use, young adult and/or chronically homeless populations Experience working with OMH, DOHMH, and/or HASA contract managers and knowledge of funders' regulations, scopes of services, and standards Must possess strong trauma-informed clinical engagement and interpersonal skills; be able to work effectively as part of a team and able to make sound assessments of tenants' strengths and needs. Committed to working within a harm reduction model with individuals actively struggling with ongoing substance use Must have initiative, exercise good judgment and able to manage competing priorities Must be able to work independently with high standards of integrity, as well as demonstrate competence in working collaboratively with others Experience utilizing databases to document and report work with clients and staff Strong writing, communication, and organizational skills Commitment to integrating values of diversity, equity, belonging, inclusion, and justice as part of the program culture Preferred Experience: LMSW/LMHC preferred Managing relationship with property management partners in Supportive Housing setting Experienced in facilitating clinical groups Fiscal management and oversight of program budgets Experience working with evidence-based models such as Motivational Interviewing Bilingual Work Environment: This job operates in a supportive housing site and works with a population who experiences mental illness, addiction, disability, HIV, and other chronic illnesses. Physical Demands: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, climb stairs, and kneel. They must also use their hands to type, handle, or feel. The employee is frequently required to talk or hear and occasionally lift and move up to 5 pounds. Vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus.

Full-time Description The Bridge offers supportive housing and behavioral health services to vulnerable New Yorkers facing behavioral health and substance use challenges. We provide individuals with the tools they need to pursue their dreams and live meaningful lives. The Bridge envisions a world where adults experiencing serious mental illness can live and thrive within their communities. As a recognized leader in developing and operating supportive housing and community-based programs, The Bridge has 70 years of experience helping New Yorkers with mental illness, including those affected by homelessness, incarceration, and institutionalization. Scope of Position: We are seeking a licensed Master's-level Director (LMSW or LCSW) to lead our SOS program, dedicated to following the CTI model and ensuring adherence to program policies. This pivotal role involves overseeing referrals, canvassing activities, and outreach. The Director may manage a small caseload as necessary, strategize high-risk case meetings, and actively participate in key meetings such as MTA and CBHT. Responsibilities also include creating schedules, ensuring the integrity of progress notes, conducting screenings, and reviewing service plan completions. Essential Position Functions: The Program Director will lead a multi-disciplinary SOS community support Team in collaboration with the State Office of Mental Health and SOS Hub. Manage day-to-day team operations, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Coordinate outreach in transit hot spots and hospitals, conducting needs assessments for transition planning. Develop lasting partnerships with MTA, hospitals, NYPD, shelters, and housing providers. Facilitate case reviews and document recommendations for at-risk members. Conduct regular audits to ensure compliance, reporting findings to the SOS Hub QPM Department. Assist in identifying and implementing quality improvement projects. Ensure adherence to regulatory standards in recruitment and performance management. Provide individual and group supervision, training, and mentorship to team members. Coordinate staff schedules for 24/7 crisis response readiness. Collaborate with Single Point of Access to enroll participants and manage staff assignments. Engage stakeholders respectfully, considering cultural differences. Requirements Must-have: Licensed Master's degree in social work, mental health counseling, nursing, or psychology. Experience working with homeless and/or precariously housed populations preferred; management skills development interest. Knowledge of NYC homeless resources, shelter systems, and MTA transit is advantageous. Familiarity with counseling principles for mental illness and substance use disorders. Understanding of treatment, rehabilitation, and community support programs for recipients, families, and staff. Proficiency in crisis management, de-escalation techniques, and violence prevention strategies. Ability to develop, implement, and adjust treatment interventions for individual needs. Strong computer skills including Health Information Technology and Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint); Spanish proficiency a plus. The Bridge Inc. is an Affirmative Action / Equal Opportunity Employer Salary Description $90,000 - $92, 000

Job Details New York, NY Full-Time MA/MS $90000.00 - $92000.00 Salary Monday - Friday 9 AM - 5 PMDescription The Bridge offers supportive housing and behavioral health services to vulnerable New Yorkers facing behavioral health and substance use challenges. We provide individuals with the tools they need to pursue their dreams and live meaningful lives. The Bridge envisions a world where adults experiencing serious mental illness can live and thrive within their communities. As a recognized leader in developing and operating supportive housing and community-based programs, The Bridge has 70 years of experience helping New Yorkers with mental illness, including those affected by homelessness, incarceration, and institutionalization. Scope of Position: We are seeking a licensed Master's level Director (LMSW or LMHC) to lead our SOS program, dedicated to following the CTI model and ensuring adherence to program policies. This pivotal role involves overseeing referrals, canvassing activities, and outreach. The Director may manage a small caseload as necessary, strategize high-risk case meetings, and actively participate in key meetings such as MTA and CBHT. Responsibilities also include creating schedules, ensuring the integrity of progress notes, conducting screenings, and reviewing service plan completions. Essential Position Functions: The Program Director will lead a multi-disciplinary SOS community support Team in collaboration with the State Office of Mental Health and SOS Hub. Manage day-to-day team operations, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Coordinate outreach in transit hot spots and hospitals, conducting needs assessments for transition planning. Develop lasting partnerships with MTA, hospitals, NYPD, shelters, and housing providers. Facilitate case reviews and document recommendations for at-risk members. Conduct regular audits to ensure compliance, reporting findings to the SOS Hub QPM Department. Assist in identifying and implementing quality improvement projects. Ensure adherence to regulatory standards in recruitment and performance management. Provide individual and group supervision, training, and mentorship to team members. Coordinate staff schedules for 24/7 crisis response readiness. Collaborate with Single Point of Access to enroll participants and manage staff assignments. Engage stakeholders respectfully, considering cultural differences. Qualifications Must-have: Licensed Master's degree in social work, mental health counseling, nursing, or psychology. Experience working with homeless and/or precariously housed populations preferred; management skills development. Knowledge of NYC homeless resources, shelter systems, and MTA transit is advantageous. Familiarity with counseling principles for mental illness and substance use disorders. Understanding of treatment, rehabilitation, and community support programs for recipients, families, and staff. Proficiency in crisis management, de-escalation techniques, and violence prevention strategies. Ability to develop, implement, and adjust treatment interventions for individual needs. Strong computer skills, including Health Information Technology and Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint); Spanish proficiency a plus. The Bridge Inc. is an Affirmative Action / Equal Opportunity Employer

Job Details Bronx, NY Full-Time BA/BS $50000.00 - $55000.00 HourlyDescription The Bridge offers supportive housing and behavioral health services to vulnerable New Yorkers facing behavioral health and substance use challenges. We provide individuals with the tools they need to pursue their dreams and live meaningful lives. The Bridge envisions a world where adults experiencing serious mental illness can live and thrive within their communities. As a recognized leader in developing and operating supportive housing and community-based programs, The Bridge has 70 years of experience helping New Yorkers with mental illness, including those affected by homelessness, incarceration, and institutionalization. Scope of Position: The Assistant Program Coordinator for the Bronx Scatter Site program plays a vital role in supporting the daily operations and service delivery for adults with histories of homelessness, serious mental illness, and/or substance use disorders living independently in the community. Under the supervision of the Program Coordinator, this position is responsible for overseeing a team of case managers, ensuring high-quality, client-centered services, and maintaining compliance with documentation and regulatory standards. The Assistant Program Coordinator also carries a small caseload, conducts field visits, provides staff training, and assists with program audits and site visits. This role requires strong organizational skills, cultural sensitivity, and the ability to respond effectively to crisis situations while promoting the stability and independence of program participants. Essential Position Functions: Assist the Program Coordinator in supervising and coordinating the delivery and documentation of services to adults with histories of homelessness, serious mental illness, and/or substance use disorders who are living independently in community apartments. Carry a caseload and complete all required documentation. Ensure case records are current and accurate, including monthly progress notes, collateral contact notes, support plans, assessments, and consents. Conduct apartment inspections in the community, including in multi-story buildings, using stairs and public transportation (unlimited MetroCard provided). Supervise case managers, often in the community during joint visits. Train staff in the field to provide culturally sensitive, client-centered support services. Prepare programs for audits and site visits by funding and regulatory agencies. Provide education and assistance to clients, including benefits support, housing applications, referrals to primary and behavioral health care, and other housing-related services. Interact with the client population in a polite and professional manner while maintaining personal boundaries; must be able to remain composed during crisis situations and engage individuals who may present behavioral challenges. Demonstrate the ability to work with clients, families, and staff in a caring and respectful manner, with appropriate understanding and consideration for cultural differences. Immediately report serious incidents, incident allegations, or sensitive situations to supervisors. Be available for 24-hour crisis intervention on a rotating on-call schedule with other supervisory staff. Qualifications Bachelor's degree required. Minimum of 1 year of supervisory experience. Experience working with individuals with histories of homelessness and/or serious mental health diagnoses. Skilled in crisis intervention and managing trauma-triggered behavior. Knowledge of case management responsibilities, preferably in a scattered-site housing setting. Excellent time management and organizational skills. Flexible, stress-resistant, and able to work well under pressure. Strong team player with openness to feedback and a creative approach to problem-solving. Willingness to be certified in CPR, First Aid, AED, CPI, and Naloxone. Preferred knowledge of AWARDS (Foothold Technology). The Bridge Inc. is an Affirmative Action / Equal Opportunity Employer

We are actively searching for a seasoned and skilled Community Director to become a valuable addition to our team. We prioritize the growth and development of our staff, offering an outstanding training program aimed at cultivating strong leadership abilities in you. Your daily requirements: Supervising day-to-day operations of residential properties Conducting property inspections and evaluations for maintenance needs Managing resident interactions and addressing leasing inquiries Ensuring adherence to local regulations and company protocols Operating the property's budget within the company's financial guidelines Responsible for the interviewing, screening, and hiring supervision of staff. Implementing cost-effective strategies to enhance property profitability. Collaborating with maintenance personnel and contractors to uphold property standards. Requirements: The Certified Apartment Manager (CAM) certification is highly recommended for this position. Prior experience in property management or a related field College degree helpful. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. 5 years of being a Community Director Proficiency in property management software such as Entrata/Avid. Capability to multitask and prioritize effectively. Familiarity with landlord tenant laws and regulations. Dedication to delivering exceptional customer service. Valid Driver's License Bilingual a Plus What We offer: Competitive salary Comprehensive insurance coverage to include Medical, Life, Dental, Vision, Long and Short-Term Disability Paid vacation Competitive bonus structure 401K Retirement Plan rent discount Background screening is required We are an equal opportunity employer.

Requirements ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Support a member list of 8 individuals living with severe and persistent mental illness to achieve their goals, avoid isolation, and connect to work, school and community. Provide one-on-one support with individuals living in the Community Apartment Program, including weekly in person face-to-face meetings. Cook dinner with residents at the members' apartment and facilitate their connection to each other and the community at large. Engage members in each apartment to decorate and clean so that their housing is as dignified as possible and encourages interaction. The Housing Social Practitioner will use social design to create opportunities for comfort and socializing even when they are not present with the members. Provide support outside the apartment in the community so that members feel comfortable at their local laundromat, grocery store, pharmacy, etc. and engage the members in social events in the community. Ensure that the apartment passes necessary health and safety checks for maintenance, cleanliness and perform monthly fire drills. Create Individualized Service Plans and Service Plan Reviews regularly, according to duration of services. Develop strong relationships with building management to advocate for members to maintain safe and dignified apartments. Facilitate discharge planning both for when members move out, but also for when a group of members desire to transition their apartment from this program to a more independent level of support. Find the positive goals that members have, and engage with them to pursue school, work, and social activity. Administrative Duties Maintain and update files according to New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH) guidelines. Correspond and collaborate regularly with various benefit organizations such as Social Security, HRA, SNAP, Medicaid as well as with hospitals and care managers that support our members. Document all services provided by writing progress notes, service plans, and service plan reviews regularly. Limited Transitional Employment. Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor. REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES Ability to engage and develop relationships with members. Strong creativity and problem solving ability. Detail-oriented and strong written, oral and communication skills. Knowledge of light home repair and maintenance (install blinds, replace doorknob, etc.) preferred. REQUIRED AND PREFERRED EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, AND CREDENTIALS Undergraduate degree in related field required or related experience. Experience either personally or professionally in building community. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty and meet all physical requirements satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Salary Description 30.58