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Job Description General Description The Senior Director of Clinical Services is a senior leader responsible for the oversight and delivery of some clinical programming at the YWCA, including Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Substance Use, Dual Treatment, Children's Therapeutic, and Youth & Family Services. This role ensures programs meet the highest standards of quality, compliance, and trauma-informed care. The Senior Director provides licensed clinical supervision to designated directors, counselors, and staff, while also maintaining responsibility for accreditation, regulatory compliance, and strategic alignment with the YWCA's mission and funder requirements. Reporting Relationship The Senior Director of Clinical Services reports to the Vice President of Empowerment Services. Supervises · Director of Domestic Violence Services · Director of Youth & Family Services · Youth and Family Services Counselor · Substance Use Counselors · Sexual Assault Counselor · Master's level interns as assigned Responsibilities and Essential Functions Leadership & Program Oversight · Provide executive leadership for all clinical services, ensuring alignment with YWCA goals and strategic priorities. · Hire, train, and supervise program directors and clinical staff; conduct regular performance evaluations. · Support staff development, professional growth, and adherence to trauma-informed practices. · Ensure program integration across departments to best serve clients and meet funder requirements. Licensed Clinical Supervision · Deliver ongoing clinical supervision to directors, counselors, and designated staff. · Provide case consultation and guidance to enhance clinical skills and procedures. · Monitor counselor caseloads to maintain appropriate levels of service delivery. · Document supervision sessions and provide timely feedback. Quality & Compliance · Ensure all programs meet standards for CARF accreditation, DMHA regulations, and other funder requirements. · Lead preparation for audits, peer reviews, and accreditation visits. · Develop and implement corrective action plans to address compliance risks. · Maintain accurate and timely client and program documentation for reporting and accountability. Collaboration & Community Engagement · Work closely with school systems, courts, and community partners to support coordinated service delivery. · Ensure YWCA maintains active involvement with the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence (ICADV), Indiana Coalition to End Sexual Assault and Human Trafficking (ICESAHT), ASPIN, and other key stakeholders. · Provide community education presentations on domestic violence, sexual assault, trauma, substance use, and related topics. Accessibility & Agency Support · Maintain availability for consultation in urgent or crisis situations. · Provide technical assistance to staff and community partners as needed. · Perform other duties as assigned by the Chief Executive Officer. Education and Experience Master's degree in social work, Counseling, Psychology, or related field. Active clinical LCSW license required. 5+ years of progressive experience in program administration and clinical supervision; experience with survivors of DV/SA/SUD strongly preferred. Knowledge and Ability Comprehensive understanding of social service, substance use, and behavioral health programs. Demonstrated knowledge of CARF, DMHA, and other regulatory standards. Strong organizational and time management skills; able to manage multiple complex programs. Proven ability to lead diverse teams, build collaboration, and foster a trauma-informed, culturally competent service environment. Commitment to the YWCA mission of strengthening our community against violence and aggression. We provide immediate safety, lasting stability, independence, empowerment and transformation for all. We are a source of hope... Benefits: Health Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Paid Holidays Paid Vacation and Sick Days 1 Personal & 1 Floating Holiday Paid Time Off Day Paid Life Insurance Employee Assistance Program Pension Plan

The American Legion's commitment to children in need spans to the organization's earliest years, and its foundational principle of ensuring “square deal for every child” which has given rise to many opportunities. This position plays a key role in advancing that mission by promoting youth education, well-being, and scholarship opportunities. The primary responsibility of this position is to support the Youth Program Managers of Youth Education and Youth Well-Being, and to be prepared to assume the roles and responsibilities in the program manager's extended absence. This role requires strong leadership, administrative accuracy, and financial acumen. This position involves a detailed understanding of youth education, youth well-being programs, scholarship and grant administration, investigatory research, and concern for the health, welfare, and education of America's youth. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Assist in maintaining a working knowledge of the day-to-day program administration and standard operating procedures for the range of American Legion youth scholarships, child well-being foundation (CWF), veterans & children foundation (VCF), and other collateral responsibilities assigned to respective program managers. Administer American Legion Youth scholarships a. Grade applications by reviewing and validating submitted documentation. b. Liaise with scholarship applicants, recipients, and families as required to assist. c. Maintain records of scholarships and other relevant information. Handle initial intake and review of all grant applications for financial assistance, working with departments and investigators to ensure completeness and accuracy in ascertaining financial need and developing executive summary for review by leadership. Reviews and tracks all approved CWF grant applications, ensuring compliance with the grant guidelines. Liaise with departments and their chairman for children & youth and education and scholarships, including Legion Family members. Serves as staff liaison to the Citizenship and Naturalization Subcommittee, or other subcommittees as may be assigned by the director, with the following duties: a. Developing meeting agenda. b. Conducting room set-up to include audio/video, U.S. and POW/MIA flags c. Taking meeting minutes and assisting the chairman in with written and oral reports to the Americanism Commission. d. Performing other tasks as required by the chairman or members of the subcommittee Coordinate requests for Scouting certificates and Square Knot scouting awards at the direction of the program manager-Youth Education. Assists with maintaining multiple donor recognition and award programs for the American Legion Child Well-Being Foundation and Veterans & Children Foundation. Works with Media & Communications, the Office of Fund Developing, Finance, and other divisions to ensure accurate reporting and grant/scholarship distribution and deadlines are met. Responsible for order, tracking, and shipment of all inventory-controlled products. Assists in developing, researching, and reviewing standard operating procedures (SOPs), annual reports, newsletters, printed literature, and websites. Assists with planning, preparing, and coordinating meetings at the national level, including training at the Children & Youth segment of the National Americanism Conference (NAC) and exhibition booths at the national convention. Assists program managers with budget tracking, annual budget planning, and administration. Other duties as assigned by the Director, Americanism Division Reports directly to Director of Americanism Education/Technical Knowledge: Four-year degree or knowledge of specialized principles or techniques equivalent to those that would normally be obtained through a formal four-year college/university academic program; or in-depth specialized training directly related to the type of work to be performed. Additional Skills Needed: Eligibility for membership in The American Legion is highly desired but not required; eligibility for membership in the Sons of The American Legion and/or American Legion Auxiliary is also favorable. Two years' experience in administrative work with a nonprofit organization or youth programs is a plus. Possess excellent public speaking, writing and managerial skills. Possess excellent interpersonal skills. Possess excellent organizational skills and ability to multi-task. Proficiency in computer use, including Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook and Internet Explorer. Ability to travel as necessary by air and other means. Knowledge of the programs and the policies of The American Legion. Successful completion of sexual abuse awareness training and a criminal history background check is required annually for Americanism staff due to having direct contact with minor-aged children. Experience: 3 years up to 5 years Other: Experience with grants, financial assistance, and/or scholarships a plus Supervision of Others: This position has no direct report responsibilities but is responsible for coordination with multiple organizations, youth and their responsible adults, and key organizational leaders to achieve positional objectives. This position is responsible for the wellbeing of children in the custody of The American Legion during the national program. Competent and confident leadership and management skills are essential in this position. OTHER JOB-RELATED FACTORS: Problem Solving: Involves the investigation and analysis of information readily available, interpreting data, planning ahead in the complete layout of work for others. Impact of Decisions: Work involves opportunities for errors in the soundness and timing of judgments that would have a serious short-term effect on overall operations and budgets. Internal and Public Contacts: Within organization involving multiple relationships or person on a higher administrative level which would involve complex, sensitive and controversial area, and/or outside organization staff on serious problems which involve explanations and discussions to influence their thinking. Physical Factors and Working Conditions: Physical demands of the job require the ability to do conference/meeting set-up that includes room arrangement, AV preparation and use, and distribution of materials (lifting). The employee is regularly required to travel, talk and hear. Specific vision abilities required by this job include vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus, either corrected or uncorrected. Working conditions are within a well-lighted air-conditioned office environment.

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Based out of Granbury, Texas, BC Tech Pro partners with techs all over the country to complete on-site hardware warranty services in their territories. If you love working on computers and want to get out from behind a desk, come work with us! Job Description This is a Computer Field Technician Position doing hardware repairs and installations on laptop and desktop units. To be successful in this position, you must have prior experience with laptop and desktop hardware. Job Details: This is a 1099/per call position Pay is based solely on the number of calls completed. Calls start at $35 and go up based on distance traveled Pay period: Every Friday after the first week worked Tickets are run Monday-Friday during the day shift. Candidates must be regularly available a minimum of 3 weekdays to be considered. Call volume is variable but is usually 2-3 calls per day You will complete certifications from Dell and Lenovo as part of your onboarding. Certifications are online and free to you. You must have a reliable form of transportation and a valid driver's license to run these calls. You will be visiting multiple work sites throughout your day. You must have access to a computer and the Internet to log onto your portal each day. You must be available to log into your tech portal each morning you are working by 9 am to code your calls and map out your route for the day. The manufacturer has completed troubleshooting and shipped a part prior to your ticket being issued to you. You will confirm service times with the customer in your tech portal. Services will be completed at the customer site (residential and commercial) You will pick up parts daily from the assigned Fed Ex or UPS store for your territory before going onsite. Once all calls are completed for the day drop off the old parts with the pre-paid label that is provided. Qualifications Must have prior hands on experience with replacing components on laptops and desktops Must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation Must be comfortable with daily local travel Additional Information All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

This position supports the work of the Y, a leading nonprofit, charitable organization committed to strengthening community through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. The Office Assistant at Camp Crosley YMCA will be under the guidance and supervision of the Facility Director of Camp Crosley. The Groundskeeper will be responsible in assisting in tasks and duties that help maintain the grounds and facility of camp. This also includes preventive measures to the designated facility and grounds. OUR CULTURE: Our mission and core values are brought to life by our culture. In the Y, we strive to live our cause of strengthening communities with purpose and intentionality every day. We are welcoming: we are open to all. We are a place where you can belong and become. We are genuine: we value you and embrace your individuality. We are hopeful: we believe in you and your potential to become a catalyst in the world. We are nurturing: we support you in your journey to develop your full potential. We are determined: above all else, we are on a relentless quest to make our community stronger beginning with you. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Attend staff training as time permits Maintain facilities for trash collection and recycling Assist in moving materials and supplies to appropriate areas in camp as needed Maintain inventory of maintenance supplies and equipment Be available during all times when campers are present for emergencies and be acquainted with procedures Obtain all required training for using mechanical equipment Operate lawn equipment, keep equipment in good operating condition, and maintain lawn facilities Repair or request repair of equipment through maintenance supervisor Maintain grounds to reduce risk of danger to persons using grounds and facilities Inspect buildings weekly and report and repair damages as necessary Check daily in office for maintenance requests; verify all requests with supervisor Check and repair chairs and benches Repair and/or rebuild docks Inspect and make necessary repairs on all doors, screen doors, windows, floor boards, light bulbs, etc Inspect all buildings and paint when necessary Inspect camp for trees that may need thinning, limbs removed, etc. Prepare trees for contracted tree maintenance work. Keep woodshed filled with appropriately split wood for campfires Repair and adjust small motors (mowers, blowers, and cutters) Communicate daily with maintenance supervisor and set up a workable and productive schedule Assist in maintaining cleanliness of Dining Hall area, (ie, trash and recycling removal, floor cleaning, diswashing) These are not the only duties performed. Some duties may be reassigned and other duties may be assigned as required. LEADERSHIP COMPETENCY MODEL: OUR DISCIPLINES & COMPETENCIES ADVANCING OUR MISSION AND CAUSE provides visionary leadership to the organization and to ensure that all resources are mobilized to adapt to new challenges and needs in the community Change Leadership: Facilitates, co-creates, and implements equitable change for the good of the organization and/or community Engaging Community: Builds bridges with others in the community to ensure the Y's work is community-focused and welcoming of all, providing community benefit Philanthropy: Secures resources and support to advance the Y's work Volunteerism: Engages volunteers and promotes social responsibility at all levels of the organization BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS connect people to the Y's cause by developing inclusive relationships, partnerships and collaborations so that Ys can co-create solutions to pressing social needs Collaboration: Creates sustainable relationships within the Y and with other organizations in service to the community Communication & Influence: Listens and expresses self effectively and in a way that engages, inspires, and builds commitment to the Y's cause Inclusion: Values all people for their unique talents, and takes an active role in promoting practices that support diversity, inclusion, and global work, as well as cultural competence LEADING OPERATIONS ensure relevance, effectiveness, and sustainability of the organization so that we can continue to fulfill our promise to the community Critical Thinking & Decision Making: Makes informed decisions based on logic, data, and sound judgment Fiscal Management: Manages the Y's resources responsibly and sustains the Y's nonprofit business model Functional Expertise: Executes superior technical skills for the role Innovation: Creates and implements new and relevant approaches and activities that improve and expand the Y's work and impact in the community Program/Project Management: Ensures program or project goals are met and intended impact occurs DEVELOPING & INSPIRING PEOPLE support the holistic development of self and others so that everyone can embrace the Y's cause, sustain the Y's culture, and inspire others to take individual and collective action to further our impact Developing Self & Others: Develops self and supports others (e.g., staff, volunteers, members, program participants), both formally and informally, to achieve their highest potential Emotional Maturity: Demonstrates ability to understand and manage emotions effectively in all situations QUALIFICATIONS: Mature, capable, mechanically-oriented person Skill in using small lawn machines, driving lawn equipment and ability to use hand tools Ability to work with and accept guidance and supervision from others Desire to live in and work in a camp community Self-starter and organizer WORK ENVIRONMENT & PHYSICAL DEMANDS: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly moving and remains active throughout the duration of the day. The employee frequently is required stand and must be able to move around the work environment for long periods of time. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. AGREEMENT: I have read and understand the above position description and accept the agreed upon salary and conditions indicated. I agree to fulfill all requiremenmts necessary for the performance of all job segments as described. I understand that peridoic performance reviews will become the basis for future merit increases, and that satisfactory performance is the sole condition of increased compensation. By performance and through behavior and interation with other employees, members, and guest, I will further the goals/objectives of Camp Crosley and the YMCA of Muncie and will make a positive contribution to the successful potential of the YMCA of Muncie.

The New Century Farmer conference facilitator will be responsible for facilitating small and large group sessions as well as logistical planning for the conference. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, presenting the conference curriculum, leading a small group, providing counsel, and motivating participants. Staff members will also handle minor administrative tasks, which include, but are not limited to, completing expense reports, scheduling travel, and maintaining regular correspondence with staff. Staff members are required to participate in virtual training prior to the conference. Preference is given to those with New Century Farmer and/or National FFA facilitation experience. Conference Location and Date: Indianapolis, IN, from July 18-22, 2026. Requirements Essential Functions : Must be able to coach, guide, and motivate participants. Must be able to lead both large and small groups. Must be able to perform the physical and mental demands of the position. Must be able to work independently and in groups. Must have excellent interpersonal, listening, and verbal communication skills. Must be able to interact and work with a diverse group of internal and/or external customers. Must be able to analyze and solve problems. Must be able to confidently use Microsoft programs (PowerPoint, Word, Excel, etc). Must be computer literate and be able to make and receive Zoom/phone calls. Must have personal access to, and be able to use, a computer or laptop. Must be willing to spend extra time planning for the conference. Other duties as assigned Education: High School Diploma, Some College. 2026 New Century Farmer Conference Details Dates July 15, 2026 Travel to Indianapolis, IN July 16, 2026 Facilitator Training Begins at 9 a.m. EST July 17, 2026 Facilitator Training July 18, 2026 Conference Begins July 22, 2026 Conference Ends at 12:30 p.m. EST July 22, 2026 Travel Home Compensation $1,000 conference honorarium Lodging, transportation, and meal expenses will be covered How to Apply 1. Prepare the answers to the response questions below in a PDF document with your First and Last name as the title. 2. A select group of applicants will be chosen to complete an online interview, and all applicants will be notified of their selection status by March 31, 2026. , **Please note: Selected facilitators are ineligible to run for National FFA Office** Facilitator Application Deadline All materials must be received by Sunday, February 15th, 2026, by 11:59 p.m. EST.

Freedom House monitors, strengthens, and defends democracy worldwide through programs that support frontline activists, research, and advocacy. We are leaders in identifying threats to civil liberties and political rights. Freedom House is seeking to add a new member to our diverse and multicultural Europe and Eurasia team. This is an outstanding opportunity for an experienced professional in international program management aiming to further develop their expertise in the Eurasia region by contributing to a leading democracy and human rights organization. The Senior Program Officer will work in collaboration with other members of the regional team, field staff, and research and advocacy staff to ensure achievement of project objectives in a broad programmatic portfolio. This position has a high degree of self-reliance, while solidly engaged in the regional team, and is an excellent next step for a confident professional able to make difficult decisions in an ambiguous, constantly changing environment. This position is based in Washington, DC (temprarily remote due to COVID-19 restrictions) and reports to the Senior Program Manager for Europe and Eurasia. Note: Freedom House may choose to make a hire at the Program Officer level if the outstanding candidate does not possess the minimum qualifications required for the Senior Program Officer level. Primary Duties and Responsibilities Serve as the headquarters point of contact on the implementation of multiple projects within the Eurasia region. Closely coordinate with DC and field staff, consultants, and local partners to ensure timely implementation of project activities at the highest level of quality. Backstop assigned field offices. Monitor key developments in the portfolio region including reforms, socio-economic and political changes, elections, status of relevant legislation, human rights situation, international engagement on human rights and democracy issues. With minimum supervision, implement all aspects of assigned projects, including workplan development, budgeting, outreach to and coordination with partners, activity planning and execution, expense tracking, monitoring of performance indicators, development of program documents, and other program tasks. Lead the development and implementation of the overall multi-year strategy for the portfolio region in collaboration with program, research, advocacy, and development staff. Represent Freedom House at appropriate events and with donors, peer organizations, international partners, government officials, and other external stakeholders on the assigned portfolio. Prepare and lead briefings on programmatic, strategy and political updates; present the analysis to the relevant stakeholders with a high degree of professionalism and in-depth knowledge of details. Lead the preparation of high-quality narrative quarterly, final, and ad-hoc project reports for donors. Lead the monitoring and evaluation process, ensure timely documentation of all project activities and their impact. Track and analyze budgets for accuracy and draft spending projections and forecasts, propose corrective action when necessary. Liaise with other Freedom House teams (Emergency Assistance Programs, Communications and Advocacy, Research, Finance, etc.) to collaborate on program implementation or to resolve administrative issues. Identify opportunities for new projects, conduct related research and partner outreach, and prepare project concepts. Lead the development of project proposals and ensure complete, accurate and timely submission. Supervise assigned junior DC-based project staff, with the priority on their professional development, and coordinate the allocation of staff resources with other supervisors. Travel to overseas locations to participate in, oversee, or evaluate project activities (less than 10% of time). Perform other duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications Master's degree in international affairs, public management, political science or a related field or equivalent experience. Six to eight years of directly related project management experience, preferably with a U.S. civil society organization; direct activity implementation experience strongly preferred . At least one year of professional field experience in the Eurasia region within the last five years. Experience working on civil society, independent media, human rights, and the rule of law programs strongly valued . Deep understanding of USG funding processes and compliance regulations from project design to closeout; at least four years of expereince working on USG-funded projects including proven ability to create and manage multi-year budgets, conduct procurement and subgranting, and manage multiple partners. At least three years of progressive experience in project design and proposal development for initiatives of varying complexity using the Logical Framework Approach, including performance monitoring and evaluation plans, for USG funders. Experience managing the entire proposal development process with multiple team members and potential partners strongly valued. Professional fluency in Russian and English, both verbal and in writing; fluency in other languages of the Eurasia region strongly valued . Strong knowledge of human rights principles and mechanisms; up-to-date understanding of the current socio-political landscape and its implications on the prospects of democracy in the region. Strong understanding of history and culture of Eurasian countries and their interdependencies. Confidence in using project management information software (Planner, Asana, Trello or the like) strongly valued . Attributes and Characteristics Ability to exercise critical judgment and poise in leading the assigned projects and representing the team within the organization, as well as Freedom House at high-level meetings and in engagement with senior interlocutors from government, nonprofit and corporate institutions. Eagerness to think creatively about complex challenges, identify problems and propose solutions, both in program management and strategy development. Proven ability to maintain composure, project confidence, make informed decisions, and lead junior staff in ambiguous situations. Strong analytical skills and proven ability to conduct research and write well-argued analytical pieces. Ability to balance strategic thinking with exceptional attention to a myriad of minute yet critical details. Commitment to the greater goals of the team and ability to contribute constructively to joint tasks despite competing priorities. Ability to effectively work remotely and productively with minimal oversight.

Job DescriptionDescription: Camp Counselor is a 12-week seasonal position that works with youth of all ages and abilities to provide a meaningful experience daily through activities and recreation. Counselors rotate weekly between the role of group counselor and inclusion counselor. Responsibilities Act as a role model in your attitude and behavior setting a good example to campers and others in regards to general camp rules, policies, procedures and practices such as sanitation, schedule, inclusion and sportsmanship Lead and assist in regularly creating, coordinating, conducting, and evaluating safe, fun, and inclusive camp activities for all areas of camp appropriate for your age group Act as primary caregiver for each of your campers assuring that campers are properly supervised at all times including small group environment, and large, all-camp events. Be alert to the campers needs and aware of their safety at all times Observe camper behavior, assess its appropriateness, and enforce safety regulations and emergency procedures as needed using appropriate behavior-management techniques Take primary responsibility for the health and well-being of campers. Be aware of allergies, medications, diagnoses, special needs and behaviors for all campers Assist campers with 1:1 needs and personal care as needed (feeding, toileting, behavior management, activity participation, etc.) Provide inclusion support modifying all camp activities as needed to meet the needs of each camper for full and equal participation and success Arrive before programs to setup and speak with participants and/or parents and guests. Stay the necessary time needed after programs to clean up Encourage a fun and imaginative learning environment creating scenarios and scripts to enhance the experience of camp activities and events Follow the weekly schedule and ensure your campers are where they need to be when they need to be there Keep supervisor up-to-date on scheduling and evaluation feedback including concerns, updates, and challenges Attend the entire 3 week camp staff training, prior to the start of camp Create and keep civil relationships with fellow staff members Fulfill other administrative and essential roles and duties as necessary or as assigned Benefits to all Employees: Accrued Time Off Partial Holiday Pay Partial Paid Birthday off! Employee discounts (Verizon phone plans & YMCA membership) Employee referral program Pay On Demand Option (Paylocity Wallet) FSA accounts Paid Mileage Employee recognition events Employee Assistance Program Paid Extensive training Flexible Hours CPR/First Aid training Additional Benefits to Full-Time Employees: 401K w/ 5% company matching 8 paid holidays Paid day off on Birthday! PTO Pay On Demand Option (Paylocity Wallet) HSA Accounts Medical, dental, and vision insurance Casual Fridays Supplemental Insurance (short term disability, cancer plans, life insurance and more) About Opportunity Enterprises Founded in 1967, we are a nonprofit organization that strives to help individuals with developmental disabilities reach their greatest potential and live full, enriching lives. Our vision is to create a fully integrated community where life for persons with developmental disabilities is valuable, purposeful, and fulfilling. We believe it is possible to make a positive difference in the lives of the individuals we serve by accepting people as they are and supporting them in achieving their fullest growth and development. We know that well-trained and motivated staff is at the core of helping us achieve our vision. Our employees work hard to ensure that our clients are heard and given the resources they need to be self-sufficient. To show our appreciation, we strive to provide a positive work environment that encourages innovation and change to help our employees continuously learn and grow.Make a difference today! Please fill out our brief application and- we'll be in touch soon!! Requirements: PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS Prolonged periods sitting, standing, walking, bending, lifting. Ability to work inside and outside in normal weather conditions. Hike on various terrain Must be able to lift up to 25 pounds at times. REQUIRED SKILLS/ABILITIES The capacity to work as a team member Outgoing with a sincere and energetic desire to have a quality and consistent experience with youth Ability to teach and lead a variety of recreational activities Ability to inspire and motivate others Capacity to be flexible and improvise when needed Capable of active listening skills Ability to accept supervision and guidance, yet also act independently. Communicate effectively, orally and in writing Problem solve by analyzing situations accurately and taking effective action Be sensitive to gender, age, cultural diversities, and disabilities. Respond to emergency camper situations with appropriate First Aid and CPR and CPI EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE High School Diploma & 1 year of college or the equivalent preferred Must be 18 years old Experience with children and developmentally disabled population preferred

For over 35 years, Youth Villages has transformed the lives of children and families nationwide through innovative, research-based programs focused on preserving and restoring families. As a national leader in children's mental and behavioral health, we serve more than 47,000 youth, young people, and their families annually across 29 states and Washington, D.C. Our proven treatment models drive long-term success in child welfare, juvenile justice, and mental health systems. At Youth Villages, we do what works - partnering with others to expand our impact and advocate for meaningful, lasting change. We're seeking purpose-driven individuals who are passionate about making a difference. With a dedicated team of more than 5,000 staff, Youth Villages is committed to investing in and supporting our employees by offering opportunities to build a fulfilling career through professional growth, personal development, and a mission that matters- helping children and families live successfully. For more information, please visit ********************* Program Overview: Intercept, developed by Youth Villages, is an evidence-based intensive, in-home program that focuses on keeping families together by preventing out-of-home placements or facilitating reunification after such placements, including foster care, residential treatment facilities, hospitalization, or juvenile detention centers. It is one of the first programs to receive the well-supported designation from Title IV-E Prevention Services Clearinghouse developed in accordance with the Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA) having been shown to reduce out-of-home placements and accelerate permanency for children. This program serves youth from birth to age 18 who are facing serious emotional or behavioral challenges or have experienced trauma, such as abuse or neglect. Services are provided by highly trained Family Intervention Specialists directly in the family's home and community-Intercept is not an office-based program. Intercept provides intensive, strength-based support tailored to each family's unique needs, ultimately helping them achieve lasting change through evidence-based mental health interventions, along with the development of new parenting and communication skills. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: The PRN Community-Based Paraprofessional: * Coordinates transports and supervised visits and maintains contract-required documentation * Teaches and demonstrates parenting skills * Provides daily and weekly reports to the referral source and direct supervisor * Maintains professional communication with referral sources * Completes ongoing assessments as outlined by the referral source * Attends 3 weekly meetings (individual, team, and clinical consultation) for professional development and quarterly booster trainings to enhance clinical skills * Completes accurate and timely documentation in an electronic medical record system (EMR) * Performs other duties as assigned Additional Information: * Schedule is flexible and non-traditional as it is based around the availability of the youth, adults, and families served. * Applicants must possess a current, valid driver's license, an automobile for work purposes, and proof of auto insurance. * Community-based staff will be reimbursed for applicable mileage. Qualifications: * High School diploma or equivalent (required) * Experience working with at-risk youth and/or families in a volunteer, internship, or paid position (preferred) * Strong organizational skills and attention to detail * Excellent written, verbal, and oral skills * Ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously * Basic computer knowledge * Ability to maintain a flexible schedule Youth Villages Benefits * Medical, Dental, Prescription Drug Coverage and Vision * 401(k) * Time off: * 2 week paid vacation (full-time) / 1 week paid vacation (part-time) * 12 paid sick days per year * 11 paid holidays * Paid Parental Leave * Mileage & Cell Phone Reimbursement (when applicable) * Tuition reimbursement and licensure supervision * Growth & development through continuous training * Clinical and administrative advancement opportunities * Benefits are excluded for variable status employees. Youth Villages is an equal opportunity employer and provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. Youth Villages is committed to not only advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace but also in our work with children and young adults. We know that children, families and young people of color can face inequity in child welfare and justice systems, and we train our employees to build the skills they need to work with the communities that we serve, as well as, other employees from different cultures and backgrounds. Youth Villages is opposed to racism in any of its forms and is committed to inclusion, equity, and diversity. We believe that respect for each other is crucial in the work that we do each day.

WHO IS LOGAN? LOGAN Community Resources is our full name but who are we? LOGAN is a non-profit organization with community impact in Michiana. What does LOGAN do and why do we exist? LOGAN supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities so that they and their families may achieve their desired quality of life. What does LOGAN aspire to be? LOGAN envisions a community in which every individual, regardless of obstacles or challenges, is able to reach their full potential. How do LOGAN employees do their jobs every day? LOGAN employees are dedicated to performing their duties with respect, kindness, honesty, loyalty, and quality in mind for LOGAN's clients, staff, and the agency. LOGAN offers a robust benefits package, which includes: · Accruing Paid Time Off and Holiday Pay · Medical, Dental, and Vision plans · Rx Help Prescription Cost Assistance Program · 403(B) Traditional and ROTH retirement plans - Company match of up to 3% after 1 year of service · Employee Assistance Program (EAP) · Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) · Long-term disability and Reliance Standard Supplemental Insurance Plans (Short-term disability, critical illness, acceded, accidental death & dismemberment) · $15,000 company paid life insurance · Full time employees eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program · Employee-Referral incentive for qualifying positions The Developmental Therapist is responsible for implementing programs at home or other sites. They will plan, implement, evaluate, and document each child's instructional curriculum to ensure proper programming. This will be done in conjunction with the child's parent/guardian who will attend during home visits. Requirements Essential Functions To devise and implement teaching styles and strategies compatible with the child/family's individual needs and based on his/her current developmental status. To facilitate the growth of the child's parents as teachers by providing the resources and support necessary for them to adequately meet each goal. To provide the child's parents with a developmental model of learning which will help them to clarify and realize their own child's needs, thus enabling them to make good program choices. To visit and consult with other community service providers who also provide services to children whom LOGAN serves. To consult with children/families in small groups who may have like needs served by other instructors. To prepare, in conjunction with parents and other agencies, and ancillary staff, an Individualized Family Service Plan that encompasses the needs of the family and developmental needs to the child. This should be stated in words that are functional for both child and family. To evaluate and record, in consultation with the parents and appropriate agencies and ancillary staff, each child's overall programming and recommend, where indicated, curriculum enhancement or alternative placement. Methods of evaluation will be current with agency standards. This is to be reported on selected developmental checklists, quarterly reviews, evaluation reports, and selected family assessment checklists. Evaluation tools used will be determined by agency standard. To bring to the attention of appropriate staff or other concerned professionals, any special needs of the child or family. To suggest to the Director and other Infant/Toddler staff, the implementation of expanded services or innovative programs where client needs are not being met. General Responsibilities Responsible for the health and safety of children served at all times. Expected to serve as role model for persons served. Expected to serve as an advocate and to protect the rights of children served. Expected to participate in training as required by their supervisor or for all LOGAN staff. Other duties as assigned as deemed necessary for the betterment of the program. Plan instructional activities, as well as activities in the community. Furnish all required monthly statistics on a timely basis. The Developmental Therapist should respect the confidentiality and cultural diversity of the child and their family at all times, in accordance with LOGAN policies. May be asked to serve on a LOGAN committee that addresses the internal operations of the agency. Provide evaluations in a variety of settings to determine program needs of infants and toddlers. Participate with all First Steps staff and other community agency personnel in developing appropriate outcomes for Individual Family Service Plans. Provide reports and written programs to families and other professionals following First Steps guidelines. QUALIFICATIONS Education Bachelor's degree, or above, in the area of child development, special education, early childhood education, or nursing; according to the requirements of the Indiana First Steps Program. Experience One year of experience serving children 0-3 is preferred but not necessary. Job knowledge The ability to communicate with other appropriate staff, supervisor, and agency personnel.T The ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with children and families within this format. The ability to provide developmental outcomes for each child and demonstrate activities and strategies to their families and or caregivers. The ability to be creative in exploring new and innovative ideas. The ability to work independently and use sound judgment. The ability to establish and maintain a system that helps to keep all paperwork, necessary to the job, timely and organized. Abilities, interests, aptitudes and licensure The ability to lift a child three years of age and under, weighing up to approximately 50 pounds with adaptive equipment. Must have a valid driver's license and a reliable form of transportation. Must be licensed in the state of Indiana as a First Steps Provider. CONTACT RESPONSIBILITY Fulfilling the responsibilities of this job may result in contact with body fluids. LOGAN will provide training and offer Hepatitis B vaccination at no cost to the employee.

WHO IS LOGAN? LOGAN Community Resources is our full name but who are we? LOGAN is a non-profit organization with community impact in Michiana. What does LOGAN do and why do we exist? LOGAN supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities so that they and their families may achieve their desired quality of life. What does LOGAN aspire to be? LOGAN envisions a community in which every individual, regardless of obstacles or challenges, is able to reach their full potential. How do LOGAN employees do their jobs every day? LOGAN employees are dedicated to performing their duties with respect, kindness, honesty, loyalty, and quality in mind for LOGAN's clients, staff, and the agency. LOGAN offers a robust benefits package, which includes: Accruing Paid Time Off and Holiday Pay Medical, Dental/Orthodontia, and Vision plans Rx Help Prescription Cost Assistance Program & KISx Card for optimal surgical procedures 403(B) Traditional and ROTH retirement plans - Company match of up to 3% after 1 year of service Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Long-term disability and Reliance Standard Supplemental Insurance Plans (Short-term disability, critical illness, acceded, accidental death & dismemberment) $15,000 company paid life insurance Full time employees eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program Employee-Referral incentive for qualifying positions The Group Living QIDP/Program Manager is responsible for the development, coordination, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of program services for individuals served in LOGAN's Group Living program. The QIDP/Program Manager is responsible for ensuring the provision of an ongoing and aggressive quality program of active treatment for individuals in accordance with their Support Plan. The Group Living QIDP/Program Manager will provide direct supervision over assigned to all GL Leads, and indirect oversight to all assigned Director Support Professionals for assigned homes The Group Living Program Manager is responsible for training all group home and Life Enrichment and Employment Pathways staff on client active treatment plans. The Group Living QIDP/Program Manager works as a team with the GL Sr. Program Manager to ensure quality services are provided. Requirements Essential Functions Provides direct supervision and training of administrative duties to assigned GL Leads. Provides indirect supervision of Director Support Professionals for assigned homes. Monitors the performance of staff, initiating and assuring prompt recognition and disciplinary action, as appropriate. Problem solves with Leads on performance issues. Works with Sr. GL Program Manager in writing appropriate disciplinary actions. Directly responsible for completion of all Lead evaluations and assists to ensure all Direct Support Professional evaluations are completed in a timely manner, including introductory and annual evaluations. Reviews all group home schedules to ensure appropriate coverage. Reviews and approves all Lead time sheets and PTO. Ensures homes are properly covered before PTO is approved. Coordinates initial, annual, and ongoing training for all Residential and Pathways staff on active treatment plans for each client. Provides ongoing support and communication to staff, re: concerns related to clients. Ensures staff are properly trained to complete documentation for services rendered as required and within required timeframes. Ensures all staff development records are completed for said training. Attends monthly house meetings and ensures appropriate agendas are developed and implemented. Works as a team with the GL Senior Program Manager in the coordination of all LOGAN services to ensure quality services are provided to individuals served. Along with the GL Senior Program Manager, develops and maintains a strong relationship with individuals; their families, guardians, and advocates; and other providers. Serves as the GL agency representative for all services at all meetings of the IST. Oversees all client trusts; working with families to obtain trusts, including, but not limited to irrevocablefuneral trusts, ARC trusts, etc. Serves as authorized Medicaid Representative for those for whom LOGAN serves as Representative Payeein Group Living. As applicable, ensures proper management of all individual funds and resources including Medicaidrenewals, Social Security, Disability Redetermination reviews, etc. Ensures all GL month end programming paperwork is distributed to correct entities. Reviews incident reports, conducts incident investigations and makes recommendations for action asappropriate. Completes BDS reportable as required. Ensures adherence to all agency policies and procedures. Ensures compliance with all licensing, regulatory and accreditation standards. Prepares for and participates in licensing and accreditation reviews and participates in the completion of corrective action plans as needed. Reviews and approves required documentation, including documentation of services written in the client's support plan. Ensures proper record maintenance in terms of individual program services, licensing reviews, personnel matters and administrative functions. Participates in a rotation of after hours' administrative support/Emergency On Call rotation and responds to all issues that arise. Ensures the atmosphere of each service location is therapeutic, provides optimal growth for individuals, and preserves individuals' dignity and self-worth. Ensures the provision of ongoing and aggressive active treatment for individuals in accordance with their Support Plan. Monitors the quality of services provided to each individual and assures that activities are meaningful and have purpose. Dedicates 25% of their weekly schedule to observe and provide hands on support to all staff, and ensuring consistent implementation of behavioral support plans, risk plans, individual goals, and ISP/PCPs. Encourages active community participation of individuals served as staffing allows. Completes program checklists and properly addresses/resolves identified issues. Facilitates and completes the development of the Person-Centered Plan and Individual Support Plan. Ensures implementation of all relevant components of the Individual Support Plan (ISP) for each assigned client and ensures that performance data is collected as prescribed. Ensures that specific goals for individuals are developed, implemented, and monitored and teaching strategies are modified on a monthly basis or more often as needed. Coordinates the development and implementation of risk plans and positive behavior supports for all individuals. Facilitates development of and writes the Behavior Support Plans (BSP) for each assigned client, providing ongoing supports and completing data collection and/or observation reports as required. Facilitates review of Behavior Support Plans and rights restrictions by the Human Rights Committee as appropriate and provides updates as required. Communicates pertinent information to the Human Rights Committee as needed. Completes monthly reviews as required and uploaded in Provide and G/OneDrive. General Responsibilities Assists in promoting the health and safety of individuals served by LOGAN, visitors, and other staff. Serves as role model for individuals served and other staff. Serves as an advocate and protects the human rights of all individuals served. Participates in training as required by supervisor or for all LOGAN staff. Facilitates professional growth by keeping current on new philosophy, research, technology, program strategies, etc. Responsible to complete other duties as assigned by supervisor. QUALIFICATIONS Education High school diploma or equivalent required Bachelor's Degree in human services (or related field) required and one year of experience with persons with developmental disabilities preferred. Qualifications for “Qualified Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Professional” required. Experience Three years of experience required. Experience may include a combination of life experience and working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities A positive attitude to support individuals with disabilities. A willingness to learn and implement positive approaches to instruction and behavior management. Ability to assist in analyzing and planning production activities. Competent computer skills. Ability to effectively communicate orally and in writing. CONTACT RESPONSIBILITY Fulfilling the responsibilities of this job may result in contact with body fluids. LOGAN will provide training and offer Hepatitis B vaccination at no cost to the employee.

Bring your Passion for Sports to the Y and Inspire Youth and Adults Whether you're leading youth programs, coaching teams, or creating memorable experiences, your role will be at the heart of building a healthier, more connected community. At the YMCA, we're dedicated to helping people of all ages and abilities thrive through sports and recreation. If you're excited about making an impact and being part of a team that values growth, teamwork, and community, we invite you to apply and help us inspire the next generation of athletes! Why you'll love the YMCA As a part-time staff member, you will receive a free individual membership or 50% off family membership, and 50% discounted programs for you and your household. Other perks our Y employees enjoy: Personal Development: You'll have many opportunities for free training and certifications, as well as opportunities to advance and potentially find a long-term career. Childcare: While working, up to four hours of Childwatch is offered at membership branches during regular childwatch hours, also enjoy 50% discounted before and afterschool care and summer day camp options. Fulfillment: Experience a flexible schedule while working for a company that cares about you personally and is actively involved in our community! Responsibilities The Caylor-Nickel Foundation Family YMCA is looking for an attentive and responsible team player to fill the position of Youth Referee to ensure quality standards for YMCA youth sports programs. Motivate: Provide a fun experience for children to learn while participating in sports programs. Care: Maintain a playing environment that is safe and efficient and respond to emergencies when needed. Connect: Have a warm, engaging, and friendly demeanor that can connect quickly with program participants. Requirements Candidates must be committed to contributing to the mission, culture, and values of the YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne as well as: At least 16 years old. Ability to work weekend hours. Reliable transportation to and from work. Must be able to work in an athletic-oriented atmosphere while maintaining structure and control. Two seasons of experience in a specific sport, officiating or playing, is preferred. Ability to relate to, welcome, and communicate with diverse groups of people regardless of age, race, economic status, religion, or cultural differences. Salary: Part-time $11.85-$12.35/hr Hours Available: 4-8 hrs per week Location: Caylor-Nickel Foundation Family YMCA, 550 W Dustman Rd, Bluffton, IN 46714

Job Title: CMC Data Integration Specialist Hours/Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8 am to 5 pm Type: Contract The CMC Data Integration Specialist will support data migration and process improvement initiatives within CMC operations. Working closely with subject matter experts and project managers, this role focuses on reviewing existing data sources and formats, developing a migration strategy, and enhancing the structure of CMC Pilot Smartsheets to improve visibility across project schedules, risks, decisions, and supply chain activities. Responsibilities + Review current CMC data sources and formats related to project schedules, risks/decisions, and supply chain. + Develop and implement a strategy to migrate existing data into the CMC Pilot Smartsheet structure. + Collaborate with CMC project managers to validate data accuracy and determine the appropriate level of detail. + Refine and organize project data to support pilot testing and reporting needs. + Enhance the CMC Pilot Smartsheet's supply chain module by integrating and aligning current data structures used by related departments. + Network and communicate regularly with key stakeholders to ensure consistency and data integrity. + Participate in training sessions and apply feedback to continuously improve processes and tools. Qualifications + Prior experience with Smartsheet required; proficiency in building and optimizing Smartsheet structures preferred. + Familiarity with project management tools such as Microsoft Project. + Strong data management, organization, and analytical skills. + Excellent attention to detail and ability to collaborate in a cross-functional environment. + Experience supporting CMC, supply chain, or pharmaceutical project management teams is a plus. Benefits System One offers eligible employees health and welfare benefits coverage options, including medical, dental, vision, spending accounts, life insurance, voluntary plans, and participation in a 401(k) plan. Ref: #558-Scientific System One, and its subsidiaries including Joulé, ALTA IT Services, CM Access, TPGS, and MOUNTAIN, LTD., are leaders in delivering workforce solutions and integrated services across North America. We help clients get work done more efficiently and economically, without compromising quality. System One not only serves as a valued partner for our clients, but we offer eligible full-time employees health and welfare benefits coverage options including medical, dental, vision, spending accounts, life insurance, voluntary plans, as well as participation in a 401(k) plan. System One is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity, age, national origin, disability, family care or medical leave status, genetic information, veteran status, marital status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal, state, or local law.

The Associate Student Pastor is expected to contribute to the church's mission to love courageously, share generously, and speak boldly. This leadership position reports to the Student Pastor and helps lead the ministry of students in grades 6th - 12th. Responsibilities Lead student worship experiences while also developing and equipping a team of students to lead worship and tech ministry Plan and execute biblically accurate, culturally relevant, and high-energy services for students Help reach unchurched or disconnected youth in Venture's reach zone. Recruit and encourage Student Ministry volunteers. Communicate effectively with parents, students, and volunteers. Represent and celebrate students with the staff and the church as a whole Attend special events such as summer conferences, mission trips, retreats and trips Teach the Bible with clarity, creativity, and conviction, while shepherding students to actively engage in their faith journey Oversee social media communication for Student Ministry accounts Collaborate with and support the Student Pastor in implementing the vision of Venture Student Ministry Function as a member of the church's pastoral staff performing baptism services, weddings, funerals, etc. as part of a rotation schedule Attend weekly and monthly staff meetings Perform other duties as assigned Success Indicators for the Associate Student Pastor Individuals within the student worship team are growing in their faith and ministering to others. Venture's Student Ministry is offering effective worship experiences that lead students to deeper connection to God and others. Students are having fun while learning about Jesus, growing in their faith, and finding salvation through Christ. The Student Ministry has growing attendance. Student Ministry environments are friendly, inviting, safe, energetic and worshipful. Position Structure and Level Reports To: Student Pastor Classification: Exempt Category: Regular Full-Time Staff Designation: Pastoral Staff

Job DescriptionDescription: The Investment Relations Director is responsible for cultivating and managing relationships with donors, beneficiaries, and key constituents of the Presbyterian Foundation. This includes engagement with Endowment Service Clients, Board Trustees, OCIO, MRTI, and PRI signatories. The role involves providing tailored investment reviews, explaining financial strategies, and ensuring transparent communication on performance and spending formulas. The Director serves as the primary liaison to the Investment Committee and OCIO, oversees compliance with investment policies, and manages approvals for valuations, trades, and capital calls. Additional responsibilities include creating customized presentations, supporting educational initiatives, attending strategic events, and maintaining awareness of trends in faith-based investing. The position also manages the department budget and collaborates across teams to enhance constituent engagement. Requirements: Position Summary The Investment Relations Director will be responsible for developing and maintaining strong relationships with donors, beneficiaries, and constituents. More specifically, the relationships include select beneficiaries and constituents of the Presbyterian Foundation, Endowment Service Clients, Board Trustees, Outsourced Chief Investment Officer (OCIO), Proxy Voting Provider, the Committee on Mission Responsibility Through Investment (MRTI) of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), and Signatory of PRI (Principals of Responsible Investment). Scope & Breadth of Position Reports to the Foundation's SVP, Strategy and Engagement and Investment Committee. There are no direct reports to this position. Primary Responsibilities FOUNDATION CONSTITUENTS RELATIONS MANAGEMENT: Cultivate and maintain relationships with current and potential beneficiaries and constituents. Understand the financial ecosystem of the PC(USA) and how they interrelate. Ensure knowledge of organization's products and services and offer guidance to clients and constituents. Act as a primary point of contact for Foundation investments with beneficiaries and constituents. Regularly update beneficiaries on the performance vs. goals and objectives. Ensure regular communication with relevant staff related to relationship management. Explain spending formula calculations to constituents with understanding of its impact on their programs. Provide tailored investment reviews to constituents and beneficiaries. Develop and implement strategy for regular engagement with, select constituents and beneficiaries to provide an investment review. Active engagement with the Development department such as serving as a subject matter expert, attending relevant church-facing conferences, events, meetings, etc. Provide investment-related educational opportunities to the Board and the Foundation's broader constituencies. Organize and attend events, conferences, and meetings with potential and current beneficiaries, constituents, and other strategic partners. Maintain working knowledge of broader trends in faith and values-based investing and serve as staff support to the Committee on Mission Responsibility Through Investment of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). INVESTMENT COMMITTEE AND SENIOR STAFF LIAISON: Serve as the lead staff person to the Investment Committee of the Foundation's Board of Trustees. Ensure all investment management services are in compliance with investment policy statements; provide regular status reports to senior management. Interact and collaborate with New Covenant Trust Company staff, as needed. OUTSOURCED CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER LIAISON: Serve as the primary liaison to the Outsourced Chief Investment Officer (OCIO). Collaborate with the Presbyterian Foundation's OCIO to keep abreast of market trends and changes. Provide monthly approval of the valuation of common trust funds and trade approval. Execute occasional securities transactions as needed. Approve monthly capital calls. For private investments, as needed. DATA MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNICATION: Create tailored presentations to communicate relevant information to beneficiaries, constituents and Investment Committee. Some presentations to beneficiaries along with the OCIO. Work closely with other departments to gather information or data that can be used to engage beneficiaries and constituents. Responsible for the Investment Relations department budget. Other duties as assigned Experience and Job-Related Requirements Bachelor's degree in business administration, Finance, or a related field. No license requirements. Preference for relevant certifications (e.g. CAIA, CIMA, etc.) Experience in investor relations, sales, or a similar role; experience in financial services industry is preferred. Strong understanding of financial markets. Excellent interpersonal skills, with the ability to build and maintain relationships. Fluent in communicating with Investment Committee members, beneficiaries, and donors in the life of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) on a regular basis. Comprehensive expertise in investments and finance, including the compilation and interpretation of investment and financial information. Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, databases, research, and trust/investment accounting systems. Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills. Ability to identify, prioritize, and complete essential tasks with minimal supervision. Meticulous attention to detail. Strong organizational and time-management skills. Ability to work collegially and effectively with other employees, trustees, vendors, beneficiaries and constituents of the PC(USA). Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Ability to represent the Foundation throughout the church, financial and investment communities. Ability to educate and influence others. Trustworthiness and person of high character. Flexibility in working hours may be required to accommodate different time zones of beneficiaries and constituents. Knowledge of or willingness to learn the polity and policies of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A) especially as they relate to responsible investing in alignment with the church's values. Physical Requirements Ability to communicate orally with management and co-workers, both individually and in a group/ team. Regular use of the telephone and e-mail for communication is essential. Sitting for extended periods is common. Hearing and vision within normal ranges is essential for normal conversations, to receive ordinary information and to prepare or inspect documents. No heavy lifting is expected. Exertion of up to 10 lbs. of force occasionally may be required. Good manual dexterity for the use of common office equipment such as computer terminals, calculator, telephone, and copiers. Work Environment The job is performed indoors in a traditional office setting. Activities include extended periods of sitting and extensive work at a computer monitor and/or calculator. Moderate travel expected to meet with investors or attend relevant events. The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Foundation, along with its subsidiary New Covenant Trust Company (NCTC), are Equal Opportunity Employers. We provide equal opportunities in all employment positions, regardless of age (as defined in the Age Discrimination in Employment Act), disability, sex, national origin, race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, or veteran status.

This position supports the work of the Y, a leading nonprofit, charitable organization committed to strengthening community through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. The Summer Cabin Counselor at Camp Crosley YMCA maintains a supportive, positive atmosphere that welcomes and respects all individuals. The person in this position should have a desire to work with children, peers, and the outdoors. Counselors are directly responsible for the program leadership and well-being of campers, participants, and members under the supervision of the Overnight Camp Director and the Day Camp Director. Counselors role model for all campers choices that will help all young children to become successful, confident and caring as they mature. OUR CULTURE: Our mission and core values are brought to life by our culture. In the Y, we strive to live our cause of strengthening communities with purpose and intentionality every day. We are welcoming: we are open to all. We are a place where you can belong and become. We are genuine: we value you and embrace your individuality. We are hopeful: we believe in you and your potential to become a catalyst in the world. We are nurturing: we support you in your journey to develop your full potential. We are determined: above all else, we are on a relentless quest to make our community stronger beginning with you. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: · Putting forth an honest effort, admitting mistakes. Your integrity is reflected in your honest choices. · Caring , compassionate and accountable to anyone that we serve. We strive to put the needs of others before our own. We strive to do what is best for the individual and the community. · Respect for all individuals that enter Camp Crosley YMCA. We provide opportunities for individuals of all backgrounds to experience a safe learning environment where everyone is encouraged to grow. · Be an active contributing member of the camp community and take responsibility for all the roles you play as a counselor, mentor, friend, and learner. · Be available to do whatever is needed to ensure the best possible week for all Crosley campers, members and participants from Sunday noon through Saturday at 10:00 am. · Live by and teach the Four Principles of the Camp Crosley: Honesty, Caring, Respect, and Responsibility . · Maintain the health and safety of campers, members, and participants. · Attend Mandatory staff training which will be anywhere from 6-10 days in length. · Assist the campers, members, and participants as they increase their understanding of their natural and social environments. · Ensure that all applicable YMCA, ACA (American Camp Association), local, state, and federal regulations are fulfilled. · Arrange special activities for groups of children. · Guide and direct campers, members, and participants toward their potential by creating a loving and supportive environment. · Actively participate in teaching and assisting in activities. · Be flexible and assist in any and all areas of Camp Crosley as needed and directed. · Provide program leadership by being prepared at all times to teach a variety of camp activities. · Recognize campers, members, and participants for their personal growth, exemplary behavior, and skill attainment. Effectively prepare end of session camper notes and submit in a timely fashion. LEADERSHIP COMPETENCY MODEL: OUR DISCIPLINES & COMPETENCIES ADVANCING OUR MISSION AND CAUSE provides visionary leadership to the organization and to ensure that all resources are mobilized to adapt to new challenges and needs in the community Change Leadership: Facilitates, co-creates, and implements equitable change for the good of the organization and/or community Engaging Community: Builds bridges with others in the community to ensure the Y's work is community-focused and welcoming of all, providing community benefit Philanthropy: Secures resources and support to advance the Y's work Volunteerism: Engages volunteers and promotes social responsibility at all levels of the organization BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS connect people to the Y's cause by developing inclusive relationships, partnerships and collaborations so that Ys can co-create solutions to pressing social needs Collaboration: Creates sustainable relationships within the Y and with other organizations in service to the community Communication & Influence: Listens and expresses self effectively and in a way that engages, inspires, and builds commitment to the Y's cause Inclusion: Values all people for their unique talents, and takes an active role in promoting practices that support diversity, inclusion, and global work, as well as cultural competence LEADING OPERATIONS ensure relevance, effectiveness, and sustainability of the organization so that we can continue to fulfill our promise to the community Critical Thinking & Decision Making: Makes informed decisions based on logic, data, and sound judgment Fiscal Management: Manages the Y's resources responsibly and sustains the Y's nonprofit business model Functional Expertise: Executes superior technical skills for the role Innovation: Creates and implements new and relevant approaches and activities that improve and expand the Y's work and impact in the community Program/Project Management: Ensures program or project goals are met and intended impact occurs DEVELOPING & INSPIRING PEOPLE support the holistic development of self and others so that everyone can embrace the Y's cause, sustain the Y's culture, and inspire others to take individual and collective action to further our impact Developing Self & Others: Develops self and supports others (e.g., staff, volunteers, members, program participants), both formally and informally, to achieve their highest potential Emotional Maturity : Demonstrates ability to understand and manage emotions effectively in all situations QUALIFICATIONS: CPR/AED and First Aid Certifications required within 30 days of hire. Child Abuse Prevention Training prior to first shift. Excellent interpersonal and problem-solving skills. Ability to relate effectively to diverse groups of people from all social and economic segments of the community Must be at least 18 years of age or older. WORK ENVIRONMENT & PHYSICAL DEMANDS: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly moving and remains active throughout the duration of the day. The employee frequently is required stand and must be able to move around the work environment for long periods of time. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. AGREEMENT: I have read and understand the above position description and accept the agreed upon salary and conditions indicated. I agree to fulfill all requiremenmts necessary for the performance of all job segments as described. I understand that peridoic performance reviews will become the basis for future merit increases, and that satisfactory performance is the sole condition of increased compensation. By performance and through behavior and interation with other employees, members, and guest, I will further the goals/objectives of Camp Crosley and the YMCA of Muncie and will make a positive contribution to the successful potential of the YMCA of Muncie.

Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Opportunity for advancement Paid time off Training & development ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: Freedom House exists to SHOW PEOPLE WHO JESUS IS. Which means, every person we hire must have a heart to reach lost people and a love for the Church. God is writing an unlikely story here in the Midwest and we deeply believe God is readying His Church for a historic movement that brings glory to HIS name alone. The Connections Director will help fulfill FH's vision by working alongside the Discipleship Team to help lead and implement hospitality and next steps culture. Reports to: Chief of Staff Teams: Discipleship Teams, Connections Teams QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS: ● A mature relationship with Jesus Christ that is clear and evident ● Exceptional interpersonal, verbal, written, and strategy building skills ● A strong team player and collaborator ● Projects a professional and confident image and is able to handle a stressful pace ● Ability to handle confidential information ● Passion to see the next generation know, experience, and serve Jesus ● Must be a creative contributor to the team and not just a “doer” of projects. ● This role may include work outside of normal business hours TECHNOLOGY SKILLS: ● A strong mastery of Macbook products or an ability to learn ● A strong mastery of Google Workspace ● A mastery or ability to learn PCO and all its components ● A mastery or ability to learn how to design and edit projects in Canva ● Ability to work with BILL financial system and other financial systems that the church implements ● Ability to work within Leadr PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES: Work with the Discipleship Department to implement vision in the overall discipleship process. 1. Leadership Development ● Recruit leaders for connections across campus. ● Spread vision and excitement with leaders and the whole church. ● Have a working understanding of onboarding and next steps for connections and next steps teams. ● Work with the NextGen and Adults Ministries Teams to help create consistency. ● Maintain staff rhythms of meetings, all hands on deck events, ongoing training. 2. Programming ● Develop and execute a meaningful street to seat ministry. ● Build relationships with leaders. ● Will outline and implement systems for “Next Steps” for the Discipleship Department. ● Will partner with the Discipleship Department for follow up within the “Next Steps” ● Will work closely with the Discipleship and Kids Director to help people be directed into a discipleship ministry appropriately. ● Partner with the Discipleship Team to maintain regular ministry rhythms for relevant programs (ie attendance, mailings, sign ups, etc). 3. Project/Environment Management ● Be the look and feel manager of relevant spaces. ● Build a team to create and execute hospitality systems and tools/equipment. ● Work with other ministry areas to develop plans and execute for holidays and special events (ie Christmas). ● Manage and maintain budget for projects in this area 4. Events ● Help host and create ambiance and space for all in ministry events. ● Help provide hospitality and creativity for the Discipleship Department. ● Attend and clean up for appropriate events. The goal is not to attend all events but to have teams in place to execute. ● Oversee the Outreach Director and help guide the Outreach Team to build pathways for people to serve and people to connect with Freedom House. ● Update weekly and event data about attendance and pertinent information. ● Support Discipleship Department in communication about events including implementing systems for newsletters and content. Employee Understanding ➢ This is a full-time exempt position. The employee must maintain regular and predictable attendance and be able to work occasional evenings and weekends. ➢ Employment with FH is “at will” and employment may be terminated at any time with or without cause or notice. ➢ The above description covers the most significant duties to be performed but is not all inclusive. There may be other work assignments from time to time that are not mentioned in this document.

Foster Connections and Empower Others to Live Heather Lives! As a part of our team, you'll have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals in your community, promoting fitness, well-being, and personal growth. If you're driven by a love for fitness, health, and helping others achieve their best selves, this is the perfect opportunity for you. Why you'll love the YMCA As a part-time staff member, you will receive a free individual membership or 50% off family membership and 50% discounted programs for you and your household. Other perks our Y employees enjoy: Personal Development: You'll have many opportunities for free training and certifications, as well as opportunities to advance and potentially find a long-term career. Childcare: While working at a membership branch, up to four hours of Childwatch is offered during regular Childwatch hours. All part-time employees also enjoy 50% discounted before and after school care and summer day camp options. (The Childwatch option is not available for those at Metro, Camp Potawatomi, YSB, and anyone at an offsite facility during their work shift) Fulfillment: Experience a flexible schedule while working for a company that cares about you personally and is actively involved in our community! Responsibilities The Jorgensen Family YMCA is seeking an enthusiastic and attentive part-time Wellness Coach to join our team who will conduct individual meetings with members to discuss goals and interests, introducing them to group exercise instructors, other staff, and members. Connect: Build effective, authentic relationships with members and staff. Serve: Regularly check on members' progress either in person or through phone calls as outlined in the Membership Action Plan, documenting conversations and progress using appropriate tools. Lead: Instruct wellness center orientations and Wellness for Life sessions with members. Requirements Candidates must be committed to contributing to the mission, culture, and values of the YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne as well as: Minimum of 18 years of age. Reliable transportation to attend work. Able to fulfill all demands and skills in spirit, mind, and body for wellness coaches in accordance with YMCA standards. Previous fitness certification and experience with basic knowledge of anatomy and physiology, along with wellness equipment, is preferred. Ability to relate to, welcome, and communicate with diverse groups of people regardless of age, race, economic status, religion, or cultural differences. Salary: Part-time $12.75-$13.25 hourly Hours Available: Monday-Friday 9:00am-1:00pm (1-2 weekends a month 12:00pm-4:00pm) Location: Jorgensen Family YMCA, 10313 Aboite Ceter Rd., Fort Wayne, IN 46804

Job DescriptionSalary: Department: Programs, Outreach Reports to: Street Outreach Manager; Street Outreach Coordinator Status: Salaried, Full-time, Exempt Schedule: Saturday- Tuesday 8AM-4:30PM Wednesday 8:30AM-5PM Position Objective: The Street Outreach Professional position is accountable to the client, Horizon House, Downtown Indy, Inc. (DII), and the Professional Blended Street Outreach (PBSO) Team. Accountability occurs within the context of ethical standards, organizational policies and procedures related to the delivery of service, PBSO standards of practice, and the written agreement between Horizon House and DII. *This Street Outreach Professional position is 100% funded through a contract between Downtown Indy, Inc. (DII) and Horizon House. As such, this position is dependent on execution and renewal of said agreement, and termination or nonrenewal of the agreement will result in termination of the Street Outreach Professional - DII position. Requirements: Training/Education: Ability to work evening and weekend hours High School Diploma Previous work experience (1-2 years) in homeless services preferred Bi-lingual (English/Spanish) a plus Experience/Skills: Ability to establish rapport and develop professional working relationships with individuals experiencing homelessness in environmental settings Effective problem-solving and de-escalation skills Ability to demonstrate cultural sensitivity and respect clients' self-determination Ability to communicate effectively and professionally with referral sources and other community partners Knowledgeable of community resources, or the ability to quickly learn and utilize resources Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, including Outlook, and the ability to quickly become proficient in using an electronic case management system This position requires extensive physical demands, including walking and standing for prolonged periods, bending and stooping, and navigating a variety of terrains Ability of lifting objects weighing approximately 25 pounds or more Ability to withstand extensive weather conditions due to outdoor work is essential Special Requirements: MUST HAVE a valid Indiana operators license in good standing and proof of state-required auto insurance. Utilization of personal vehicle for travel within the community may be required. Approved mileage is paid at current IRS reimbursement rate. Essential Functions: Working with an assigned partner, conduct professional street outreach within the Indianapolis Downtown Mile Square to engage unsheltered individuals, verify homelessness, assess needs, provide resources and services, including assisting with crisis management, and connect clients to additional services in the community. Complete the Coordinated Entry System Assessments to facilitate housing placement for clients according to guidelines established by the Continuum of Care (CoC). Assist clients with transportation arrangements, including the provision of bus passes as available, to shelter, medical, mental health and employment related services and appointments. Support the coordination of treatment planning and goal setting with clients within a multi-disciplinary team. Follow-up on DII referrals and coordinate with the other outreach teams in the area as well as other providers to ensure continuity of care for clients. Establish and maintain a positive and productive working relationship with DII and their partners including Street Ambassadors and IMPD Downtown District officers/staff. General Responsibilities: Support individuals experiencing homelessness through direct client contacts, advocacy and empowerment, and collaboration and coordination of services with community providers, including public safety and local hospital staff. Develop and maintain excellent working relationships with community partners and work collaboratively to identify and improve service delivery processes and procedures. Maintain accurate electronic records and adhere to client confidentiality policies and procedures; and, utilize the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) to record outcomes necessary for program functioning and evaluation. Attend select community meetings and trainings necessary to fulfill project goals. Accept responsibility for professional competency as appropriate to their discipline. The preceding essential function statements are not intended to be an exhaustive list of tasks & functions for this position. Additional tasks & functions may be assigned as needed to fulfill the mission, vision & goals of the organization. Contacts and Liaisons: The Street Outreach Professional DII will regularly communicate with Horizon House employees, outside vendors and other individuals as deemed necessary in order to fulfill the responsibilities of the position. Horizon House is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We encourage qualified applicants to apply for open positions regardless of their race, color, gender identity, religion, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, physical abilities, age, sexual orientation, veteran status, or criminal background