32 Nonprofit-Social Services jobs

Summary                                                  The Grant Writer is responsible for helping to secure, document, and track corporate, association, foundation, and government grants for Food Bank of the Rockies, contributing to an annual revenue goal of approximately $4 million. This position works in a high-volume, fast-paced environment. The Grant Writer works cross-departmentally to ensure alignment and funding of key initiatives for the organization.     Essential Functions Write, edit, and compile grant proposals and reports to ensure timely, high-quality, and compelling submissions Review and revise grant-related documents for content, style, and language Conduct prospect research to identify new grant funding opportunities Prepare, compile, and maintain updated grant proposal and report attachments Support the stewardship of foundations, corporations, and associations  Communicate grant awards via the necessary channels to...

Overview  Food Bank of the Rockies has a strong community reputation as a key resource in addressing food insecurity.  The COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing climate of inflation and supply chain challenges have raised awareness of food insecurity in our community.  Donors have responded to this need like never before, and we are seeking a seasoned leader to help harness the power of these donors to generate transformative gifts through foundations and individuals. The Director of Strategic Gifts will oversee the organizational major gift strategy for foundation, individual giving, and planned gifts in a capital campaign environment. This position will provide leadership and guidance to manager-level positions overseeing a capital campaign, foundation relations, major and planned gifts, and grants. There is extraordinary potential for organizational growth, and we seek a leader to direct and guide this work. This is a new position at Food Bank of the Rockies. An ideal...

Organizational Overview  Food Bank of the Rockies has undergone an organizational transformation – creating best practices; transitioning from a scarcity to abundance philosophy; listening and responding to community needs; and exemplifying organizational values of service, integrity, diversity/inclusion/equity, collaboration, and service. Coinciding with this transformation, the organization underwent a rebranding in Colorado and Wyoming and faced the (continuing) perfect storm of challenges – increased need, increased food costs, decreases in donated and USDA food, and supply chain challenges – during a global pandemic with heavy reliance on our exceptional frontline workforce of staff and volunteers. The organization has turned these challenges into opportunities, transforming how it shows up for our community – people experiencing food insecurity and Hunger Relief Partners, as well as its team members, volunteers, and donors. We are now positioned for the next iteration...

About Food Bank of the Rockies Founded in 1978, Food Bank of the Rockies was originally known as the Colorado Food Clearing House. Operating from a 900-square-foot schoolroom in northwest Denver, the fledgling organization collected bread from a nearby Safeway store, our first food donor, and distributed it to Little Sisters of the Poor, our first partner agency. Today, Food Bank of the Rockies has extended its reach across northern Colorado, providing food and supplies to more than 800 hunger-relief programs. Since 1978, Food Bank of the Rockies has provided more than 700 million meals for people in need. So far in 2021, through our direct service programs and partners, we have distributed over 66 million pounds of food, the equivalent of nearly 54 million meals annually or 226,000 meals every day to children, seniors and families in need. Food Bank of the Rockies is a member of Feeding America and of Feeding Colorado, a consortium of the five food banks operating in...

About Food Bank of the Rockies Founded in 1978, Food Bank of the Rockies was originally known as the Colorado Food Clearing House. Operating from a 900-square-foot schoolroom in northwest Denver, the fledgling organization collected bread from a nearby Safeway store, our first food donor, and distributed it to Little Sisters of the Poor, our first partner agency. Today, Food Bank of the Rockies has extended its reach across northern Colorado, providing food and supplies to more than 800 hunger-relief programs. Since 1978, Food Bank of the Rockies has provided more than 700 million meals for people in need. So far in 2021, through our direct service programs and partners, we have distributed over 66 million pounds of food, the equivalent of nearly 54 million meals annually or 226,000 meals every day to children, seniors and families in need. Food Bank of the Rockies is a member of Feeding America and of Feeding Colorado, a consortium of the five food banks operating in...

About Food Bank of the Rockies Founded in 1978, Food Bank of the Rockies was originally known as the Colorado Food Clearing House. Operating from a 900-square-foot schoolroom in northwest Denver, the fledgling organization collected bread from a nearby Safeway store, our first food donor, and distributed it to Little Sisters of the Poor, our first partner agency. Today, Food Bank of the Rockies has extended its reach across northern Colorado, providing food and supplies to more than 800 hunger-relief programs. Since 1978, Food Bank of the Rockies has provided more than 700 million meals for people in need. So far in 2021, through our direct service programs and partners, we have distributed over 66 million pounds of food, the equivalent of nearly 54 million meals annually or 226,000 meals every day to children, seniors and families in need. Food Bank of the Rockies is a member of Feeding America and of Feeding Colorado, a consortium of the five food banks operating in...

About Food Bank of the Rockies Founded in 1978, Food Bank of the Rockies was originally known as the Colorado Food Clearing House. Operating from a 900-square-foot schoolroom in northwest Denver, the fledgling organization collected bread from a nearby Safeway store, our first food donor, and distributed it to Little Sisters of the Poor, our first partner agency. Today, Food Bank of the Rockies has extended its reach across northern Colorado, providing food and supplies to more than 800 hunger-relief programs. Since 1978, Food Bank of the Rockies has provided more than 700 million meals for people in need. So far in 2021, through our direct service programs and partners, we have distributed over 66 million pounds of food, the equivalent of nearly 54 million meals annually or 226,000 meals every day to children, seniors and families in need. Food Bank of the Rockies is a member of Feeding America and of Feeding Colorado, a consortium of the five food banks operating in...

Job Description: Must complete home study training through OKDHS Complete home studies for perspective foster families Sign contracts with foster families Responsible for conducting all placements with foster families Being available to foster families 24/7 Minimum once a month visit to foster homes Responsible for creating court reports for juvenile cases and attending all court hearings Supporting foster families by being present for all additional meetings (i.e. FGC’s, team meetings) Maintain positive communication with DHS Completing yearly reassessments Assisting foster families with yearly training (12 hours of annual training) Keep family files, child files, and database up to date Position Qualifications: B.A. in Social Work or related field required or B.A. not in related field must have a minimum 3 years experience in similar job Masters of Social Work preferred Position Requirements: Excellent People skills/Team player Self...

The Zero Waste team with U.S. PIRG is seeking a Campaign Associate to help lead our Beyond Plastics campaign. Nothing we use for a few minutes should threaten our health and pollute our future for hundreds of years. Every day, people throw away tons of plastic “stuff” — cups, plates, bags, containers, forks, knives, straws, spoons and more. All of this waste not only clogs our landfills, trashes our parks, and litters our streets, but it also washes into our rivers and oceans, where it can harm wildlife. It’s time to move beyond single-use plastic, by getting rid of the most harmful waste, and stopping the use of things we truly don’t need. U.S. PIRG is calling on our decision makers to lead us toward a zero waste future by passing a statewide ban on polystyrene (commonly known as Styrofoam) take-out containers and single-use plastic bags. Entry-level candidates are encouraged to apply; we provide training on advocacy and organizing skills, as well as oversight and...

The Public Interest Network operates and supports organizations committed to a shared vision of a better world and a strategic approach to social change. We are seeking a top-notch administrator to run the operations of our network’s Recruitment Team. At The Public Interest Network, we tackle some of the biggest challenges facing our country today, such as: delivering clean air, clean water and a livable climate to the next generation; transforming our energy and transportation systems for the 21st century; growing food in ways that leave both people and the planet healthier; and responding to the worst public health crisis in a century. Each organization in our network pursues its own mission and strategy and we take on issues that affect us all. Take climate change, which is just one issue some of our groups work on. Environment America has won commitments from 7 states to get all their electricity from zero-carbon sources. U.S. PIRG has worked in dozens of states and...

The damage we're doing to the earth is both unsustainable and infuriating. Climate change is speeding up. Plastic pollution is piling up. There's even evidence that global deforestation is spreading diseases like COVID-19. But solutions to these problems are all around us, practically begging us to adopt them: solar and wind power, electric cars and buses, more walkable and “bikeable” cities, sustainable alternatives to harmful single-use plastics, more protections for wild places and wildlife, and on and on. Environment America’s mission -- the thing that drives everything we do -- is to transform our ideas and imaginations into change that makes our world a greener and healthier place. Imagine using your sharp writing skills to protect a national forest from logging. Imagine creating unique, engaging digital content to help a clean energy bill make it over the finish line. Imagine running online campaigns to build organizational power -- the funds, the membership, the...

We’re looking for someone to join a great team of smart, fun and committed data nerds whose full-time job is to make the world a better place. You might be a good fit if you find satisfaction in tasks that have right answers or wrong answers; if you like impossible puzzles; if you agree that quality means doing things right, especially when no one is looking. The Public Interest Network is looking for a List Production Manager to join our team. The Public Interest Network is a group of organizations, including Environment America and PIRG, committed to a cutting-edge vision of a better world, a set of core values, and a strategic approach to change. We work on issues, such as the environment and consumer protection, that highlight the need for a reassessment of our economic values and a new politics. As the List Production Manager, you’ll produce 10,000 lists a year to cultivate and activate our members and supporters. As a network of groups working to win on some of the...

A DC-based non-profit is seeking a Donor Services Associate to support their Grants team, HR team and provide general administrative support for the office. You will be responsible for providing administrative support, database management, client correspondence and preparing grant applications. This is an entry level position for someone looking to gain professional experience in a mission-oriented non-profit office setting! Responsibilities of the Donor Services Associate include: Provides excellent customer service, correspondence, and dedicated administrative support to clients. Maintains client’s grants management system to ensure accurate data entry and updates. Reviews submitted grant applications related to client’s grant program for completeness and prepares applications for validation. Maintains and generates reporting for client such as application and grant status reports. Supports Donor Services team through the generation of reports, maintenance of...

As a Field Office Director, you will recruit and lead a team that will go into neighborhoods, knock on doors, and have face-to-face conversations. You’ll fundraise, mobilize people to get involved, and support some of the country’s leading non-profit groups, including Environment America and PIRG. Being a director requires that you work independently, exercise good judgment and work hard to meet the office’s staffing, campaign and fieldwork goals. You’ll develop communication and leadership skills that will last a lifetime, and you’ll be building the grassroots people power that’s behind all social change. You could work on issues like tackling climate change, moving our country beyond single-use plastics, working to ban the worst uses of bee-killing pesticides, and more. We are hiring for immediate positions as well as positions in the coming months. You should apply to work with us if you want to: Canvass and raise money Canvass three to four times a week Train new...

School Based Mental Health Services offer Individual therapy services to students in the school setting. CCHMC partners with area school districts to improve access to care within the community. This optional and confidential service is offered in addition to existing services provided by school counselors and psychologists. Independently Licensed Clinicians deliver services in the school setting and are trained to work with various challenges facing youth, such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, major life changes difficulty with social relationships. Sessions are held during the school day, which provides a great deal of convenience for busy families. REPRESENTATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES • Psychosocial Assessment Performs psychosocial assessments taking into consideration family, social, and medical history. Maintains current knowledge of medical and mental health diagnosis. Report suspicions of abuse and neglect to legally mandated authorities for investigations. Completes...

Cincinnati Children's outpatient services are available for children and adolescents whose illnesses can be managed without inpatient care. Services include medication management, individual and group therapy. We also have specialized outpatient services through our  Therapeutic Interagency Program (TIP)  and our school-based therapy and medication management services. Last year we provided 82,043 visits across our entire outpatient system. Our team of clinicians use evidence-based approaches - proven to be the most advanced and most effective - to treat the full spectrum of child and adolescent mental and behavioral health problems. Conditions we treat While we see patients for many types of conditions, we have staff that provide specialized care in management of: Anxiety Depression Bipolar Disorder Other Mood Disorders Eating Disorders Forensic Psychiatry Dual Diagnosis/Autism Fragile X Stress associated with a traumatic event...

Responsible for providing community based, high fidelity wrap-around care coordination services  to youth and their families or caregivers who are experiencing serious emotional disturbance (SED), trauma, cooccurring behavioral health disorders and who are engaged with one or more child-serving systems (e.g., child welfare, intellectual and developmental disabilities, juvenile justice, education). Requirements :  HS diploma or equivalent plus 3 years '   experience   in one of the following areas of expertise: Family systems; Community systems and resources; Case management; Child and family counseling or therapy; Child protection; Child development. SUBFUNCTION DEFINITION : To coordinate the triage and referral of infants, children and adolescents into appropriate psychiatric, developmental disabilities or other services within a complex medical center and related services/agencies dedicated to the care of infants, adolescents and children. CCHMC SALARY GRADE:5...

This position is responsible for working with families through the closure of their case by providing a continued assessment of needs and safety, provides recommendations and implementation of services as followed by a treatment plan, assists family in the building of a positive support network and sustainability plan with the goal of permanency and wellbeing for the children, youth and family.

This position performs complex case management work providing intake social work services to families where child abuse or neglect is present or suspected. Assignments include the provision of extensive assessment and situational evaluation, counseling, crisis intervention, resource mobilization and information and referral around all areas of child protection.

The School District of Philadelphia is the cornerstone provider of public education in Philadelphia. For forward-thinking administrators and educators, opportunities abound. Over 131,000 students entrusted to the District arrive at school every day with an extraordinary range of needs and aspirations. We are committed to delivering on their right to an excellent public school education, and we are particularly focused on ensuring every student has access to exceptional educational opportunities. Equity is our mandate. Will you join us? Job Summary Provides itinerant orientation and mobility services to visually impaired students in order to improve mobility and independent functioning. Assesses visually impaired students to determine eligibility for service. Provides consultative service to school staff and parents within the School District of Philadelphia. Participates in the multi-disciplinary team process and individual educational programming activities for students...