Advocate Coordinator

CASA for Kids, Flathead County

ADVOCATE COORDINATOR

Full-time.
Pay rate begins at $12.00 .

Educational requirements are a Bachelors or Associate with 2 years’ work experience in a relevant social/legal service field. Resumes can be submitted to jcampbell@flatheadcasa.org. Questions about the position can be directed to Jamie at 406 755-7208 or via e-mail at jcampbell@flatheadcasa.org.

Position closes when filled.

Job Description

SUMMARY

The Advocate Coordinator primarily provides professional staff support to CASA advocates, ensuring that children involved with the CASA program receive sound advocacy and early permanency planning. Support provided to CASA advocates will include CASA Coach and advocate supervision, ongoing training and coordination of cases, and assistance with court report writing. This position works in tandem with another Advocate Coordinator. The Advocate Coordinator is a multi-faceted position and will provide administrative support, event support, etc as needed. Working with and/or at the request of the Executive Director or Program Coordinator this position provides professional staff support to the CASA program, ensuring that documents and office space are well organized and easily accessible.

RESPONSIBILITIES

General Duties

1. Responsible for general clerical duties.
2. Courteously, empathetically and professionally receive incoming telephone calls and visitors to the office.
3. Route phone calls to the appropriate person.
4. Purchase office supplies as directed and within budget guidelines.
5. Participate in staff meetings.
6. Supervise volunteers who assist in the office.
7. Maintain current mailing lists on active CASA advocates, and other pertinent lists.
8. Coordinate CASA child support activities such as CASA Gift Drive and CASA Scholarship program.
9. Provide event support and participate in various program events.
10. Other duties as assigned by the Executive Director.

Advocate Duties

1. Complete CASA training within one year of employment.
2. Disseminate program information to any person making an inquiry.
3. Receive applications, mail reference forms, initiate background checks and set up advocate files. Monitor screening process.
4. Assist in recruiting, screening, and interviewing new advocates.
5. Plan, schedule and coordinate CASA 201, under the direction of the Program Coordinator.
6. Plan, schedule and coordinate CASA book club under the direction of the Program Coordinator.
7. Assist with advocate training and in-services; send notices of meetings to all volunteers.
8. Assist with advocate reunion’s and socials.
9. Assist advocates with necessary correspondence and Court Reports; distribute Court Reports to appropriate court personnel and professionals.
10. Consult with advocates and coaches as appropriate.
11. Maintain advocate files; record training and in-service attendance; document advocate hours.
12. Provide support and assistance to the CASA Coaches as needed. Contribute to the development and maximization of the CASA Coaching program under the supervision of the Program Coordinator.
13. Implement programs that support the recognition and retention of advocates.
14. Provide training for assigned advocates on specific case issues as needed.
15. Maintain CASA case files.
16. Forward discovery documents to advocates and maintain discovery files.
17. Support the program through reminder calls to advocates re: court attendance, meeting attendance, time logs, well-being reports and so forth. When available, utilize volunteer phone tree, to make the actual calls and follow-up as needed based on the results.
18. Distribute Foster Care Review and Family Group Decision Making Meeting notifications. Confirm attendance. Attend meetings on behalf of any advocates who are not available.
19. Date stamp, copy and distribute court documents to advocates and staff. File as appropriate.

Court Duties

1. Proof read, edit and distribute advocate court reports.
2. Attend court hearings as needed. Take notes, track court dates and share info with staff and assigned advocates.
3. Comply with statues, court rules, administrative order and rules, as well as the policies and procedures of the CASA program.
4. Collect documents from the court house. This will be daily and will rotate through volunteer support staff on a schedule that complements their other responsibilities.

Administrative Duties

1. Enter advocate time logs in CASA Manager. Contact each advocate monthly who has outstanding time logs, taking the information over the phone. When available, use the volunteer phone tree for this purpose.
2. Enter case information into CASA Manager, under the guidance of the Program Coordinator.
3. Provide clerical support to the Board as needed.
4. Provide clerical support to the program as various program activities require, under the guidance of the Executive Director or Development Coordinator.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Strong word processing and computer skills.
• Excellent communication and follow up skills.
• Ability to interact positively with the public, advocates, board members, court and state personnel.
• Ability to maintain statistical program data, files and record systems, and financial records.
• Commitment to CASA’s goals and mission and a passion for the health and well-being of children.
• Ability to work flexibly as part of a team, filling various roles as needed for the good of the project.
• Ability to work cooperatively with different types of personalities.
• Ability to communicate with, supervise and empower advocates to be effective in their roles.

ACCOUNTABILITY

The Advocate Coordinator is hired by the Board of Trustees on the recommendation of the Executive Director of the program. The Advocate Coordinator reports directly to the Executive Director who is responsible for his/her performance evaluations.

Administrative Assistant

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flathead County

Administrative Assistant Job Opening

Our mission: to provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported 1-to-1 relationships that change their lives for the better, forever.

Reports to: Executive Director

Works in coordination with: Agency staff and volunteers

Hours per week: 20-30

Compensation: $11.00 + Paid Time Off

To apply: Email, or mail cover letter, resume, and at least 3 references to jesse@bbbsfc.org. Resumes without cover letters will not be considered. Position will remain open until filled.

Job Summary: The Administrative Assistant is responsible for the general day-to-day operations of this small, community-based nonprofit organization.  This includes all aspects of administrative support for agency activities and fundraising events as assigned by the Executive Director – including but not limited to word processing, data entry, photocopying, filing, and recordkeeping.

Minimum Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Positive background check (cost covered by BBBS)
• Ability to work with confidential information on a daily basis and respect the nature of the data
• Ability to be a self starter and quick learner, prioritize effectively, organize workload, meet deadlines, be flexible, pay careful attention to detail, work independently, and thrive as part of a team
• Ability to maintain professional work standards with little supervision
• Proficiency with Microsoft Word and Excel; Social Media; basic website updates
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Basic knowledge of office equipment and procedures

Desired Qualifications:

• Bachelors degree
• Experience with nonprofit and community-based organizations
• Fundraising experience
• Educational or professional experience in social work case management

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

General Administration:

• Answer all incoming calls and route to appropriate staff
• Make outgoing calls as requested
• Process all incoming and outgoing mail
• Filing and photocopying as needed
• Assist with agency record /database maintenance
• Coordinate mailings as needed to families, donors, and volunteers
• Order and maintain office supplies
• Receive, record, and deposit payments
• Help support and maintain email listservs
• Track donations, both cash and in-kind
• Provide administrative assistance to the Executive Director, program, and fund development staff as needed

Program Support:

• Process all client and volunteer inquiries and applications
• Maintain accuracy and confidentiality of client and volunteer records and database information

Fundraisers and Special Activities:

• Promote fundraisers and special activities
• Design and distribute brochures, posters, and tickets as necessary
• Assist with agency special events for children, parents and volunteers

Fundraisers and Special Activities:

• Promote fundraisers and special activities
• Design and distribute brochures, posters, and tickets as necessary
• Assist with agency special events for children, parents and volunteers

Program Coordinator

Habitat for Humanity of Flathead Valley

Position:  Program Coordinator
Full-time: FT
Hourly:     $14/hour
Benefits:   YES; Health
Start date: Immediately
Supervisor: Executive Director

Family Services

* Assisting individuals interested in the homebuyer program through the application process and determining eligibility
* Provide ongoing support to individuals in the homebuyer program.  This includes: screening, intakes, assessment, service plan development, monitoring, linkage to appropriate community resources, follow up, appropriate progress tracking, etc.
* Family recruitment to maintain family pipeline of 18mos of production
* Maintaining up to date activity and progress in the database regarding all partner families
* Keep up to date spreadsheet of family recruitment inquiries
* Coordinate the members and needs of the family selection committee; recruit, train and involve
* Serving as the liaison between the ED and the homebuyer at the time of closing and communicating the needs required between the two sources
* Ability to provide program evaluation and outcome reports
* Establish and maintain collaborative working relationships with community resources
* Attend appropriate community resource meetings, chamber events, etc.
* Develop strategies to inform the community about the homebuyer program to increase applicants
* Keep resource materials updated

Marketing

* Attend monthly chamber events and promote Habitat need for families
* Prepare for and attend community opportunities to table and promote Habitat
* Prepare monthly newsletter for mass distribution via eblast
* Get pictures from volunteer coordinator from ReStore and Build Site on weekly basis
* Manage Facebook promotion for build site/restore/office

Financial Responsibilities

* Prepare and deliver bank deposits
* File invoices, receipts and important financial and housing documents
* Weekly mortgage payment and disbursement recording in database, sending delinquency letters
* Handle sending/collecting lien waivers from subcontractors prior to closings

Office Administration

* Answer the phone (including retrieving voicemails), greet/direct office visitors.
* Organize and maintain all partner family and general business files
* Keep ED updated on all pertinent events and issues
* Deliver outgoing mail, manage incoming mail
* Maintain a clean, well-organized and professional work place
* Assist in preparation and organization of mass mailers and volunteer assistance
* Oversee volunteers in the office as needed and provide feedback to ED

There will be other duties as assigned as needed.  The Program Coordinator will be expected to assist with fundraising, affiliate and volunteer recognition events

TO APPLY:  Please send resume to Erin Falcon at efalcon@habitatflathead.org or drop off at the office at 307 1st Ave E, Suite 24, Kalispell, MT.

Habitat for Humanity Flathead Valley is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer

Job Openings: Abbie Shelter

Come join the Abbie Shelter team while 3 of their 4 employees have babies.

(Applicants may apply for both positions if interested.)

Two Positions:

Interim Case Manager

Court Advocate

ORGANIZATION
Founded in 1976, The Abbie Shelter’s mission is to promote safety, independence and empowerment for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. For more information, please visit http://www.abbieshelter.org

INTERIM CASE MANAGER
Job Posted: May 18th

Applications should include resume and cover letter send to director@abbieshelter.org by June 5th.

Position Dates:

Fulltime October 12th – November 20th [40 hrs/week + 1 night/week on-call]
Part-time November 23rd – December 31st [20 hrs/week + 1 night/week on-call]

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Bachelor’s degree in human services related field
2. Experience working with trauma survivors and high risk populations; knowledge of human service best practices and local community resources; investment in trauma informed systems of care
3. Natural ability to provide nonjudgmental support  and trauma-informed education to survivors of violence
4. Passion, idealism, integrity, positive attitude; must be mission-driven
5. Ability to express and enforce clear, healthy, and compassionate professional boundaries
6. Must prioritize personal self-care and sustainability; demonstrated history of wellness and work-life balance
7. An action-oriented, creative, flexible, and innovative approach to problem solving
8. Ability to collaborate successfully with diverse groups of people
9. Strong communication, interpersonal and multidisciplinary project skills; strong written communication and documentation skills; proficiency in Microsoft programs (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc)
10. Ability to legally operate a motor vehicle and provide own transportation

RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. DIRECT SERVICE: Provide trauma-informed, structured, and compassionate services to all program participants with focus on core mission of safety, independence, and empowerment.
2. HOTLINE: Respond to calls on the crisis hotline during day and night shifts providing safety planning, information and referrals, action plan development, peer counseling, and advocacy with community resources as necessary.
3. VOLUNTEERS: Provide supportive oversight for volunteer program including recruitment, training and retention. Facilitate monthly volunteer meeting, providing continuing education and support for volunteers. Prepare and distribute monthly call calendar. Maintain a positive relationship with answering service.
4. THERAPEUTIC PROGRAMS: Provide organizational oversight of therapeutic programs, including weekly Support Group and Children’s Program with a commitment to program safety and excellence. Communicate regularly with therapeutic intern to coordinate consistent support and education for program participants.
5. SHELTER FACILITY: Facilitate maintenance of all shelter physical plan systems. Facilitate and monitor acquisition of shelter supplies and storage of in-kind donations. Maintain a safe, structured, and comfortable living environment for shelter residents.
6. COLLABORATION: Work collaboratively / in coordination with second Case Manager on healthy distribution of tasks for all above programming.
7. DOCUMENTATION: Complete documentation and keep statistics as needed. Protect confidentiality of client information.
8. Provide transport for program participants when eligible.
9. Must be able to lift 40 lbs.
10. Other duties as assigned.

COURT ADVOCATE

6 months full-time transitioning to permanent part-time position

Job Posted: May 18th

Applications should include resume and cover letter sent to director@abbieshelter.org by June 5th.

Position Dates:

Full-time July 27th – January 15th
Position becomes part-time on January 18th

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

1. Bachelor’s degree in human services related field
2. Experience working with trauma survivors and high risk populations; knowledge of human service best practices and local community resources; investment in trauma informed systems of care
3. Natural ability to provide nonjudgmental support  and trauma-informed education to survivors of violence
4. Passion, idealism, integrity, positive attitude; must be mission-driven
5. Ability to express and enforce clear, healthy, and compassionate professional boundaries
6. Must prioritize personal self-care and sustainability; demonstrated history of wellness and work-life balance
7. An action-oriented, creative, flexible, and innovative approach to problem solving
8. Ability to collaborate successfully with diverse groups of people
9. Strong communication, interpersonal and multidisciplinary project skills; strong written communication and documentation skills; proficiency in Microsoft programs (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc)
10. Ability to legally operate a motor vehicle and provide own transportation

RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. VICTIM ADVOCACY: Be a supportive resource for victims of violent crimes engaged in the criminal and civil legal justice system; provide long-term support to victims as they navigate the justice system.
2. ORDERS OF PROTECTION:  Assist victims in petitioning for orders of protection and hearing preparation. Educate victims and community members on how to obtain and enforce protection orders. Accompany victims to court.
3. SAFETY PLANNING: Provide educated, trauma-informed safety planning support to victims of violent crimes.
4. RESOURCE REFERRALS: Provide community resource referrals to relevant local programs and resources; assist with applications for Victim Compensation.
5. COLLABORATION: Serve as liaison between victims, Law Enforcement, City Attorneys, attorneys, judges, allied professionals, and other community members to ensure a coordinated community response to violent crimes.
6. OUTREACH: Assist with organizational promotion of domestic violence issues and education to the wider community, allied professionals, Law Enforcement, and justice system professionals.
7. HOTLINE: Respond to calls on the crisis hotline during day and night shifts providing safety planning, information and referrals, action plan development, peer counseling, and advocacy with community resources as necessary.
8. DOCUMENTATION: Complete documentation and keep statistics as needed. Protect confidentiality of client information.
9. Must be able to lift 40 lbs.
10. Other duties as assigned.

Part-time Managing Director

Position

Reporting to the Board of Directors of Share Your Voice Foundation, the part-time Managing Director will have overall strategic and operational responsibility for SYVF’s staff, programs, expansion, and execution of its mission. S/he will initially develop deep knowledge of field, core programs, operations, and business plans. This is a part-time position, with growth potential based on contributions to fundraising and revenue expansion efforts.

Organization

Founded in 2008, SYVF’s mission is to provide empowering opportunities for people to find, believe in, and share their own voice through the transformative creative process and power of the arts.

Revenues: $0 to $25k annually. Revenues to date have been generated for the execution of one core summer outreach youth program.

Growth: We are looking to expand our programming and reach in the Flathead Valley to include more programs and opportunities to incorporate opportunities for youth and adults to “share their voices” through art and performance.

For more information, please visit www.shareyourvoicefoundation.org

Responsibilities

Leadership & Management:

• Ensure ongoing local programmatic excellence, rigorous program evaluation, and consistent quality of finance and administration, fundraising, communications, and systems; recommend timelines and resources needed to achieve the strategic goals.

• Actively engage and energize SYVF volunteers, board members, event committees, alumni, partnering organizations, and funders.

• Ensure effective systems to track scaling progress, and regularly evaluate program components, so as to measure successes that can be effectively communicated to the board, funders, and other constituents.

• Serve as an external presence in the community and the face of the organization

Fundraising & Communications:

• Individual and business fundraising and sponsorship development

• Grant research and writing

• Deepen and refine all aspects of communications—from web presence to external relations with the goal of creating a stronger brand.

• Build partnerships with other nonprofit organizations in The Valley, and establishing relationships with funders and political and community leaders

Qualifications

The Managing Director will be thoroughly committed to SYVF’s mission. All candidates should have leadership, coaching and relationship management experience. Concrete demonstrable experience and other qualifications include:

• College degree is preferred
• Outstanding written and verbal communication skills
• Exceptional organization and planning skills
• Strategic thinking ability
• Desire and ability to be part of an entrepreneurial organization and drive its growth
• Unwavering commitment to quality programs and data-driven program evaluation.
• Excellence in organizational management with the ability to coach staff, manage, and develop high-performance teams, set and achieve strategic objectives, and manage a budget.
• Strong marketing, public relations, and fundraising ability with the ability
• Passion, idealism, integrity, positive attitude, mission-driven, and self-directed.

Resumes with cover letters can be emailed to: info@shareyourvoicefoundation.org

Administrative Assistant/Program Coordinator

DREAM ADAPTIVE RECREATION, INC.
PO Box 4084
Whitefish, MT  59937
406-862-1817
ccarlson@dreamadaptive.org

JOB DESCRIPTION

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/PROGRAM COORDINATOR

Email resume and letter of intent to ccarlson@dreamadaptive.org by 2/10/2015

Responsibilities include data entry and management, scheduling of volunteers and participants, answering calls and inquiries, correspondence to include emails, thank you cards, donation receipts, assist with social media management, assist in recruiting and managing volunteers, assist the Executive Director with execution of programs and/or as needed, assist with and attend fund raising events, general office duties. The candidate will be proficient with computer skills and software programs to include Word, Excel, Publisher, Power Point and be willing to learn the GiftWorks database management program.  Knowledge of accounting basics and event coordination.  The candidate will be self motivated and highly organized, able to work under pressure in a chaotic environment.  Experience working with disabled individuals helpful but not required.

Job is 20 hours week year round.

Flathead Valley Outreach Coordinator

Job Title: Flathead Valley Outreach Coordinator
Supervisor: Amy Robinson, NW Montana Field Director
Classification: Part-time, ~10 hrs per week, $9-12 hr, contracted
Location: Whitefish, Montana

About the Montana Wilderness Association
Our mission is to work with communities to protect Montana’s Wilderness heritage, quiet beauty, and outdoor traditions now and for future generations. We envision a future where from the rugged mountains to the vast prairies Montana’s wild places are protected, connected, and restored because the citizens of our state value wilderness as essential to our heritage and way of life. Founded in 1958, the Montana Wilderness Association (MWA) is the nation’s oldest grassroots Wilderness advocacy organization.

Summary of Position
The Flathead Valley Outreach Coordinator will work to grow awareness and support for MWA and our public land protection programs in the Flathead Valley. The Intern will identify and lead public outreach opportunities, work with members and volunteers on programs and campaigns, represent MWA at public events, and perform administrative duties. The Outreach Coordinator will be energetic, positive, open-minded and able to work with diverse interests.

Major Duties

• Represent MWA by distributing outreach materials, educating the public about programs, and relaying the mission and vision of the organization
• Assist with organizing and representing MWA at events
• Expand, promote and lead winter and summer Wilderness Walks
• Engage and inspire community members to support active projects and programs in our area
• Participate and engage members and the public in forest plan revision
• Creatively recruit new youth and adult members and volunteers
• Perform local membership and administrative duties such as database management, calling members, and writing and sending e-blasts
• Write engaging newsletter, website content and press releases
• Organize and conduct community and group presentations

Qualifications

• Eagerness to learn and be a part of a team
• Ability to build relationships and work cooperatively with diverse individuals and groups
• Valid Montana drivers license and vehicle
• Ability to work some nights and weekends

How to Apply

Please submit cover letter and resumé to Amy Robinson, arobinson@wildmontana.org

Deadline

January 9th.

Executive Assistant

Executive Assistant of the Crown of the Continent Guitar Foundation, Bigfork, Montana

This position, which reports to the organizations senior executive, requires experience at the Executive Assistant Level for office operations and will be a key factor to continue building a highly visible nonprofit organization involving music entertainment professionals from around the world.

Must have experience in business and management involved in establishing and operating efficient and effective office operations including coordination of people and resources; be computer savvy and experienced using MS Office Suite, including Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software, to build and maintain databases. Other software expertise and/or ability to learn new programs preferred. Must have the talent and established history of strong communications skills and quickly developing constructive and collaborative working relationships with others, and maintaining them over time. Must have strong organizational skills, attention to details and ability to balance multiple priorities including resource allocation. Must have the ability to multi-task and work well under pressure and within short time constraints. Previous experience supporting fund-raising efforts, strategic planning, and marketing/sales is highly desired.

This position will have a number of responsibilities including, but not limited to:

* Set up and manage office operations.

* Performing day-to-day administrative tasks such as maintaining information files and databases,

* Support organizational meetings and processing paperwork.

* Support the operation of a non-profit Board of Directors including committees.

* Provide operational support for the Foundation’s workshop, festival and other performance and educational activities. (See cocguitarfoundation.org for an overview of the foundation’s activities.)

* Communicate with individuals from across the United States and beyond, from different socio-economic and backgrounds, and various ages from teens to adults.

* Create simple and sometimes advanced correspondence, including complex and sensitive emails, letters, memos and reports.

Key Skills Required:

* Attention to Detail, Follow-up and Organization

* Personal Communication

* Computer Literate

* Multi-Tasking

* Understanding Customer Satisfaction and Business Principals

Competitive Wage range from $25,000-$35,000/year depending on experience.

To apply for the Executive Assistant Position with Crown of the Continent Foundation, send your cover letter, resume, and references to: bassanderson@yahoo.com by Monday October 6, 2014

Special Projects/Administrative Assistant

Discovery Developmental Center

Job title:                   Special Projects / Administrative Assistant

Reports to:               Director

Wage:                         DOE

Work hours:             10-15 hours / week with flexible scheduling options

Summary

This position provides support to the Director and to the DDC Board of Directors for a variety of special and ongoing projects including, but not limited to, Web-Site & Social Media maintenance and upkeep, Data Base management, Special Event coordination, materials development, Administrative support, and other duties as needed.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Web-Site Maintenance & Upkeep

• Update Staff and Board pages as needed, maintain accurate Resources page, and update / upload web-site PDF documents as needed.
• Develop a “What’s New” link on web-site that can be updated quarterly.
• Develop password-secured Family and Staff pages on the current web-site.
• Work with Director and teaching staff to develop and maintain Blogs and places for family friendly communications and downloads.
• Work with Director and Board of Directors to develop a Donor page that will maximize donor contributions.
• Work with Director to maximize Face Book page likes and web-site visits.

Data Base Management

• Manage family and donor records including data entry, database maintenance, and creating reports.
• Prepare and send mailings, including family and donor solicitations, invitations, and acknowledgements.
• Work with Director and Board of Directors in developing communications to maximize giving levels.

Special Event Coordination

• Participate in committee planning meetings and create meeting reports for distribution to members.
• Develop marketing materials and activities based on timeline and priorities of each event.
• Track income and expenses related to event and maintain relevant database.
• Work closely with Director, Board of Directors, and committee members to ensure successful event and prepare final reports.

Minor Duties

• Assist with enrollment tasks as needed throughout the year.
• Participate in phone call communications with families and community members.
• Participate in monthly Board Meetings as needed.

Supervisory Responsibilities

• None

Qualifications

Position requires strong computer skills and basic knowledge of web-site technology, excellent communication skills, and a professional and friendly demeanor. Because of the flexible scheduling, the position requires a good work ethic and the ability to multitask.

Education/Experience

• High School diploma or GED.
• Proficiency with computers and technology
• Experience with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, Outlook)
• Experience in back-end web-site technology

Interpersonal/Communication Skills

• Excellent oral and written communication skills and the ability to work cooperatively with staff, children, and families, as well as maintain confidentiality of information on children and families in our program.
• Effective organizational, problem solving, time management, and analytical skills.
• Ability to present a positive image of the program to the community.
• Commitment to DDC mission

Work Environment

Working within an environment with young children requires the ability to work under sometimes noisy and chaotic conditions. Occasional unpleasant odors associated with toileting and diapering may be encountered. There is possible exposure to communicable diseases.

Licensing Regulations and Required Trainings

State childcare regulations require all employees to have current immunizations, including but not limited to MMR and/or Rubella immunity and Tetanus (DT). Release of information for background checks and Department of Motor Vehicle records is required. Fingerprinting may be required. In addition, training in mandatory reporting is also required. Other trainings may be required in the future.

Volunteer Recruiter

Position:         Volunteer Recruiter

Full-time:       PT (30 hours)

Hourly:           $12/hr

Benefits:         FT Only

Supervisor:    Executive Director

Habitat for Humanity of Flathead Valley (HFHF) seeks a Part-Time Volunteer Recruiter to be responsible for Habitat for Humanity of Flathead Valley’s goals and strategic plans relating to volunteer engagement.

Qualifications: HS degree required, AA or BA degree preferred and at least 2 years of sales or recruitment experience

Requirements/ Skills:   Must enjoy working with people and be energetic, team and detail oriented, self-motivated, well-organized, able to meet deadlines and able to be skilled in computer use (word, excel, database). Must be able to appropriately prioritize tasks and responsibilities and manage multiple projects simultaneously. Must have excellent written and speaking skills.  Must be able to articulate the organizations mission, values and goals.  The ability to work effectively with a diverse group of people and the ability to represent and have an understanding of our organization is necessary.  Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation and willingness to travel to build site or community events as needed are required.

Job Classification: Part-Time Hourly

Hours: Flexible depending on build schedule but within 7am-6pm Monday-Saturday

 

Job responsibilities include:

Volunteer Recruitment

• Volunteer recruitment efforts and communication; recruit, train, support, supervise, recognize
• Produce written informational and educational materials for volunteer outreach
• Effectively schedule volunteers to meet the volunteer needs of construction staff
• Coordinate and schedule groups and skilled volunteers
• Respond to individual volunteer inquiries
• Meet with construction supervisor regularly
• Assist in volunteer and donor thank yous
• Assist to develop, maintain and evaluate “regular” construction volunteer programs to retain on-going volunteers
• Monitor and assess the need for volunteer services and suggest program improvements.
• Ensure that volunteer liability waivers are signed and filed
• Work with staff to handle any volunteer concerns or issues
• Assist in maintaining Volunteer Manual
• Assist to manage community service volunteers from local jurisdictions
• Assist to coordinate activities for youth volunteers (Boy/Girl Scouts, etc.)
• Work with sponsors to encourage volunteer opportunities and schedules

Family Services

• Assist family services with family sweat equity progress and recruitment

Community Outreach

• Attend monthly chamber events and promote Habitat need for families and volunteers
• Get pictures from volunteer coordinator from Build Site on weekly basis

• Establish and nurture good media relationships.
• Prepare for and attend community opportunities to table and promote Habitat (parades, etc.)

There will be other duties as assigned as needed.  The Volunteer Recruiter will be expected to assist affiliate events and special projects.

To Apply:

Send resume, cover letter and references to Erin Falcon at efalcon@habitatflathead.org or mail to HFHFV, 307 1^st Ave E, Suite 24, Kalispell, MT 59901.  A background check, including criminal records and sex offender registry, will be conducted prior to offer of employment.

Habitat for Humanity Flathead Valley is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer.