Full-time

Mental Health / Crisis Intervention

Mission:

To embrace children of incarcerated parents & empower them to break the cycle of intergenerational involvement in the criminal justice system.

Programs:

In 2009, Sharon Content founded Children of Promise, NYC (CPNYC) after growing increasingly concerned about the lack of support offered to young people who experience parental incarceration.

CPNYC is the first and only after-school program and summer day camp specifically designed to meet the needs, interests and concerns of children left behind by a parent serving time in prison. Since its inception, we have provided services to over 1,500 children and their families. The agency has developed broad collaborative relationships and community partnerships, raised over $5M dollars in government and philanthropic funding and established it's own innovative and holistic model to support children of incarcerated parents in leading healthy and productive lives.

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Development Coordinator - Institutional Giving

Organization Info

Social Justice Learning Institute

Overview

Headquarters:

Inglewood, CA, USA

Website:

Size:

11-50 employees

Founded:

2008

About Us

Areas of Focus:

Community Service / Capacity Building / Volunteerism

Mission:

The Social Justice Learning Institute is dedicated to improving the overall health, education and well-being of youth and communities of color by empowering them to enact change through research, training and community mobilization. We envision a world where community members can use their own agency to change each other's lives.

Programs:

Our goals are simple.

We work to:

- build capacity for individuals and communities to advocate for their needs;

- train and build leaders;

- educate and empower youth and community members to identify and rectify injustice;

- deliver effective programs, resources and support that help advance our mission.

To meet these goals, we work with youth, residents, local schools, districts and city officials to increase educational opportunities through innovative programs and sustainable practices. We also develop and manage programs that advance academic, food and environmental justice.

Our programs include:

Educational Equity

Health Equity

Policy & Advocacy

Why Work For Us?:

SJLI Core Values are the reason to work for us.

- We privilege the ideas, voice and leadership of our youth and community members.

- Everyone must be afforded equal opportunity in order to achieve equitable treatment.

- We do all things in love.

- No one is hopeless.

If you believe in these ideals, this this is a place for you.

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Academic and Career Services Coordinator

Organization Info

Social Justice Learning Institute

Overview

Headquarters:

Inglewood, CA, USA

Website:

Size:

11-50 employees

Founded:

2008

About Us

Areas of Focus:

Community Service / Capacity Building / Volunteerism

Mission:

The Social Justice Learning Institute is dedicated to improving the overall health, education and well-being of youth and communities of color by empowering them to enact change through research, training and community mobilization. We envision a world where community members can use their own agency to change each other's lives.

Programs:

Our goals are simple.

We work to:

- build capacity for individuals and communities to advocate for their needs;

- train and build leaders;

- educate and empower youth and community members to identify and rectify injustice;

- deliver effective programs, resources and support that help advance our mission.

To meet these goals, we work with youth, residents, local schools, districts and city officials to increase educational opportunities through innovative programs and sustainable practices. We also develop and manage programs that advance academic, food and environmental justice.

Our programs include:

Educational Equity

Health Equity

Policy & Advocacy

Why Work For Us?:

SJLI Core Values are the reason to work for us.

- We privilege the ideas, voice and leadership of our youth and community members.

- Everyone must be afforded equal opportunity in order to achieve equitable treatment.

- We do all things in love.

- No one is hopeless.

If you believe in these ideals, this this is a place for you.

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Program & Curriculum Coach

Organization Info

Social Justice Learning Institute

Overview

Headquarters:

Inglewood, CA, USA

Website:

Size:

11-50 employees

Founded:

2008

About Us

Areas of Focus:

Community Service / Capacity Building / Volunteerism

Food / Agriculture / Nutrition

Mission:

The Social Justice Learning Institute is dedicated to improving the overall health, education and well-being of youth and communities of color by empowering them to enact change through research, training and community mobilization. We envision a world where community members can use their own agency to change each other's lives.

Programs:

Our goals are simple.

We work to:

- build capacity for individuals and communities to advocate for their needs;

- train and build leaders;

- educate and empower youth and community members to identify and rectify injustice;

- deliver effective programs, resources and support that help advance our mission.

To meet these goals, we work with youth, residents, local schools, districts and city officials to increase educational opportunities through innovative programs and sustainable practices. We also develop and manage programs that advance academic, food and environmental justice.

Our programs include:

Educational Equity

Health Equity

Policy & Advocacy

Why Work For Us?:

SJLI Core Values are the reason to work for us.

- We privilege the ideas, voice and leadership of our youth and community members.

- Everyone must be afforded equal opportunity in order to achieve equitable treatment.

- We do all things in love.

- No one is hopeless.

If you believe in these ideals, this this is a place for you.

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Chief Operations Officer

Organization Info

Food Share of Ventura County

Overview

Headquarters:

Oxnard, CA, USA

Website:

foodshare.com

Annual Budget :

$1-5M

Size:

11-50 employees

Founded:

1978

About Us

Areas of Focus:

Mission:

Food Share is dedicated to leading the fight against hunger in Ventura County.

Programs:

Community Market

Kids' Farmers' Market

Mobile Pantry

Senior Program

Awards & Accolades:

2017 Ventura County Star Reader's Choice Best Non-Profit

Why Work For Us?:

About Food Share of Ventura County:

Food Share is Ventura County’s largest hunger-relief organization feeding 75,000 people each month with a staff of 36 employees, 3000 volunteers and a budget of $5.6 million to distribute 17 million pounds of food annually. The non-profit organization was founded 42 years ago and is an affiliate member of Feeding America and the California Association of Food Banks.

Food Share Culture:

Every day, a group of talented, passionate, committed, hard-working professionals come together to work on a common goal – to lead the fight against hunger in Ventura County. Specifically, our role is to improve the lives of those in need by providing fresh, nutritious food at no cost. Food Share’s family of hunger-relief staff and volunteers work together with compassion, commitment and a shared belief that no one should go hungry in Ventura County.

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Teachers and Teacher Assistants

Organization Info

Clara Mohammed School, Inc.

Overview

Headquarters:

Milwaukee, WI, USA

Website:

cmsmkewi.us

Size:

11-50 employees

Founded:

1972

About Us

Areas of Focus:

Religion / Faith-Based

Mission:

To engage the Clara Mohammed School learning commnunity in a Qur'an guided journey toward active global citizenship.

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Great Oaks AmeriCorps Fellowship

Organization Info

GO Foundation

Overview

Headquarters:

New York, NY, USA

Website:

gofellows.org

Size:

11-50 employees

Founded:

2011

About Us

Areas of Focus:

Healthcare / Public Health

Mission:

The GO Foundation is a non-profit organization with the mission of providing students with access to quality education through high-dosage tutoring. We are committed to combating racism. The GO Foundation intentionally recruits a diverse group of AmeriCorps service members into the GO Fellowship who reflect the children we serve and foster inclusive learning environments for all students and staff.

Programs:

GO AmeriCorps Fellowship

The GO Fellowship is a diverse group of recent college graduates with a variety of backgrounds and interests. Some fellows are interested in education policy and wish to experience life on the ground in an urban school. Others plan to pursue a career in medicine, law or to enroll in another graduate program and wish to first give a year of service. For fellows who wish to become high-performing teachers, GO Fellowship offers multiple pathways to certification.

Click below to see a Day in the Life of a Great Oaks Fellow:

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Why Work For Us?:

In exchange for serving as an AmeriCorps fellow, you will receive fully furnished housing with utilities and basic household items included, a living stipend, health insurance, a Segal Education Award after completing their service hours and the opportunity to be a part of a community where everyone is passionate about changing outcomes for urban students.

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Accounting Manager

Organization Info

Cahaba Medical Care Foundation

Overview

Headquarters:

Centreville Alabama

Website:

cahabamedicalcare.com

Size:

201-500 employees

Founded:

2004

About Us

Areas of Focus:

Mission:

We are a local community-based health organization...
that aims to be an incarnation of love, peace and justice by guiding our patients through their journey toward physical, mental and social well-being, and to be a center for transformational medical education and primary care training in a rural and international context, modeling and exhorting the next generation of medical professionals in a career of excellence, conscientiousness and compassion.

Programs:

We have a Residency Program and are a teaching facility. We are currently the only teaching health center in the state of Alabama.

Why Work For Us?:

SERVING THE UNDERINSURED & UNINSURED

"From the time we opened in 2004 we made the decision to never turn away a patient due to inability to pay. We have held to our promise even when unemployment in the area went from 3% to 15% and more patients found themselves without insurance.” —Dr. John Waits

Cahaba Medical Care provides high-quality health services regardless of a patient’s ability to pay by offering a discounted, sliding fee schedule based on income and family size. While this has been the mission of the clinic since its founding, our capabilities have continued to develop and grow through our designation as a nonprofit, Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). As an FQHC, we are stewards of annual federal funding that allows us to enhance our services to those without insurance and to those facing hardship - whether medical, social, financial or emotional.

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BLOOM Alliance Director

Organization Info

Social Justice Learning Institute

Overview

Headquarters:

Inglewood, CA, USA

Website:

Size:

11-50 employees

Founded:

2008

About Us

Areas of Focus:

Community Service / Capacity Building / Volunteerism