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ID #51703411
State New Mexico
City Santa fe / taos
Full-time
Salary USD TBD TBD
Source New Mexico
Showed 2024-05-15
Date 2024-05-15
Deadline 2024-07-14
Category Nonprofit
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Work at Emergency Overnight Shelter

New Mexico, Santa fe / taos, 87501 Santa fe / taos USA
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TO APPLY PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AND FILL OUT THE ONLINE APPLICATION

https://www.dreamtreeproject.org/ecc

Or, to pick up a printed copy of the Application/Assessment Survey, visit DreamTree Project Offices at 708 Felicidad Lane, Taos, NM during office hours, Monday-Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

NEST is our new shelter that is opening in Taos. It will be a low barrier shelter that serves adults of all genders. We are looking for Americorps members to serve our community by supporting shelter operations and services. Be a part of a team that is working to take care of our community and provide shelter for all!

Summary:

The Enchanted Circle Corps (ECC), a program under DreamTree Project, believes that increased outreach and coordinated pathway navigation are necessary in Taos County and along the Enchanted Circle. Locating and connecting hidden and under served populations to nonprofit programs and services will improve residents’ quality of life and allow for a higher standard of living. ECC and its partner organizations will support community members by guiding them to and helping them access available services and resources. ECC performs outreach to increase general community awareness of partner organizations in Taos County and facilitates increased access of services. The goal is threefold, to increase the number of people accessing services, to increase the frequency of services accessed, and to improve the level of services offered.

ECC Expectations:

Commitment to the concept of community service

Desire to collaborate with multiple partners

Awareness of cultural and socioeconomic characteristics of the populations served, and of the AmeriCorps Members

Description of Activities:

Support check in and checkout procedures, educate on curfew and safety protocols, and other duties as assigned.

Support dinner and breakfast service.

Attend weekly meetings and training as needed.

Serve 8 hour assigned shift. Either 5:00 pm - 1:00 am or 1:00 am-9:00 am.

Participate in gardening and beautification activities.

Throughout the shift, interact with residents in an effort to establish positive connections.

First shift - Participate in client check in and shelter prep, support dinner setup, takedown, and serving when needed.

Night shift-reserve 8-9 am for client engagement; prepare for shelter daytime closure.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required:

Strong interpersonal and communication skills; virtual and in-person communication is anticipated

Active problem solver with the ability to adapt and provide flexible and creative solutions to challenges

Sincere willingness to engage community members and share information on available services and resources

Great flexibility to work with a diverse group of individuals working at different sites and in various sectors of supportive services

Keen ability to focus on current tasks and follow through to completion

Strong communication skills in order to consistently update: Host Site supervisor (and other staff as appropriate)s in all outreach and community engagement opportunities and events; community groups in service and resource information; Host Sites with creation and completion of presentations; community members with guidance and assistance; and, local providers on pathways to access services and resources

Moderate technology literacy to include: use of a computer, correspondence and communication via email, use of an online calendar (such as Google) and submit documents online (like time sheets)

Education and Experience:

Applicants without a High school Diploma or GED must agree to obtain either a High school Diploma or GED before using an education award

Applicants with a High school Diploma/GED/or higher are encouraged to apply

Additional Requirements:

ECC participants must be at least 18 years of age at the commencement of service; there is no maximum age limit

Criminal record and background check and clearance

Clean driving record prior to and during the project

Ability to keep confidentiality issues with respect to community members, clients, staff, and other ECC or AmeriCorps Members

Documentation of citizenship: must be a US citizen, a national, or a lawfully permanent resident alien of the United States

Term of Service and Time Requirements:

Service term to begin June 1. Two or Three month duration are options.

Service must be completed within the service year. The following service opportunities are available:

Full Time (serving 32-36 hours per week)

Three Quarter Time (serving 23 - 25 hours per week)

Please indicate your hourly preference when you apply.

Segal Education Award

The Segal Education Award is a post-service benefit earned by AmeriCorps Members who successfully complete their term of service. The award may be used to pay expenses at eligible educational institutions, including many technical schools and G.I. Bill approved programs, or to repay qualified student loans. The 2023-2024 education award ranges from $1,459.26 to $4,826.50, depending on the number of hours served and the length of term.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Temporary, Internship

Salary: $350 - $495.84 per week

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Temporary

Expected hours: 25 – 35 per week

Benefits:

Employee assistance program

Guest demographics:

Adults

Schedule:

8 hour shift

Evening shift

Night shift

Weekends as needed

Ability to Relocate:

Taos, NM 87571: Relocate before starting work (Required)

Work Location: In person

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