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Print Production Manager/ Direct Mail (Greenwich )

Top notch agency located in Greenwich, CT (southern Fairfield Co.), seeks an experienced direct mail print buyer to provide cost effective, high quality print and lettershop solutions for our extensive clientele of non-profit charities. Seeking individual with 2+ years experience in this field. Position reports to Production Director.

The successful candidate will have a working understanding of prepress operations, as well as experience with multiple bid process for envelopes, sheet and web forms, inserts, lettershop and other products and services related to direct mail. Position requires understanding of data as well as direct mail postal requirements. Agency background helpful. Responsibilities include:

• Procure pricing (multiple bid) and printing of direct mail package components

• Participate in planning meetings on assigned DM packages and work closely with creative and account team. This includes assistance in designing to manufacturer, client, proofreading, requesting edits

• Create and manage production schedules related to art distribution, proofs, print, samples, material delivery, laser/data sign-offs, lettershop sign-offs, postage requests, mail dates, etc.

• Create and distribute purchase orders for materials and services purchased related to assigned DM packages

• Review and approve printer proofs for size, copy, stock, layout and color accuracy

• Manage production process, including print schedules, confirmation of material deliveries, receipts of postage monies and delivery of data to lettershops

• Manage lettershop process through mailing including data processing (involving file layouts/records) and working closely with lettershops to ensure on-time and accurate mailings.

• Handle basic job accounting, including payables and receivables

Supportive Job Functions:

• Keep current on production trends and techniques

• Perform other miscellaneous duties as assigned by management.

HS diploma required
College degree preferred
Two years experience as a direct mail print buyer
Moderate mathematical skills
Exceptional communication and organizational/detail skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Requires a creative problem solver who offers multiple options

This full-time position offers a competitive salary and benefits package.


Please, to be considered for this position, please add your information and resume to http://www.infogroup.com/careers requisition number GREN286

Director for Campaign Development (Annandale-on-Hudson)

Bard College’s Office of Development is seeking candidates for the position of Director of Campaign Development. The Director will manage all aspects of Bard College’s 150th Anniversary Campaign. As a key member of the development team, the Director of Campaign Development will work with staff, leaders, and volunteers to identify and classify prospects and ensure the implementation of timely cultivation, solicitation strategies. The Director of Campaign Development will be responsible for maintaining the campaign prospect pipeline, plan and timeline, fund-raising progress reports, and goals. He or she will develop campaign collateral materials, manage donor recognition and stewardship policies and procedures for the campaign, and report campaign progress to various audiences.

The successful candidate will have a Bachelor’s degree and five or more years of professional experience in development, non-profit management, or a related field; experience with capital campaigns and/or higher education preferred; excellent written and verbal communication skills and the ability to travel nationally and regionally and work weekends and nights.

Please visit www.bard.edu for more information on Bard College, and see www.bard.edu/employment for a full job description. To apply, send cover letter with salary expectations, resume and the names of three references to Director, Campaign Development – 7009 by email. Applications will be considered as soon as received. Bard College is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from individuals who contribute to its diversity. AA/EOE

Assistant Director of Development (Annandale-on-Hudson)

Bard College’s Office of Development is seeking candidates for the position of Assistant Director of Development. The Assistant Director carries out major gift fund-raising activities for the college, with an emphasis on alumni/ae donors and prospects. As a key member of the development team, the Assistant Director will collaborate with staff, leaders, and volunteers to implement a comprehensive strategy for increasing major gifts from alumni/ae and other key constituencies. The Assistant Director will manage the cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of alumni/ae and other donors and prospects through events, correspondence, personal visits, and tailored major gift requests in support of specific college priorities.

The successful candidate will have a Bachelor’s degree and three or more years of professional experience in development, non-profit management, or a related field; experience with capital campaigns and/or higher education preferred; excellent written and verbal communication skills and the ability to travel nationally and regionally and work weekends and nights.

Please visit www.bard.edu for more information on Bard College, and see www.bard.edu/employment for a full job description. To apply, send cover letter with salary expectations, resume and the names of three references to Assistant Director, Development – 6909 by email. Applications will be considered as soon as received. Bard College is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from individuals who contribute to its diversity. AA/EOE

Grants Writer (Annandale-on-Hudson)

Bard College seeks a part-time Grant Writer to join a dynamic team of fundraising professionals in our program development office. This a four day a week position with benefits. Responsibilities include writing proposals, reports and letters of inquiry, and conducting stewardship and record keeping activities for grants from foundations, corporations, and government agencies for all the secondary and higher educational initiatives of the College.

The successful candidate will have a Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of two years experience in administration, development or marketing. Excellent writing and computer skills are required. Interpersonal and communications skills, both written and verbal, and the ability to interact successfully with diverse constituencies are essential. Must be able to meet multiple deadlines and work quickly and accurately under pressure.

Please send cover letter with salary expectations, resume and 2 or 3 writing samples by email. Applications will be reviewed as soon as received. Bard College is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from individuals who contribute to its diversity. AA/EOE

Case Manager (Brewster, NY)

Job Title: Case Manager – Supported Housing - Putnam

Unit/Location: Brewster Office – 155 E. Main Street

Hours: Sunday through Thursday, 9 am – 5 pm (some flexibility of hours req’d)

Salary: $ 13-$14 an hour (commensurate w/experience) - EXCELLENT BENEFITS including tuition reimbursement.

Primary Duties: The goal of a Search for Change Supported Housing Case Manager is to assist the client in setting up a chosen household and sustaining this occupancy for as long as the client desires.

• Assist the clients in the acquisition of benefits and services for which they are eligible.
• Ensure success in the chosen environment by planning an assistance program with the client (e.g. Budgeting, Socialization, Symptom Management, Recreation Planning, Money Management and Purchasing).
• Assist the clients in identifying and securing community supports and resources identified as valued by the client.
• Keep a case record of progress notes, face sheet and agreed upon support issues and plan.
• Expected to provide on-call service to clients within their scheduled shift.
• Have approximately one face-to-face contact per week and one or two phone contacts per month. Most meetings to take place in the client’s apartment.

Ideal candidate will be self-diretced, take intiiative, have excellent interpersonal skills, be engaging and energetic.

Qualifications:

Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalency required with at least 2-3 years experience with the chronically mentally ill. Counselors with an Associate’s Degree or Bachelor’s Degree in psychology, social work or a related field and at least 1 year of experience working with the chronically mentally ill are preferred. Valid Driver’s license and insurability as a driver on SfC’s auto policy is required.

Executive Assistant (Columbia County, NY)

Administrative Assistant to support Executive Director desired at this Columbia County, NY agency servicing developmentally disabled adults.

Applicants must possess at minimum an associates degree and valid drivers license. Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and Publisher preferred. Fundraising experience a plus. Must be organized, detail-oriented and able to multi-task.

You are welcome to stop by our office at 1351 Rt 66 in Ghent, NY, 12075 to pick up an application. No phone calls please.

Direct Care Professionals Needed (Columbia County, NY)

Direct support professionals needed by this Columbia County, NY agency servicing developmentally disabled adults. Applicants must possess at minimum a high school diploma (or GED-equivalent) and valid driver’s license. Other qualifications may be required.

Applicants must be willing to work full time, willing to be assigned to any shift, at any of our eight locations. We are seeking responsible staff with patience, respect, and excellent attendance. This is a rewarding profession for the right fit! Please stop by our office at 1351 Rt 66 in Ghent, NY, 12075 to pick up an application. No phone calls please.

Research Assistant Immediate PT (Orangeburg, NY)

Seeking smart graduate student for part time research assistant job. This is a temporary position beginning immediately, ending April, 2010. Opportunity to work on very high profile research project on Homeless Children. Work directrly for experienced researcher and Principal Investigator.
Qulifications: graduate student or holding Masters degree in related field
- oustanding reserch skills
- experience with literature searches and writing literature reviews
- commitment to on this and similar issues
Job responsibilities
- locate and summarize all pertinent literature
- analyze information and data
- schedule and attend high level meetings and conference calls in appropriate manner

Work Location: The Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research, Orangeburg, NY
Some possiblity the position will extended and upgraded at the end of the project
Minority candidates strongly urged to apply

Mentor - Orange County (Monroe, Warwick)

Rewarding work experience mentoring children living with autism in their home in the Monroe and/or Warwick areas.

Assist children in developing social skills, positive behaviors and achieving personal goals by working with them one-on-one in their own homes or through community activities.

Part time positions working after school/early evening hours and/or weekends. 4 to 16 hours a week sepedning on child's needs.

Candidates must be reliable, compassionate, supportive and experienced working with children with autism or other developmental disabilities.

Position requires HS diploma/equivalent, a valid driver's license and reliable transportation.

Visit our website at www.greystoneprograms.org to learn more about our agency and to download our employment application or call 845-452-5772, x333.

Direct Care Professional (Poughkeepsie)

Local human services agency looking for a direct care professional to work in a group home for the developmentally disabled. This will be on a per diem basis.
Must have fingerprint clearance for working with that group.
This job is perfect for an individual who currently works at a similar facility and needs to make some extra money.

Pay is prorated based on an annual salary of $25,000.

Please respond to the above e-mail if interested.

Life Skills Coach (Poughkeepsie)

The following position is available for the post of Life Skills Coach in Poughkeepsie for Monday and Thursday.Contact Celina on (866) -337-0578 or E-mail Celina@taconicinnovations.com

Development Officer (Goshen, NY)

Planned Parenthood Mid-Hudson Valley is seeking an experienced, creative and results-oriented development professional who can make a significant contribution to help the organization reach a new level of fundraising. The Development Officer is responsible for the full range of activities that support the major gifts program, including cultivation, solicitation, acknowledgment, recognition and stewardship of major donors and prospects. Working with the President/CEO, VP External Affairs and the development team, the Development Officer will build relationships with donors, plan and participate in donor meetings, develop and oversee special events, and supervise the planned giving program. This position will work closely with the Board of Directors and volunteers to expand fundraising activities.

We seek an individual who has a passion for Planned Parenthood's mission and enthusiasm for the challenges of raising money. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record of developing effective major donor relations strategies, and meeting and exceeding fundraising goals. The successful candidate will be a creative problem-solver who possesses a strong work-ethic, an entrepreneurial spirit, and the ability to multi-task in a fast-paced environment. Candidates should have experience in conducting prospect research, and must be adept at distilling complex information and writing compelling letters, proposals and collateral material. This position requires the ability to work to deadlines, and strong organizational, presentation and interpersonal skills. The job will require some evening and weekend work.

Qualifications:
• A Bachelor’s degree and five to seven years experience in non-profit fundraising required.
• Significant prior work experience in major gifts fundraising with demonstrated success in donor cultivation and gift solicitation
• Proficiency in Raiser’s Edge strongly preferred

A great benefit package goes with the job!

Qualified candidates should submit a cover letter in addition to a resume. Please indicate salary history and desired salary for this position. Applicants are encouraged to e-mail documents for immediate consideration.

• No phone calls please. **

Planned Parenthood Mid-Hudson Valley has served the people of Dutchess, Orange, Sullivan and Ulster counties for 75 years!

Director of Administration (Cold Spring, Ny)

P/T Director of Administration needed for a busy local museum. The Putnam County Historical Society & Foundry School Museum is a high-energy institution with four high-producing staffers and a team of dedicated volunteers and trustees. This position is a great opportunity for an experienced professional secretary to work in the rewarding environment of a not for profit history museum.

Duties include office management, accounts payable and receivable, membership communications, liaising with board of trustees, special events, and donor management. Candidate must be flexible, personable, organized, detail-oriented, and able to juggle multiple tasks. Excellent computer proficiency is a must. Knowledge of Excel and Microsoft Word required.

The position is 24 hours per week, Tues-Fri from 11-5, with occasional nights and weekends. Please email a cover letter and resume.

Direct Care (Wappingers)

Part Time position is available for the post of Direct care in Wappingers for Tuesday and Friday 5pm - 9.30pm and every other weekend,

Direct Support Professional (Monroe, NY)

If you're passionate about developing a professional career working with children and want to learn more about Autism and other developmental disabilities - We may have a job for you!

We are seeking dependable, caring individuals who have experience working with children on the Autism spectrum to work one-on-one with adolescent boys in a residential setting in Monroe, NY.


Provide positive behavior supports, teach basic living skills, encourage community integration and participation in recreational activities, and provide guidance and assistance to the child in achieving personal goals while promoting self-empowerment.

Qualifications:

• Must be at least 18 years of age and eligible to work in the U.S.;
• Must be able to provide proof of High School Diploma or equivalent;
• Must hold valid driver’s license with acceptable driving record and reliable transportation;
• Ability to effectively communicate in both oral and written form;
• Previous experience working with children with developmental disabilities or a strong interest in this field of work;
• Ability to behave professionally and be a role-model to others.

To apply visit our website at www.greystoneprograms.org and download our application or call us at 845-452-5772, x333

Direct Support Professional (Stanfordville, NY)

Greystone Programs is a non-profit human services agency committed to providing exceptional services and life enriching opportunities to children, adults and families living with autism and other developmental disabilities. We are seeking dependable, caring people to assist individuals in residential settings reach their full potential and actively engage in meaningful activities based on their personal interests.

You will:
• Provide supportive supervision at home or out in the community;
• Support skill developmental in areas such as money management, personal care, nutrition, self-expression, socialization and communication;
• Demonstrate respect for each individual’s right to personal choice and provide assistance in achieving meaningful inclusion in their community;
• Assist individuals in maintaining a clean, safe, stimulating living environment;
• Assist individuals with achieving mobility as needed;
- Provide transportation to and from medical appointments, shopping centers, recreational activities, etc.

Qualifications:

• Must be at least 18 years of age and eligible to work in the United States;
• Must be able to provide proof of High School Diploma or equivalent;
• Must hold valid driver’s license with acceptable driving record and reliable transportation;
• Ability to effectively communicate in both oral and written form;
• Previous experience working with people with developmental disabilities or a strong interest in this field of work;
• Ability to behave professionally and be a role-model to others.

Full-time positions on afternoon/evening and overnight shifts with excellent benefit package. Must be available to work weekends.

Download our employment application on our website, www.greystoneprograms.org, or call us at 845-452-5772, x333 for instructions on how to apply.

Mentor (Putnam Valley)

Rewarding work experience mentoring a high functioning, easy-going teenage male living with autism in his Putnam Valley home.

Assist in his development of social skills and facilitate community inclusion. This young man enjoys music, movies, video games and drama productions - particularly Broadway shows.

Part time position working after school/early evening hours - 6 hours per week. Other positions available in Dutchess and Orange Counties.

Candidates must be reliable, compassionate, supportive and experienced working with people with developmental disabilities.

Position requires HS diploma/equivalent, a valid driver's license and reliable transportation.

Visit our website at www.greystoneprograms.org to learn more about our agency and to download our employment application or call 845-452-5772.

Peer Companion (Milton)

Our program is available to Orange and Ulster County residents. The Rose House is a peer operated house designed to assist fellow peers in diverting from psychiatric distress that could lead to hospitalization. Our house is equipped with a variety of pro-active tools, both traditional and non-traditional, to help maintain one's wellness. The Rose House is a five day stay with twenty four hour peer support from our peer companions. A peer is a former mental health recipient who has recovery and is able to transmit wellness tools.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Provide supportive companionship for guests during interview, intake, arrival and departure.

Share personal experience and encourage mental wellness and recovery.

Assist in connection to mental health services, community resources, entitlements, and other services as needed.

Help maintain a clean, safe and secure environment. Some cleaning duties may be assigned.

Transport guests to store or appointments when needed, using company car.

Provide telephone support to peers in the community.

Keep accurate and timely records.

Residential Counselor (Rosendale, NY)

ENJOY WORKING WITH TEENS?
NEED A FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE?
Family House a program of Family of Woodstock, Inc.
a crisis shelter for adolescents,
is looking for hard-working, reliable, dedicated people
for residental counselor positions -
with availability to work day-shifts and overnight shifts.
If you are one of these people
please fax your resume to Family House,
(845) 338-6178. Thank You.

o Flexible schedule
o Ability to work in an active 24 hour youth shelter
o Ability to multi-task
o self-starter
o good communication skills
o ability to help Family House function more smoothly
o Excellent computer skills and knowledge
o Ability to comply with program guideline, understand personal boundaries, ability to make a connection with the youth
o Experience working with youth in any capacity

Program Evaluator (Bronx, NY)

YOU MUST HAVE EXCELLENT COMPUTER, DATA ANALYSIS AND DATABASE SKILLS TO APPLY FOR THIS POSITION
This includes data collection, data cleaing and statistical analysis.

SUMMARY: Participate in the development and implementation of a mostly quantitiative Program Evaluation and Research plan for Care for the Homeless.
This new position can provide an exciting and challenging job for the right candidate. The responsibilities are somewhat varied and there is room for growth and advancement over time.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
- manage conversion to electronic records to facilitate evaluation and research
• manage data collection from our social service and health programs.
• Develop data analysis plan
• Work with CFH staff to ensure consensus with medical and social service staff regarding data elements to be evaluated
• Integrate other databases and systems into evaluation plan • Train and monitor staff on correct data collection procedures
• monitor and ‘clean’ the data and revise data collection procedures
• Produce detailed data reports
• Assist with analyses of program inputs and outcomes

QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
• Masters degree in related field
• Experience with data collection and evaluation
• Excellent writing and communication skills
• Ability to train collaborating staff of all levels

MUST HAVE MASTERS DEGREE IN RELATED FIELD

MUST BE COMFORTABLE IN HOMELESS SHELTER ATMOSPHERE

Direct Care (NewRochelle,MoheganLake,Somers,Bronx)

Part Time Positions are avaliable for the post of Direct Care in the following areas: New Rochelle, Mohegan Lake, Somers, Bronxville, Yonkers, South Salem, Poundridge, White Plains, The Bronx and York Town Heights.Contact Celina on (914) 668-9041ext 302,(866)337-0578ext.316 or Email Celina@taconicinnovations.com

Driver /Coordinator (Mt Vernon)

Part Time position available in Mt Vernon area for Coordinator with valid driver license. Contact Celina@taconicinnovations.com or call (914) 668 9041 ext 302 or (866) 337-0578 ext 316

=^..^= Mid Hudson Animal Aid seeking part time worker =^,,^= (54 Simmons Lane, Beacon)

Mid Hudson Animal Aid is a non-profit, independent, no kill animal welfare organization. Our purpose is to protect and provide for abandoned and abused cats and kittens in the Hudson Valley. We love to place them in good homes!

We are looking for a part time employee. Job duties include feeding, cleaning up after the cats. taking cats to the vet, assisting with adoptions, and giving and getting a lot of love! CLEANING IS A BIG PART OF THIS POSITION. If you are easily grossed out, or don't like to clean, this may not be the right job for you. You must be quick, a hard worker, and motivated to succeed in this position. Experience is certainly welcome, but not strictly necessary. We will hire the best fit.

This job is very rewarding. You will learn a lot and have a good time!
The position is between 15 and 30 hours a week. This includes both weekend days.
Please stop by any time between 9 am and 4 pm to fill out an application. We will be scheduling interviews as people come in. Our address is 54 Simmons Lane, Beacon NY 12508. We are two miles from the Newburgh-Beacon bridge, right near Fishkill creek.

We can't wait to meet you!

Barn / Office Help Wanted (Saugerties, NY)

Catskill Animal Sanctuary, the Saugerties haven for twelve species of farm animals, seeks an energetic full-time staffer to work flexible hours split between barn and office duties. Barn duties include stall & shelter cleaning, building confidence in timid horses, holding horses for farrier, and exercising horses (lunging, light riding). Office duties include data entry, phone calls, mailings, and other projects as needed. Duties will be varied and will change weekly depending on the needs of the barn and office staff – must adapt happily and easily to changing needs and priorities.

Required skills: experience riding and training horses using gentle, natural methods; good phone manner, good grammar, proficiency in MS Office and data entry. Any of the following are tremendous pluses: experience with Gift Works, social media, & internet research; photography; video editing; experience caring for other species of farm animals; commitment to a vegan lifestyle.

Required attributes: high energy, flexibility, desire to be part of a team working on behalf of animals. Please send resume, cover letter and references from last three positions to info@casanctuary.org Only those applicants who meet all requirements will receive a response.

We offer: $12 hour to start, paid vacations, possibility of housing (with salary adjustment), and the chance to work with the greatest group of people (and animals) you'll ever know.

Development/Fundraising Intern for Spiritual Non-Profit (Garrison, NY 1 Hr. North NYC)

The Garrison Institute, a non-profit, non-sectarian organization located in Garrison, NY is seeking an intern to support the Institute’s Development department. This is a great opportunity to gain valuable work experience or to transition to the nonprofit sector. The mission of the Garrison Institute is to apply the transformative power of contemplation to today’s pressing social and environmental concerns. The Institute explores the intersection of contemplation and engaged action in the world, helping build a more compassionate, resilient future.

The Garrison Institute program initiatives focused on Education, Ecology and Trauma, bring a contemplative dimension to key social change fields, applying relevant techniques to professional care-giving, teaching and environmental advocacy. The Institute’s retreat programs bring inspiring teachers and teachings from diverse wisdom traditions to wide audiences, supporting individual growth and social change.

The Development Intern will support the day-to-day operations of the department and assist in some of the following:

• Preparing documents and various information for grant proposals
• Entering and tracking various forms of data
• Assisting with mailings, mail campaigns and distribution of materials
• Conducting web-based research
• Organizing and maintaining various files and tracking systems
• Assisting with details and needs for special events
• Other general duties and tasks as assigned

Successful intern candidates will have general clerical skills, outstanding oral and written communications skills; expertise in proofreading
and editing documents; computer literacy with experience in using MS-Office, databases, email and be internet saavy. Some functional experience
with a fundraising software program is very helpful. Candidates should also possess a strong desire to learn about and support the Garrison Institute’s
mission and vision and have a keen interest in development and fundraising.

Candidates currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program are encouraged to apply as well as those with some development/fundraising experience. Flexible part-time and full-time internships are being offered with a minimum commitment of four months. A monthly stipend is offered based on number of hours per week.

The Garrison Institute presents a wonderful opportunity to learn in a beautiful, contemplative setting with a thoughtful community of individuals. To learn more about our work, please visit our website, www.garrisoninstitute.org.

To apply, send a cover letter and resume to: Garrison Institute, Development
Internships, PO Box 532, Garrison, NY 10524 or email, internships@garrisoninstitute.org. Please, no phone calls.

The Garrison Institute is an equal opportunity employer.

Life Skills Coach (Poughkeepsie, RedHook and Pawling.)

Part Time position are available for the post of Life Skills Coach in the following areas: Poughkeepsie, RedHook and Pawling. Please contact Celina Aduroja at (866) 337-0578 ext. 316 or E-mail Celina@taconicinnovations.com

Life Skills Coach (Somers,Bronxville,South Salem,Poundridge)

The Following position is available for the post of Life Skills Coach in the following areas: Somers, Bronxville, Yonkers, South Salem, Poundridge, Mohegan Lake, Katonah, White Plains, New Rochelle and the Bronx. Contact Celina Aduroja on 914-668-9041 ext 302 or Email Celina@taconicinnovations.com

High School Exchange Program Seeks Cluster Director (Rockland County)

PAX - Program of Academic Exchange seeks Cluster Director to work with its federally funded programs: YES (Youth Exchange and Study), a post 9/11 program that brings teens to the U.S. from countries with significant Muslim populations, and FLEX (Future Leaders Exchange), a program that focuses on teens from the former Soviet Union. CDs work in their local communities to set up host families and schooling for 3-4 exchange students per year. PAX is committed to bringing the world home and would like to put every state on the FLEX and YES map! CDs earn commission per student and are invited to attend a training seminar and the PAX national meeting. FLEX countries include Ukraine, Russia, Moldova, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. The YES program works with Afghanistan, Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Macedonia, Malaysia, Mozambique, Saudi Arabia and Turkey.

If you are interested in this flexible, part-time opportunity to work with some amazing teens from around the world, please contact Stephanie at stephaniew@pax.org.

Assistant Director (Orange County, NY)

Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. is looking for an exceptionally committed and high-energy professional with at least five years of neighborhood-based program experience with high-needs youth and families to assume the role of Assistant Director of our Residential Alternatives Program in our Orange County office. The successful applicant will possess stellar credentials in working successfully with youth, families and communities to safely manage troubled youth in their homes with intensive case management and wrap-around support. YAP, Inc. is a non-profit organization committed to strength-based, family-centered programming as a means of keeping families fully intact, and youth successful in their homes. YAP, Inc. relies heavily on the use of informal supports drawn from resources found in the home neighborhoods of client families to build a network of support for each youth and family referred. Successful applicants will be well versed in case management and neighborhood-based approaches to aiding youth and families. Starting salary is in the low 30s and will be negotiated based on experience. Benefits include health and retirement packages, paid sick and vacation time. Qualifications are a Bachelors degree in Human Services with 2-3 years experience.