Newsletter
Jobs - November 2009
ASAP/After School Activities Partnerships: Research Fellow for July 2010. ASAP is the fastest-growing provider of extended-day enrichment programs in Philadelphia, focusing on citywide initiatives in chess, Scrabble, dance, and yoga, among other activities. ASAP is seeking a Stoneleigh Fellow to track academic achievement, attendance, behavior, and demographics, which will guide ASAP’s strategies and programming; and to expand data collection efforts on other non-ASAP citywide after school programs to ensure a comprehensive annual directory. To apply, send a Stoneleigh Individual Application, resume, and statement of interest. Deadline: Nov 10. Contact: Maria Walker
Beyond the Basics: Tutors. A Pennsylvania approved Supplemental Educational Services Provider for Philadelphia schools, this organization math & reading tutors in their West Philadelphia elementary after school program M-Th from 3-5pm. Contact: Margaret Rainer or call 1-877-707-4282
EducationWorks: AmeriCorps Program. This full-time opportunity includes providing academic support and mentoring for children and youth. You will also have a chance to gain classroom experience. Contact: Recruitment Office, 215-221-6913
Lutheran Settlement House: Director for the Jane Addams Place Emergency Homeless Shelter. Lutheran Settlement House/Jane Addams Place serves 29 homeless women and their children, providing comprehensive case management and a full range of services designed to help homeless families regain and sustain self-sufficiency. The Homeless Services Director is responsible for the operation of Jane Addams place: professional and technical leadership; implementation of policies and procedures; budget management; development activities; liaison with outside agencies including the City’s Office of Supportive Housing; and oversight of all aspects of the program. Contact: Lila Brunson, HR Manager.
Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America: Healthy Relationship Program Educator / Trainer. This position will deliver effective healthy relationship program instruction to high school youth utilizing “Keys to a Healthy Relationship” curriculum and other supplemental material; assist Project Coordinator and Lead Educator with program coordination tasks; and provide group and healthy relationship education services for participants and families of the Healthy Relationship Education and Awareness Program. Contact: Anthony Powell, OIC Director of Field Operations and Development.
Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America: Project Coordinator/Program Monitor. This position is within OICA’s the Strengthening Communities Fund (SCF) Nonprofit Capacity Building Project. They will design and manage a broad range of capacity-building activities & strategies including providing financial and technical assistance to secular and faith-based neighborhood partner organizations in target areas, and strengthening and implementing partnerships among these organizations through training and professional development opportunities. Contact: Anthony Powell, OIC Director of Field Operations and Development.
Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America: Project Liaison / Capacity Building Team Leader. This position is within OICA’s the Strengthening Communities Fund (SCF) Nonprofit Capacity Building Project. The team leader will oversee programmatic and administrative success of assigned projects; evaluate and monitor provider agencies’ service programs; and provide training/technical assistance. Contact: Anthony Powell, OIC Director of Field Operations and Development.
Salvation Army: Tutor. In this part-time position, tutors are responsible for the implementation of academic curriculum and academic assistance for selected after school students. Tutors maintain a developmentally appropriate environment that fosters children’s social, emotional, intellectual, spiritual and physical development Contact: Monica Ning-Menten, Director of Youth Services, 215-722-5447
Salvation Army: Assistant Teachers & Tutors. This part-time position is in a licensed school aged child care center, open M-F from 3-6:30pm. Some morning hours may also be available 6:30-8:30 am. Contact: Monica Ning-Menten, Director of Youth Services, 215-722-5447
