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Maloney Properties – Voted “Best Place to Work” by its employees for 10 years! About Us Established in 1981, Maloney Properties LLC is a successful real estate firm. Our services include property management, real estate development, sales/marketing, and construction management services. We manage more than 100 housing communities with more than 11,000 units throughout the New England area. We attribute our success to the effective working partnerships we have created with both clients and staff. Maloney Properties has developed a unique culture and work environment that is a significant factor in our success and enables us to attract and retain the best talent and finest professionals in the industry. As a result, we have a high employee retention rate with an average employee tenure of more than 10 years. We are a company with a human focus and feel passionately and genuinely that our employees are our greatest asset. We are dedicated to teamwork, staff development and training. We have created a community within our company; we set clear goals and work together to achieve them. Maloney Properties is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Your Responsibilities Reporting to the Director of Resident Services, the Area Resident Services Coordinator will provide support to multi-family residential communities located in the city of Boston. The responsibilities include engaging community and organizing and running resident events. developing service plans for youth and adults, organizing a consortium of providers including Social Security and Mass Health, providing crisis intervention, making referrals, recruiting volunteers, overseeing interns, communication through flyers, meetings and newsletters. The goal of the Resident Services Coordinator (RSC) is to enhance the ability of residents to uphold their lease obligations, such as paying rent on time, taking proper care of the unit, and insuring quiet enjoyment of the property for all residents and surrounding neighbors. The RSC also promotes programs and efforts that enhances a resident’s quality of life and help build healthy communities. This position also ensures the provision of program support and/or intervention for individuals and families through the coordination of community resources. Your Qualifications A Bachelor’s degree, or higher in Public or Community Health, Social Work, Psychology, Gerontology, Counseling or related specialty or significant work experience relevant to the position is required. Previous resident services experience is preferred. The ability to triage situations/cases, prioritize, and address accordingly is required. The ideal candidate will have prior experience working with both family/elderly/disabled populations. Crisis management and risk management experience is required. Candidates must also be highly flexible, outgoing, confident and able to work as part of a team. MS Office skills are also required. Experience with HUD’s PANGEA software is a plus. Must have a valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle. Compensation & Benefits: Maloney Properties offers a family-friendly workplace and healthy work-life balance. In addition to a competitive salary and benefits package we also offer the following: • Training programs and opportunities that lead to employee advancement and promotions. • A flexible work schedule and the ability in many cases to work remotely. • A generous Employee Referral Program with a bonus of up to $1,000 per hire. • Volunteer and fundraising opportunities for annual causes such as the AIDS Walk and Stand Against Racism, just to name a few. Apply Now Via: https://recruit.hirebridge.com/v3/application/applink.aspx?cid=6584&jid=643761

Job Title: Long Term Services and Supports (LTSS) Coordinator Reports to: Long Term Services and Supports (LTSS) Program Manager Location: BOSTON, MA The Boston Center for Independent Living is a frontline civil rights organization led by people with disabilities that advocates to eliminate discrimination, isolation, and segregation by providing advocacy, information and referral, peer support, skills training, PCA services, and transitional services in order to enhance the independence of people with disabilities. Position Overview: The Long Term Services and Supports Coordinator coordinates long-term services and supports (LTSS) for individual BCIL consumers (clients) enrolled in One Care, an innovative and nationally recognized health care program for people with disabilities. LTSS enhances the independence, health, and wellbeing of persons with disabilities. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: • Assesses the long-term services and supports needs of consumers in One Care, advocating for them, and coordinating services. • Providing education on LTSS and independent living to the consumer and their care team with the goal to improve or maintain consumers’ health, independence, and wellbeing in the community. • Builds positive, productive relationships with consumers, whose input is critical to the development of effective LTSS plans. • Arranges and coordinates the authorization and provision of appropriate community long term supports and services and resources, including, but not exclusively, nutrition, personal care attendant services, assistive technology, homemaking services, and chore services. • Builds positive, productive relationships with service providers and One Care plans’ care teams. • Works with LTSS Coordination Program team members and other BCIL staff as needed in service coordination efforts. • Utilizes database systems for BCIL and LTSS coordination • Performs other duties as assigned by the BCIL supervisor. Desired Qualifications: • Bachelor’s degree in social work, human services, or a related field; or at least two years’ experience working in a human service field with the Senior Care Options, One Care, or comparable programs. • Lived experience with disability. • Commitment to independent living philosophy. • Knowledge of the home and community-based service system and how to access and arrange for services or the ability to quickly learn. • Experience in conducting needs assessments for long-term services and supports. • Ability to write an Individualized LTSS Plan and communicate effectively across complicated service and support systems or ability to learn quickly. • Cultural competence and the ability to positively interact with consumers and advocate for their LTSS needs with health plans’ Care Teams. • Ability to travel within the Greater Boston area and access consumers’ residences (some of which may not be accessible). A driver's license or car is not required. • Ability to use varied databases and work on tight timelines. • Ability to communicate in a language BCIL consumers use (Spanish, Haitian Creole, Cape Verdean Creole, Chinese, Portuguese, Vietnamese) a plus. • Ability to maintain confidentiality as required. Equipment Operated: Computers, copier, scanner, Microsoft Office, printer, and other office equipment/programs. Working Environment: Office area is a shared workspace divided by cubicles. Verbal communication can be heard from other staff in adjoining cubicles. The position requires both in-office and remote work, including seeing consumers in person in their homes. Hours: 40 Hours – Full Time Benefits: • 2 weeks paid vacation (increases with length of service) • 2 personal days • 13 holidays • 12 sick days • Health, dental, and vision (75% paid by agency). Short-term disability, long-term disability, group life insurance 100% company paid. • Optional FSA medical and dependent care accounts, critical care insurance and additional life insurance available which is employee paid. • MBTA Perc program available via payroll deduction. Salary: $46,000 annually, depending on skills and experience. Language differential available for those speaking languages identified by BCIL. How to apply: Email cover letter and resume BCIL is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Reasonable accommodation is provided as needed for employees and other affiliates. Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI) and List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (LEIE) checks are part of BCIL’s standard procedure.

🌟 Children’s Entrepreneur Market Manager – Part-Time Contractor Do you love community events and want to help kids launch their own businesses? Children’s Entrepreneur Market (CEM) is a national nonprofit that empowers kids to run their own businesses at real markets. We’re looking for part-time Market Managers to help bring these events to life in your metro! What You’ll Do Find and secure local events (festivals, fairs, city summer parties, food truck nights, etc.) where kids can sell their products. Work with venues to finalize date, time, layout, parking, and logistics. Manage parent registrations and communication leading up to each market. Maintain a t-shirt inventory (4–5 boxes first year; may double in year two). Stay active on Slack (our team messaging app) with daily check-ins. Commit to running 16 markets per year in your area. Expect about 5–7 hours on nights and weekends, plus additional remote planning time. What You’ll Need Must live within 45 miles of Wichita, KS Strong organizational skills and reliability. A vehicle capable of transporting supplies (tables, totes, t-shirts, cones, etc.). Comfort communicating with parents and community partners. Ability to work independently while meeting deadlines. Compensation $20/hr for remote legwork (outreach, planning, communication). $250 flat rate per market day (equivalent of $35–50/hr depending on event length). Mileage reimbursed for market travel. Independent contractor position (1099). Who This Is Perfect For Someone seeking part-time, flexible work (not a stepping stone to full-time). A community-minded individual who enjoys working with families and kids. Organized self-starters who can manage events from start to finish.

Seize the opportunity to join a positive organization with room to grow professionally in the social services field! Enriching Lives is currently recruiting for Direct Support Professionals (DSPs). Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) provide support to adult individuals with developmental disabilities such as intellectual disabilities, autism, cerebral palsy, and epilepsy by helping them participate in community activities and skill building that complements their chosen goals. They may also provide assistance with their physical care and other activities of daily living. All Individuals are adults and can range in age from 18 to 90 years old. This is a part-time or full-time, hourly position. Hours are flexible. Available shifts are afternoons, evenings and weekends. Additional mileage reimbursement is provided for work travel. Applicants must have relevant previous experience as a caregiver, support worker, or in a social service setting. Must be 18 years or older and have a clear criminal history and a DMV record without any major violations. Must have a safe & reliable vehicle. We encourage you to learn more about our organization by watching our video at the link below: https://vimeo.com/364419685 To apply, please click on the link below or copy and place in your browser. In order to be considered for an interview you must complete the online application through our Applicant Tracking System. https://www.paycomonline.net/v4/ats/web.php/jobs?clientkey=6986397EE113718471C36F1C30898C69 Interviews will be held for the next 30 days. If you do not receive a response between those dates, you have not been selected for an interview at this time and we wish you all the best. The Enriching Lives Team enrichinglives.net

To apply for this position click link https://secure10.saashr.com/ta/6160082.careers?ShowJob=655023235 Primary Purpose:              The Peer Support Specialist position may include assisting their peers in articulating their goals for recovery, learning, and practicing new skills, helping to monitor their progress, assist in their treatment by modeling effective coping techniques and self-strategies based on the specialist's own recovery experience.  Additionally, this position will assist in supporting and advocating to obtain effective services and in the services, they are receiving. Education and Experience:                                                  This individual must have demonstrated knowledge of mental illnesses, recovery, community resources, support services and referral systems. The individual selected for this position must be an individual that has been a previous consumer of mental health services as the result of emotional challenges. The candidate must have documented or previous personal and significant experience with mental illness themselves. Must demonstrate evidence of having sustained significant recovery for extended period of time. High school diploma or GED preferred. Minimum Qualifications: Provide proof of current, valid Oregon Driver’s License (or if out-of-state will obtain Oregon license within 30 days), comprehensive automobile insurance (if applicable) and a safe driving record (minimum of 3 yrs.) to use company or personal vehicle for required duties. Successfully pass a Criminal Background Check and Medicaid Fraud Check. Obtain and maintain current CPI Verbal De-escalation Certification. Obtain and maintain current First Aid and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) certification. Obtain a Food Handlers Card. Register and maintain good standing as a Traditional Health Care Worker through the Office of Equity and Inclusion. Essential Duties, Responsibilities and Core Competencies: Establish rapport by demonstrating and maintaining clear, consistent, appropriate, and therapeutic boundaries. Demonstrate alignment with the philosophy of Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) and ability/discipline to utilize Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) communication approaches in interactions with youth and young adults, families, staff, and community partners. Concisely and thoroughly document daily clinical information. Provide timely accurate documentation to meet billing requirements. Must adhere to Oregon Administrator Rules (OAR) and standards of care. Consistently meet program billing requirements. Demonstrate knowledge of mental illnesses, recovery, community resources, support services and referral systems. Demonstrate knowledge and experience applying principles of mental health peer support. Participate, coordinate or facilitate youth voice through a Youth Advisory Council or other venues to ensure youth/young adult voice at program/agency/community level. Assist with and/or participate on Youth Move Kairos when assigned. Participate on interviewing panels. Provide treatment and assist in stabilization of youth and young adults using a variety of evidence-based methods including wraparound, strengths-based, and family-centered framework. Demonstrate knowledge of youth and young adults’ development and group dynamics by adjusting therapeutic approaches to developmental level and group interactions. Maintain communication avenues with essential positions regarding client needs and treatment plans. Provide information as needed about peer counseling, support, and consumer perspectives to new staff. Understand the concept of Trauma Informed Care. Consult with staff and treatment/wraparound teams regarding youth/young adult perspective. Partner with youth/young adults to cultivate goals and analyze progress toward vision and goals. Work with youth/young adult to ensure their voice is included in discharge planning and advocate to ensure support services and community resources are in place upon discharge. Assists youth and young adults in crisis/emergency planning and interventions. Assist youth and young adult in accessing and scheduling appointments and obligations when applicable. Abide by ethical codes, mission, values, and professional standards, including confidentially. Actively utilize, reference, and follow agency policies, procedures, and guidelines. Present a positive attitude, professional demeanor and demonstrated respect with youth and young adults, families, staff, visitors, and community partners. Perform all work tasks in a proper and safe manner per established policies, procedures, and guidelines to prevent unnecessary injury, time loss and agency expense. Comply with all federal, state and agency health and safety reporting requirements. To apply for this position click link https://secure10.saashr.com/ta/6160082.careers?ShowJob=655023235

To apply for this position click link https://secure10.saashr.com/ta/6160082.careers?ShowJob=655023235 Primary Purpose:              The Peer Support Specialist position may include assisting their peers in articulating their goals for recovery, learning, and practicing new skills, helping to monitor their progress, assist in their treatment by modeling effective coping techniques and self-strategies based on the specialist's own recovery experience.  Additionally, this position will assist in supporting and advocating to obtain effective services and in the services, they are receiving. Education and Experience:                                                  This individual must have demonstrated knowledge of mental illnesses, recovery, community resources, support services and referral systems. The individual selected for this position must be an individual that has been a previous consumer of mental health services as the result of emotional challenges. The candidate must have documented or previous personal and significant experience with mental illness themselves. Must demonstrate evidence of having sustained significant recovery for extended period of time. High school diploma or GED preferred. Minimum Qualifications: Provide proof of current, valid Oregon Driver’s License (or if out-of-state will obtain Oregon license within 30 days), comprehensive automobile insurance (if applicable) and a safe driving record (minimum of 3 yrs.) to use company or personal vehicle for required duties. Successfully pass a Criminal Background Check and Medicaid Fraud Check. Obtain and maintain current CPI Verbal De-escalation Certification. Obtain and maintain current First Aid and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) certification. Obtain a Food Handlers Card. Register and maintain good standing as a Traditional Health Care Worker through the Office of Equity and Inclusion. Essential Duties, Responsibilities and Core Competencies: Establish rapport by demonstrating and maintaining clear, consistent, appropriate, and therapeutic boundaries. Demonstrate alignment with the philosophy of Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) and ability/discipline to utilize Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) communication approaches in interactions with youth and young adults, families, staff, and community partners. Concisely and thoroughly document daily clinical information. Provide timely accurate documentation to meet billing requirements. Must adhere to Oregon Administrator Rules (OAR) and standards of care. Consistently meet program billing requirements. Demonstrate knowledge of mental illnesses, recovery, community resources, support services and referral systems. Demonstrate knowledge and experience applying principles of mental health peer support. Participate, coordinate or facilitate youth voice through a Youth Advisory Council or other venues to ensure youth/young adult voice at program/agency/community level. Assist with and/or participate on Youth Move Kairos when assigned. Participate on interviewing panels. Provide treatment and assist in stabilization of youth and young adults using a variety of evidence-based methods including wraparound, strengths-based, and family-centered framework. Demonstrate knowledge of youth and young adults’ development and group dynamics by adjusting therapeutic approaches to developmental level and group interactions. Maintain communication avenues with essential positions regarding client needs and treatment plans. Provide information as needed about peer counseling, support, and consumer perspectives to new staff. Understand the concept of Trauma Informed Care. Consult with staff and treatment/wraparound teams regarding youth/young adult perspective. Partner with youth/young adults to cultivate goals and analyze progress toward vision and goals. Work with youth/young adult to ensure their voice is included in discharge planning and advocate to ensure support services and community resources are in place upon discharge. Assists youth and young adults in crisis/emergency planning and interventions. Assist youth and young adult in accessing and scheduling appointments and obligations when applicable. Abide by ethical codes, mission, values, and professional standards, including confidentially. Actively utilize, reference, and follow agency policies, procedures, and guidelines. Present a positive attitude, professional demeanor and demonstrated respect with youth and young adults, families, staff, visitors, and community partners. Perform all work tasks in a proper and safe manner per established policies, procedures, and guidelines to prevent unnecessary injury, time loss and agency expense. Comply with all federal, state and agency health and safety reporting requirements. To apply for this position click link https://secure10.saashr.com/ta/6160082.careers?ShowJob=655023235