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Veterans’ Outreach seeks Representatives for a charity that helps veterans in need. P/T for individuals that are available that can work 2-3 days a week. Post retirement folks and we are interested in talking to seniors and f perspective applicants with handicaps, as well. Background checks... Representative are set up at approved locations. We supply a custom table, paperwork, and patriotic items to meet and greet the public. Year round work... Reps visit the public and tell them the exciting mission we have for our veterans. The locations that our reps are set up at are special events, grocery stores, department stores, and whatever location that is a busy venue that we have permissions and are granted to help our charity. Must have a car and driver's license. Hourly wage, bonus, and mileage. $10-20 average with bonuses an hour! Background check required. Call 330.398.2904 or Text info.

APLA Health’s mission is to achieve health care equity and promote well-being for the LGBT and other underserved communities and people living with and affected by HIV. We are a nonprofit, federally qualified health center serving more than 14,000 people annually. We provide 20 different services from 15 locations throughout Los Angeles County, including: medical, dental, and behavioral health care; PrEP counseling and management; health education and HIV prevention; and STD screening and treatment. For people living with HIV, we offer housing support; benefits counseling; home health care; and the Vance North Necessities of Life Program food pantries; among several other critically needed services. Additionally, we are leaders in advocating for policy and legislation that positively impacts the LGBT and HIV communities, provide capacity-building assistance to health departments across the country, and conduct community-based research on issues affecting the communities we serve. For more information, please visit us at aplahealth.org. ________________________________________ We offer great benefits, competitive pay, and great working environment! We offer: • Medical Insurance • Dental Insurance (no cost for employee) • Vision Insurance (no cost for employee) • Long Term Disability • Group Term Life and AD&D Insurance • Employee Assistance Program • Flexible Spending Accounts • 11 Paid Holidays • 4 Personal Days • 10 Vacation Days • 12 Sick Days • Metro reimbursement or free parking • Employer Matched (6%) 403b Retirement Plan This is a great opportunity to make a difference! ________________________________________ This position will pay $34.99 - $44.29 hourly. Salary is commensurate with experience. POSITION SUMMARY: Under the direct supervision of the Nursing Supervisor, the LVN III will provide nursing care in accordance with the legal scope of practice and within established standards of care, policies and procedures. The LVN III will offer care coordination and health education activities to engage patients in goal setting and self-management support to improve their health. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Care Coordination: • Support the care team to coordinate the care of the patient including completion of any needed paperwork, facilitation of patient access to appropriate medical and specialty providers • Assess the health needs of individuals and provide materials to teach patients and their families about health topics to manage their health conditions • Assist patients with referrals, assure that patients with referrals receive appointments, and ensures closed loop referral management • Conduct proactive outreach to patients and schedule for needed follow up • Will link patients to both community-based organizations and other local services to address social drivers of health • Serve as a community resource specialist • Assist with medication refills • Works with patients with chronic conditions and address: patient priorities, patient education, goal setting, self-management teaching and coaching. • Provides medical information education to patients to help them self-manage their health conditions, following established protocols and guidelines • Provide follow up between visits with patients and check on their progress Clinical: • Perform patient care functions within the scope of competency as prescribed by health care provider(s) following established protocols, policies and procedures. • Assess and monitor patients' condition and notify health care provider for disposition. • Convey medication refill authorizations to pharmacies as directed by the health care providers following established protocols. • Apply principles of aseptic technique and infection control as directed by the Infection Control Manual. • Document pertinent patient information, assessments, and nursing procedures, following established protocols. • Administer oral, IM and subcutaneous medications properly. • Perform venipuncture with skill, adhering to all OSHA PPE safety requirements. • As needed/requested perform HIV/STD screening tests • Refer individuals who test positive for HIV and/or a STD to Partner Counseling Services. • Refer individuals who test positive for an STD for immediate treatment. • Link individuals who test positive for HIV into medical care and ensure that follow-up is conducted with individuals who have tested positive for HIV to ensure that they are successfully linked into care. • Link individuals who test negative for HIV and/or a STD and are at high risk for HIV and/or STD infection into appropriate prevention programs, substance use treatment programs or mental health programs. • Ensure that referrals and linkages to substance use treatment programs and other mental health support programs are current. • Maintain HIV and/or STD records to ensure that all documentation as required by funder(s) is kept on file. • May be required to work overtime as shift coverage is essential to providing patient care and must be available on an as needed basis which may include evenings and weekends. • May be required to work at various APLA Health sites as needed. OTHER DUTIES MAY BE ASSIGNED TO MEET BUSINESS NEEDS. REQUIREMENTS: Training and Experience: • Highschool diploma/or GED equivalent. • Current CA LVN license. • Minimum of two years’ experience as licensed vocational nurse in an Internal Medicine or Family Medicine practice a plus. • Current certification as an HIV Counselor or receive certification within ninety days of employment. • Experience working in a nonprofit environment a plus • Skill and knowledge to maintain current LVN license/certificate. • Case management experience a plus Knowledge of: • Knowledge and experience working with target populations, including individuals who use IV drugs and sexual minorities, including transgender persons, a plus. • HIPAA certified and knowledge of informed consent. • Knowledge of medical terminology. • Knowledge of all safety requirements when handling bio-hazardous specimens or contaminated instruments. • Knowledge of MSDS and emergency treatments. • Knowledge of referral processing. Ability to: • Ability to use computerized patient care systems. • Ability to perform accurate quality control and patient sample testing for waived tests. • Work independently with minimal direction. • Work effectively with diverse staff, volunteers and professionals. • Be at ease and work with a diverse group (ethnic, class, gender, sexual orientation) of individuals who may hold a wide range of opinions regarding prevention needs. • Engage in community/coalition building. • Multitask. • Meet multiple deadlines in a rapidly changing environment • Maintain patient confidentiality. • Ensure that HIV Counseling/Testing services have the following qualities: 1) nonjudgmental 2) are harm reduction focused 3) are sex positive 4) are LGBT positive. WORKING CONDITIONS/PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: This is primarily an office position that requires only occasional bending, reaching, stooping, lifting and moving of office materials weighing 25 pounds or less. The position requires daily use of a personal computer and requires entering, viewing, and revising text and graphics on the computer terminal and on paper. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Must possess a valid California driver’s license; proof of auto liability insurance; and have the use of a personal vehicle for work related purposes. Some weekend/evening work may be required. Local travel (within LA County) is required and some out-of-town and national travel may be required. COVID vaccination and booster required or medical/religious exemption. Equal Opportunity Employer: minority/female/transgender/disability/veteran. To Apply: Visit our website at www.aplahealth.org to apply or click the link below: https://www.paycomonline.net/v4/ats/web.php/jobs/ViewJobDetails?job=208870&clientkey=A5559163F67395E0A2585D2135F98806

Do you believe healing starts with compassion, creativity, and connection? We do too. That’s why we’re looking for a Behavioral Therapist who’s not only skilled but also passionate about helping people grow, heal, and thrive. This isn’t just a job. It’s an opportunity to change lives—whether it’s guiding a child through challenges, helping a family build stronger connections, or supporting someone through the ups and downs of behavioral health. What you’ll be doing (aka your superpowers in action): ✨ Sitting down with clients to really see them—doing assessments and building treatment plans that fit like a glove. ✨ Guiding therapy sessions (one-on-one or group) using tools like CBT, motivational interviewing, and crisis intervention. ✨ Supporting clients through big challenges like PTSD, addiction, grief, and behavior struggles. ✨ Partnering with an incredible team of professionals to create wraparound care. ✨ Keeping documentation sharp, compliant, and organized (yes, HIPAA-friendly and ICD-9/10 savvy). ✨ Using ABA strategies to support clients with autism and developmental disabilities. ✨ Jumping in when crisis moments happen, providing calm in the storm. ✨ Adding your own creativity—whether that’s group therapy, art therapy, or something else that makes healing come alive. Who you are: 🌱 A therapist with real experience in mental health counseling and psychotherapy. 👶 Comfortable working with kids, families, and individuals with developmental disabilities. 🔥 Calm and confident in crisis situations. 💻 Familiar with telehealth (or excited to grow in this area). 📚 Always learning, growing, and bringing fresh energy to the field. Bonus points if you… 🎨 Use creative approaches like art or dance therapy. 🏥 Have worked in both inpatient and outpatient settings. 📖 Understand special education needs. Why join us? Because you want more than a job—you want a place where your work feels meaningful, your ideas are valued, and your growth matters. Here, every day is about making an impact and creating a safe, supportive space where people can truly thrive.

Pay rate: $60,000 to $63,000 FLSA Classification: Exempt Reports to: Executive Director About OnTrack WNC: OnTrack WNC is Western North Carolina’s trusted non-profit source for financial education and counseling. Since 1973, the organization has helped individuals achieve financial goals through education, counseling, and support to overcome crises, afford basic needs, and make sound financial decisions rooted in their values. Position Summary The Grants & Development Manager is responsible for GRANTS (leading OnTrack WNC’s grant writing efforts and managing the full grant cycle, including researching opportunities, submitting applications, gathering information from directors, monitoring progress, and preparing all required reports) and DEVELOPMENT (supporting donor cultivation and stewardship, coordinating fundraising appeals, and helping plan and implement fundraising events). This role collaborates closely with agency directors and the Executive Director to gather data, track deliverables, and ensure timely and accurate submissions. The Manager must be highly organized, detail-oriented, and proactive, with the ability to manage multiple projects, meet deadlines, solve problems effectively, and work constructively within a team environment. Qualifications This position requires: • At least three years of demonstrated professional writing experience. • Excellent story-telling capability and the ability to craft compelling narratives. • Proven skill in writing clearly and convincingly about nuanced or complex topics. • Ability to stay on task, manage multiple priorities, and consistently meet deadlines. • Demonstrated ability to work independently while maintaining attention to detail and quality. • Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to clearly and warmly communicate goals, successes, and challenges in meetings with funders, donors, and sponsors. • Skills in planning, coordinating, and executing events. • Ability to create compelling written and visual messaging that informs, inspires, and encourages connection to OnTrack and its services. • Proficiency in using technology, including Microsoft Office applications, online grant application systems, and donor management software. Essential Qualities The Grants & Development Manager will support OnTrack WNC’s grants and development efforts by: • Developing a strong understanding of the agency’s vision, priorities, and funding opportunities. • Gathering, analyzing, and synthesizing data from multiple sources to inform grant proposals and reports. • Writing clear, accurate, and well-organized reports for funders, leadership, and board review. • Maintaining a calendar of grant deadlines and ensuring timely submissions and reporting. • Managing deadlines and deliverables for multiple grants and development projects simultaneously. • Maintaining organized systems to track grant requirements, submissions, and reporting schedules. • Helping plan and implement fundraising events that build community and raise support for OnTrack’s work. • Supporting the Executive Director in donor cultivation and stewardship efforts. • Collaborating with the Executive Director and Board on fundraising strategy and growth opportunities. • Demonstrating attention to detail and a commitment to accuracy in all work products. • Taking initiative in assigned responsibilities and following through consistently on tasks. • Effectively managing time and priorities to stay on task and meet deadlines. • Being receptive to feedback and demonstrating self-awareness and a commitment to ongoing learning. • Adapting to changing circumstances and adjusting plans as needed to achieve goals. Essential Functions Grants Stewardship • Research and identify prospective grant opportunities to support existing programs and agency growth. • Draft, edit, and submit all grant proposals and all grant reports, ensuring they are accurate, complete, and on time. • Collect and synthesize data from the education team, counseling team, and finance staff to support proposals and reports. • Maintain a calendar of all grant deadlines and ensure timely submission of proposals and reports. • Track grant-related tasks and deliverables by liaising with program and finance directors and consolidating their updates into complete submissions. • Complete all grant-related portions of the annual audit. • Build and steward relationships with new and existing funders. • Manage reporting requirements for HUD and act as the primary point of contact for North Carolina Housing Counseling Agency. Development and Fundraising • Support the Executive Director in cultivating and stewarding donor and sponsor relationships. • Collaborate with the Executive Director and Board on fundraising strategies and growth opportunities. • Assist with implementing a development plan that includes annual appeals, recurring donations, major gifts, sponsorships, and other giving opportunities. • Maintain donor and sponsor records in donation software and prepare and submit all donor and sponsorship reports. • Collaborate with staff to prepare donor acknowledgments and sponsorship follow-up, including reporting on funded outcomes. Events and Campaigns • Help plan and implement fundraising events and campaigns that build community and raise support for OnTrack’s work. • Partner with the Executive Director, Finance Director, and Fundraising Committee to design, promote, and execute events and campaigns. Team and Agency Participation • Actively participate in staff meetings, planning sessions, and collaborative projects. • Contribute to organizational planning and visioning efforts as needed. • Support cross-team projects to advance agency objectives. Other Duties • Maintain organized systems for tracking grants, deadlines, reports, and fundraising activities. • Occasionally speak at internal or external events. • Perform other duties as assigned. Working Conditions and Environment This hybrid position is based at OnTrack’s main office, with all staff currently working remotely on Fridays (subject to change). It requires the ability to sit for long periods, use typical office equipment, and occasionally travel for local or regional meetings and events. Salary range $60,000 - $63,000 commensurate with education, experience, and qualifications. OnTrack also provides significant employee benefits: • Medical insurance (Employees pay $50/month) • Life and Disability insurance (no cost to employee) • 401(k) retirement plan (after one year, OnTrack WNC contributes 5% of your annual pay) • OnTrack WNC provides 14 paid holidays/year, and you’ll be eligible for 18 days of paid time off (PTO) in the first year. PTO increases with length of employment. To Apply: Submit a compelling cover letter, resume, and professional references to emilyr@ontrackwnc.org with a subject line of “Grants & Development Manager – Your Last Name”. Review of applications will continue until the position is filled.

Position Summary: The Grant Writer is responsible for identifying, developing, writing, and submitting grant proposals to government agencies, foundations, and other funding sources. This role requires expertise in Low-Income Housing Tax Credit projects, HUD programs, and related funding opportunities. The Grant Writer will play a critical role in securing resources to support Knik Tribe’s programs, housing initiatives, and community development projects. Primary Duties and Responsibilities (including but not limited to): The successful candidate will: • Research and identify federal, state, local, and private funding opportunities aligned with organizational priorities. • Develop a comprehensive funding strategy to support long-term program and housing sustainability. • Monitor trends, regulatory updates, and policy changes in affordable housing, HUD programs, and LIHTC. • Write, edit, and submit compelling and compliant grant proposals, applications, and letters of intent. • Prepare clear and persuasive project narratives, budgets, and justifications. • Tailor proposals to meet funder priorities while ensuring consistency with organization goals. • Collaborate with finance and program staff to gather required data, budgets, and program information. • Manage a master calendar of grant deadlines, submissions, and reporting requirements. • Ensure compliance with HUD regulations, LIHTC requirements, and other funder guidelines. • Collaborate with project managers to ensure grant-funded activities are implemented as proposed. • Maintain organized records of proposals, awards, correspondence, and compliance documentation. • Cultivate and maintain strong relationships with funders, agencies, and community partners. • Coordinate with developers, consultants, and housing professionals on LIHTC and affordable housing development proposals. • Attend funder workshops, webinars, and information sessions to remain current on opportunities. • Support leadership and presentations, briefings, and communications to funders, stakeholders, and governing boards. • Develop templates, boilerplate content, and resource materials for efficient proposal development. • Offer grant related updates and progress reports to executive leadership and council members. • Contribute to building organizational capacity by strengthening funding strategies and diversifying revenue streams. • Other duties as assigned. Job Specifications: • Provide outstanding customer service to external and internal customers. • Demonstrated proficiency with Microsoft Database and all other office applications. • Ability to work well and with a high degree of accuracy in a busy office environment with frequent interruptions and changing priorities. • Excellent verbal and written communication skills. • Strong technical and organizational skills. • Demonstrated ability to manage multiple projects, priorities, and relationships. • Demonstrated ability to handle crisis situations and make sound judgments. • Ability to work independently and interdependently in a positive and productive manner. • Ability to make decisions and exercise good judgement. • Maintain confidentiality and securing sensitive information. • Willingness to learn new skills and be a team player. Minimum Requirements • Bachelor’s degree in English, Communications, Nonprofit Management, Public Administration, or related field (Master’s preferred). • Minimum of five (5) years of direct experience in professional grant writing. • Demonstrated success with awarded grants of significant size and scope, in excess of one (1) million dollars over numerous years. • Experience with Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and HUD funding sources required. • Knowledge of affordable housing development and financing. • Strong knowledge of federal, state, and private funding structures. • Excellent research, writing, and editing skills with the ability to tailor proposals to funder requirements. • Ability to create a login.gov account and experience with government web portals. • Strong organizational and project management skills; ability to manage multiple deadlines. • Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and grant management software. • Ability to work independently and collaboratively with diverse teams. • Familiarity with tribal, nonprofit, and community development sectors. • Experience working with federal audits and compliance reporting. CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: • Knowledge and experience of Knik Tribe’s Service Area and Knik Tribe’s Programs. • Adequate understanding of all Microsoft Office Applications. • Capable of basic maintenance for general office equipment and multi-line phone systems. • Must pass a criminal background check and be free of barrier crimes. • Clean driving record. • Knowledge and application of professional and ethical conduct as guided by Knik Tribal Council Personnel Manual Section 8.1. General Information: Location: 1744 N Prospect Drive, Palmer, AK 99645 Supervisor: Grants Director Schedule: Monday – Friday; 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Salary: $100,000.00 - $140,000.00 DOE/E. Plus full benefits: Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) medical, dental, vision, life insurance, paid leave and holidays, and retirement plan with matching contributions. Additional Information: NATIVE PREFERENCE STATEMENT: Pursuant to the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act of 1975 (PL 93-638) and as further guided by Knik Tribe Native Preference Policy 6.120, Knik Tribe maintains preference in all phases of employment for Alaska Native, American Indian (AN/AI) and Native Hawaiian people, including direct lineal descendants and foster or traditionally adopted children. Also included are non-Native head of household member of Native families, which includes foster or traditionally adopted Native children. To Apply: Submit Resume to: Human Resources at hr@kniktribe.org For more information or to download the job description visit www.kniktribe.org/careers

🎵 PAID SONGWRITING WORKSHOP FOR FORMERLY INCARCERATED PEOPLE — $50 PER CLASS (Online, Wednesdays 8 PM PT) Turn your story into a song — and get paid for it. We’re offering a free 8-week online songwriting workshop for formerly incarcerated individuals who want to explore music, emotions, and self-expression — and we’re paying $50 per class to every participant who completes each session. About the Program: This initiative, hosted by human writes music group, combines anger management training with songwriting and lyric writing. Participants will learn how to transform anger and life experience into creative expression through music. Details: • 🗓️ When: Wednesdays at 8:00 PM (Pacific Time) • 📅 Duration: 8 weeks • 💻 Where: Online (Zoom or similar platform) • 💰 Compensation: $50 per class (paid after each session) • 🎙️ Who Should Apply: Formerly incarcerated adults interested in music, storytelling, or personal growth. No prior musical experience required. What You’ll Get: • $50 per class for full participation • Guidance from a professional songwriter and instructor • Tools for anger management and emotional healing • A safe, supportive creative space • The chance to co-create music that reflects your story and our shared mission Our Mission: We believe in the power of art and community to support rehabilitation and human rights. This program helps participants develop communication skills, self-awareness, and confidence through creative collaboration. Interested? Email us with a short introduction and why you’d like to join. Please include: • Your name • A few sentences about your background or interest in music • Your contact information