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JOIN
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CARE’s skilled and credentialed staff works with community members to prevent and respond to real life struggles including the misuse of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs. If you are interested in joining our team, please review our current job postings.
Please email all resumes and cover letters. Include the job title in the subject line of your email for consideration as an applicant.
When submitting a coverletter and resume via email, please attach as pdf or word documents. Thank you. |
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Job Postings |
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| Case Manager (full-time) |
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Internships |
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information on internship opportunities, please contact the Family
Program Director at 586.541.0033. |
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Volunteer Opportunities |
| In addition to CARE’s skilled staff, the organization has
many volunteers and donors who are committed to its mission to help
people find real solutions for real life challenges. For information on volunteer
opportunities contact the
Family Program Director at 586.541.0033. |
- Facilitating Parenting Classes. CARE’s Parenting Programs
use the Systematic Training for Effective Parenting model.
Classes are facilitated by parents who have experienced the
class and believe in the philosophy of the program. A
training and orientation are required.
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- Facilitate Programs for Young Children. CARE offers an eight part series for preschoolers and kindergarteners. The Paper People provides lessons on safety and self worth. Classes are facilitated by caring and skilled adults who are committed to giving children a healthy start.
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- Office help. Staple, fold and file. Cut, paste and answer
telephones. Office help is always needed to make programs
run smoothly. Volunteers who come into the office on a
weekly or monthly bases are crucial to our programs' success.
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- Project Focus is a school based and summer day camp program
that provides education and support to children who have
been negatively impacted by the adult use of alcohol and/or
other drugs. A training and orientation is required of
volunteers.
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- Become a member of the Permanency Care Conference (PCC) team that meets when it may be necessary for the Department of Human Services to consider removing children from their birth parents. As a Community Representative, you will represent the birth family's "community" because of a shared geographic, cultural, religious, socioeconomic and/or ethnic connection. This supportive connection can continue throughout the family's involvement with the system. Contact Jennifer Koluch at 586.303-6506.
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Join the Friends of CARE
- Assist with fundraising. Many hands are needed to hold
annual fundraising events and help is always needed and
appreciated.
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