CODA: Building health and recovery through compassionate, evidence-based care.

We are currently looking for a Behavioral Health Specialist (full-time) to join our Treatment Teams throughout the Portland Metro area. In this position, you would fulfill the following essential functions:

Teen Science Alliance Coordinator
Regular, Part-Time

Interested in nonprofits and/or mental health? Apply for a summer internship with NAMI Clackamas!
National Alliance on Mental Illness of Clackamas County is a grassroots organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for everyone impacted by mental health issues through support, education, and advocacy. Our office is located in Milwaukie, very close to Portland, and is easily accessible by public transit. We are seeking interns to fill the following positions this summer:
Development Intern
• Assists with coordinating our upcoming auction and gala, our largest fundraising event
• Helps maintain membership database and welcomes new members and donors
• Assists with researching grants
• Other fundraising duties as they come up

The Oregon Opportunity Network – a coalition of nonprofit affordable housing and community development organizations – seeks a volunteer to produce a logo and graphic design work for a new “Keep Portland Affordable” campaign. This work aims to build a constituency for progressive affordable housing solutions in our city. Today, 72% of Portlanders earning $50,000 or less pay more than they can afford for rent. If you can help, contact Nick Sauvie at 503-788-8052 x16 or [email protected].

The (CAT) seeks an accomplished leader in affordable housing to serve as our full-time Executive Director. We are looking for a dynamic visionary leader who will lead CAT’s housing justice platform. We are seeking a leader who is passionate about tenant education and engagement as a strategy for social justice; and works, communicates, and navigates effectively in the affordable housing industry. Our next Executive Director will have experience in developing and sustaining community-based partnerships, leading institutional and community change efforts and advocating for policy change. A skilled administrator and fundraiser, s/he will ensure the organization has the resources it needs to achieve the organization’s mission and board directives:

Are you ready to be a key executive player in a swift-paced, rapidly transforming, progressively-focused organization? The American Tinnitus Association (ATA) is on the leading edge of a period of dynamic growth, as the organization makes a strategic pivot to seize new opportunities and affect greater social change. Nearly 50 million Americans suffer from tinnitus—commonly referred to as “ringing in the ears.” ATA has a comprehensive plan to revolutionize the way tinnitus patients access quality healthcare and raise resources for research towards an eventual cure.