The Development Director, as part of senior management of Portland Waldorf School, will create a robust annual fund and guide individual and event fundraising. The successful candidate combines development skills with awareness of school dynamics including internal and external constituency. The director will skillfully match fundraising tools with talents of volunteers and teachers to accomplish community goals. Director can be considered a “Philanthropy Guide” who reflects the various parts of the school community.

The World Affairs Council is seeking 2 volunteers and/or interns on a full-time or part-time basis to support its Programs on World Affairs. Programs on World Affairs is a department of the Council responsible for arranging approximately 40 public events, forums, and lectures annually. It also performs some of the groundwork for the International Speaker Series. Responsibilities include topic and speaker research, press relations, outreach, and maintaining and coordinating the organization’s website and newsletter.

Wordstock, a literary art and education organization in Portland that stages the city’s annual book and literary festival, is seeking a Director of Development & Marketing. The new position will help ensure that Wordstock meets its annual earned and contributed income goals. The position will be responsible for Wordstock’s annual fundraising campaign, including individual contributions, major gifts, and corporate and institutional gifts, as well as for planning and producing fundraising events and donor receptions.

Home visiting program that helps families work through every day challenges drawing on the strengths that they currently have to reach individual goals. Teach behavioral skills to families promoting their ability to reach goals that they set for themselves. Skills include communication, anger management, conflict resolution, problem solving, goal setting, assertiveness, parenting, stress management, or other skills that fit the families needs. Skills must be taught at a level the family members can understand and that engages them in the learning process. Plan and coordinate lessons for each session. Bachelors degree required in a mental health or social services field and at least 2 years of experience.

This position provides mental health services to youth, ages 16-21, in SE Portland. Duties include conducting mental health assessments, therapy, treatment planning, community collaboration, case management and providing input regarding outpatient therapeutic interventions. Requires MA in mental health field with previous experience working with youth. Bilingual (Enlish/Spanish) a plus. Candidate must have own vehicle, valid driver’s license/auto insurance and approved DMV history.

The Service Coordinator (part-time) provides assistance to adjudicated youth at risk of joining gangs through treatment planning, counseling, and coordination of multiple service providers. BA degree in a human services field or equivalent experience is required. Prefer 2 years experience working with at risk youth and families. Knowledge of current gang trends, African American, Latino, and Asian cultures. Basic computer skills required. Bi-lingual (English/Spanish) a plus. Requires access to a car, a valid driver’s license, proof of current automobile insurance coverage, and verification of safe driving record from DMV.

Provides assessment treatment planning, resource acquisition and recovery oriented case management and treatment of adults with severe mental illness. MA in human service field or QMHP and experience with adults with severe mental illness required. CADC preferred. Candidate must have own vehicle, valid driver’s license/auto insurance and approved DMV history.

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