The Muddy Boot Organic Festival is an annual celebration of sustainability, spirituality and community in Southeast Portland, September 10-12, 2010. Sponsored by St. Philip Neri Catholic Church, we are a grassroots event now in our fifth year. The Muddy Boot Organic Festival features a keynote speaker, music, food, beer and wine, children’s activities, workshops, panel discussions and vendor booths. Our aim is to educate and inspire commitment to sustainable and healthy living and stewardship of our planet.

We seek a part-time Vendor and Workshop Coordinator for our 2010 festival.

The Vendor and Workshop Coordinator will report to the Festival Director and be responsible for the following:

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Provides case management and outreach to non-adjudicated youth at risk of joining gangs through advocacy, counseling, mentoring and coaching. Duties include violence prevention through youth skill building groups, vocational and educational support. BA preferred. 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.

Provides Clinical Supervision and Direct Service as part of an outpatient (Level One and Two) Addictions Team, including individual, group, and family counseling, assessments and consultation as well as individual supervision, hiring, staff support, etc. Excellent computer and communication skills are required. Must be a qualified mental health professional and have a masters degree in in psychology, social work or a mental health related field. Candidate must have own vehicle, valid driver’s license/auto insurance and approved DMV history. Must be able to work a variety of hours.

Provide Early Childhood Mental Health services in Gladstone and Milwaukie in Early Childhood settings. Master's degree in Mental Health field and previous experience in early childhood mental health required. Bilingual (Spanish/English) preferred. Must be able to work a variety of hours.

Seeking Master’s level mental health professional with strong assessment and crisis skills to provide mobile crisis response to persons with mental illness in Washington County. Conduct mental health risk assessments, develop short-term client centered stabilization plans and assist with resource linkage. Bilingual (Spanish/English)/ bicultural encouraged to apply. Day and Overnight shifts available. We are looking for people with availability Mon – Fri and weekends. Must live in Washington County for Overnight shifts.

This position provides coverage for assessments as well as individual and group therapy during vacations/illness. This position may work at various locations both in a residential or an outpatient setting. Candidate must have their Certificate for Drug and Alcohol Counseling through the state of Oregon (visit www.accbo.com for more information) and previous experience with assessments. Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred.

We are currently seeking an experienced and professional Chief Operating Officer. COO reports to the President and CEO and is a valued member of senior management team. This position will be responsible for ensuring that the services delivered to the residents are consistent with Terwilliger Plaza's philosophy of Senior Living and management of daily operations and establishes and monitors company wide QA program. TO APPLY: Terwilliger Plaza believes its people are its greatest asset. The company offers competitive compensation including shift meal and free bus pass. Please submit your resume (in a Word document only, please) and salary requirement to [email protected], indicating “COO” in the subject line of your email.

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Ride Connection is a private nonprofit providing transportation to older adults and people with disabilities living in the tri-county area. We are seeking a full-time IT Project Manager and a full-time Travel Trainer to join our team.

IT Project Manager

The IT Project Manager is responsible for providing management, oversight and implementation of information technology projects which include but are not limited to: Strengthening existing data tracking systems; improving the quality, maintenance, and integration of current data; developing a more comprehensive data tracking system; developing data web-based tracking system for Ride Connection service partners. The timeline for projects is May 2010 through June 2011.

Required Qualifications

Who are we: We are over 18 AmeriCorps volunteers serving at Sea Mar Community Health Centers throughout Western Washington as well as International Community Health Services in Seattle. Sea Mar Community Health Centers is a community-based organization committed to providing quality, comprehensive health and human services to diverse communities, specializing in service to Latinos.

Who are we: We are over 18 AmeriCorps volunteers serving at Sea Mar Community Health Centers throughout Western Washington as well as International Community Health Services in Seattle. Sea Mar Community Health Centers is a community-based organization committed to providing quality, comprehensive health and human services to diverse communities, specializing in service to Latinos.

The Muddy Boot Organic Festival is an annual celebration of sustainability, spirituality and community in Southeast Portland, September 10-12, 2010. Sponsored by St. Philip Neri Catholic Church, we are a grassroots event now in our fifth year. The Muddy Boot Organic Festival features a keynote speaker, music, food, beer and wine, children’s activities, workshops, panel discussions and vendor booths. Our aim is to educate and inspire commitment to sustainable and healthy living and stewardship of our planet.

We seek a Marketing and Public Relations Intern for our 2010 festival.

Summary: Works with the executive director and board of directors in supporting, expanding, and implementing all aspects of the organization’s resource development initiatives.

One Year Goals: 1) Expanded 12 month resource development plan with revenue goals and supporting activities mapped in a timeline; 2) Development of 12 grant opportunities that are new to this organization; 3) Increased sustainability for organization through a new, strategic campaign that targets annual corporate sponsorship / membership / unrestricted revenue.

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Are you interested in spending the summer serving your community and having a positive influence on youth? Oregon Campus Compact is recruiting 25+ AmeriCorps*VISTA Summer Associates to work with rising 9th graders. Summer Associates will be placed in nonprofits and schools in Portland for student recruitment, tutoring, mentoring, volunteer management, and program coordination. Summer Associates will receive a living stipend of $411 every two weeks and have the option of a $1,132 Education Award or a $125/month cash award upon completion of service. Positions will last for 10 weeks. For more information about the program and specific service sites, please visit our website, http://oregoncampuscompact.org/SummerVISTA.htm.