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Digest for August 31, 2010
Digest Contents:
Mortgage Default Intake OrientationHomegrown DocFest is Sept 3
Classroom Law Project Exclusive Reception at Pioneer Courthouse - Fri, Sept 17
Episcopal Peace Fellowship "Peace Flix" -- "The Cats of Mirikitani: Make Art, Not War"
LifeWorks NW - Service Coordinator II
Lending Coordinator
Planned Parenthood hiring two part-time staff through November
AFTER-SCHOOL CARE ASSISTANT
September 11 ABCD Training Workshop
Living Yoga Continuing Education: Mindfulness On and Off the Mat
Discover, Design and Engage - Fall
OMSI Reptile and Amphibian Show Volunteers Needed
Volunteers needed for Harvest Festival!
Mentor Youth & Learn About a New Culture
Activists Needed to Protect Crater Lake
Events
Mortgage Default Intake Orientation
The Community Housing Resource Center will be holding a free Mortgage Default Orientation on Tuesday, August 31st, from 5-6PM at the Center. This workshop is the required first step in learning how to work with your lender and how the Center can assist you in resolving your mortgage issue. You do not need to be in default to get help. No reservations are required.
For information, contact 360-690-4496 X105. The Community Housing Resource Center is a HUD certified, non-profit counseling/education center.
Homegrown DocFest is Sept 3
NW Documentary, a non-profit storytelling center, has a great event coming up on Friday, showcasing local film premieres and music by Ritchie Young of Loch Lomond.
-- Julie Gliniany Associate Director NW Documentary [email protected] 503-227-8688 www.nwdocumentary.org
Classroom Law Project Exclusive Reception at Pioneer Courthouse - Fri, Sept 17
Learn about volunteering for Classroom Law Project at an exclusive reception in one of the most historically-significant buildings in the Pacific NW, Pioneer Courthouse est. 1875.
Get Involved
- Coach a We the People Team
- Judge a Mock Trial Competition
- Lead a Court Tour
- Facilitate a Youth Conference Workshop
- Escort speakers at Law Day
- and much more!
Reception
- Meet current volunteers
- Private tours of Pioneer Courthouse
- Refreshments
- Giveaways
Event Details
Episcopal Peace Fellowship "Peace Flix" -- "The Cats of Mirikitani: Make Art, Not War"
Friday, September 3 – Potluck at 6:30 pm, film at 7:00 pm, St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church, 1704 NE 43rd Ave., Portland.
Jobs & Internships
LifeWorks NW - Service Coordinator II
Digest topic: Jobs & Internships
Information
organization: | LifeWorks NW |
position summary: | LifeWorks NW supports people who are working towards a better life. Our expert team delivers the highest quality individual and group treatment through culturally responsive prevention, mental health, and addiction services which benefits children, teens, families, adults, older adults and the community as a whole. We have the following position open: SERVICE COORDINATOR II: Position provides assessment, treatment planning, resource acquisition and recovery oriented case management and treatment of adults with severe mental illness as part of a new multidisciplinary team. |
Salary / Pay Rate: | Negotiable |
Lending Coordinator
Digest topic: Jobs & Internships
Information
organization: | Portland Housing Center |
position summary: | Purpose:To originate and process Portland Housing Center 2nd mortgage loan products, process purchase first mortgages and refinance loans, establish and maintain effective mortgage broker relationships, ensure that Portland Housing Center borrowers receive excellent customer service. Supervisor:Director of Homeownership Programs Major Responsibilities: •Work with the HomeOwner Basics and lending staff to assist mortgage ready customers through the mortgage finance process. •Assist lending staff in closing loans to meet agency mission and business plan goals •Originate Portland Housing Center 2nd mortgage products for elibigle borrowers including processing and drawing documents. |
Salary / Pay Rate: | Based on experience |
Planned Parenthood hiring two part-time staff through November
Planned Parenthood Advocates of Oregon is currently seeking two self-motivated, organized, and dedicated field organizers to carry out a grassroots educational campaign to turn out the pro-choice vote during the 2010 election. Each field organizer will work part-time and is responsible for field programs in one or two targeted counties. Driven candidates capable of working independently to organize and motivate volunteers are encouraged to apply.
Field organizers can work out of our Eugene or Medford office. Candidates must be able to work evening hours and on weekends. Travel throughout the state is required.
AFTER-SCHOOL CARE ASSISTANT
Digest topic: Jobs & Internships
Information
organization: | CATLIN GABEL SCHOOL |
position summary: | Catlin Gabel School is looking for a part-time after-school care assistant working with children ages 4-7. The after-school care program provides creative activities and active play for students in a mixed age, collaborative environment. Applicants should have some experience working with children, preferably in early childhood. The hours for the position are Monday through Friday, 2:45-5:15pm, and one late evening on Wednesday until 5:45pm. Additional hours may be available. Rate of pay is $11/hour. Apply online www.catlin.edu/employment. |
Salary / Pay Rate: | $11 hour |
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Trainings
September 11 ABCD Training Workshop
SATURDAY SEPTEBMER 11 - 9:00AM to 5:00PM West Valley Community Church, 5215 NE Elam Young Pkwy Hillsboro, OR 97124
$50 fee - Lunch included - Partial Scholarships available
Register at http://www.secondstories.org/
At our August workshop hosted by ROSE Community Development, area residents, students from the PSU Masters of Social Work program, local pastors, a Resident Assets Coordinator, a neighborhood association board member, a Portland Park and Rec employee, came together to study six Asset Based Community Development strategies. Now's your chance to join in.
Living Yoga Continuing Education: Mindfulness On and Off the Mat
Please join us on Sunday September 12, from 4-6 pm for Living Yoga's Continuing Education offering: Mindfulness On and Off the Mat. In this class Alice Rose will give us an overview of what mindful awareness is and how you can effectively make it part of your yoga practice and your life. Introducing mindfulness skills directly into the class format is an effective way to enhance the healing benefits of yoga. This class is appropriate for students and teachers alike.
Discover, Design and Engage - Fall
What's next?! We're all seeking our passion and purpose. Discover your passion and purpose, design a realistic plan for action and engage in making it happen with others in similar situations.
Prepare to leave this course inspired.
When: Wednesdays, Sept. 29 - Nov. 3 from 6:30 - 9pm Where: PCC's Sylvania campus Cost: $95 (not including parking)
About Us: Life by Design NW operates as a nonprofit through the PCC Foundation. Located in Portland, we're bringing a whole new way of thinking about life after 50 by offering classes to employers and individuals. Look for more classes in Winter 2011.
Volunteering
OMSI Reptile and Amphibian Show Volunteers Needed
Volunteer with the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) this summer for the Reptile and Amphibian Show!
This Labor Day Weekend crawl, creep, and slither your way to one of the largest gatherings of reptiles and amphibians in the Pacific Northwest, when OMSI presents its annual Reptile and Amphibian Show! Over 100 exotic animals will be on display at this popular event, including a large variety of captive-bred snakes, lizards, turtles, alligators, and more.
Volunteers needed for Harvest Festival!
Hello CNRG community,
Volunteers are needed for a variety of functions for the South Tabor Harvest Festival set for Sunday, September 26th from noon until 7pm. We need volunteers to help set up and break down, as well as to help with the Harvest Swap (where people will be trading fruits, veggies, seeds, plants, recipes, canned goods, etc.) and in the kitchen preparing food for the potluck.
Our greatest need right now is to bring three people on board in the kitchen. Volunteers must have a valid Oregon Food Handler's card, or should be able to obtain one (the process is quick and easy). The $10 fee will be reimbursed.
Mentor Youth & Learn About a New Culture
*Learn About A New Culture Mentors Needed!
HAYLO, Helping a Youth Leap Onward *
Are you able and willing to donate your time and skills? Do you like to have fun? Would you be interested in welcoming immigrants into our community? Would you like to learn about a new culture? Learn a new language? Would you like to be a mentor?
Come share, build, and practice your skills by volunteering your time with us!
We are looking for mentors who are willing to help East African, Burmese, Eastern European and Hispanic youth. Mentors will spend one and a half hours a week helping with homework and English, talking about school, life, and the youth’s future.
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Activists Needed to Protect Crater Lake
Environment Oregon is a state-based, citizen-funded advocacy group that works for a cleaner, greener, and healthier Oregon.
Crater Lake is the Oregon's "Crown Jewel." This beautiful crystal blue lake with 2,000 foot rim is Oregon's only national park, and is home to unique wildlife. Unfortunately, right now this habitat is under threat from clearcut logging. That's why Environment Oregon is seeking to federally protect a 75-mile wildlife corridor and 450,000 acres as Wilderness around Crater Lake.
We're looking for motivated volunteer activists to join us on this exciting campaign. You will work with staff to demonstrate Oregonians' strong support through specific campaign tactics such as petitioning and writing letters to the editor.
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