Vocational Counselor - Human Services and Public Health (Apply by 2/27/2020)
Human Services and Public Health's Eligibility and Work Services area is seeking a Vocational Counselor. This position will join a team of Case Management Assistants and Vocational Counselors. This team works together to assist individuals with physical and/or emotional disabilities, along with their families in identifying and addressing barriers to employment with a goal of attaining family stabilization and/or self-sufficiency.
Learn more Vocational Counselor position and apply.
Refugee Resettlement Planning Manager - Arizona Refugee State Program (Apply 2/27/2020)
The Division of Aging and Adult Services is looking for a Refugee Resettlement Planning (RRP) Manager to supervise multiple complex programs, oversee and provide orientation and training to program staff; coordinate efforts of RRP contractors, community organizations and other groups; and facilitate the design and implementation of programs and projects. The individual in this position develops contracts, determines program feasibility and goals, ensures program integrity, and monitors revenue, encumbrances, and expenditures to ensure fiscal compliance. The RRP Manager will develop operating procedures, plans, and manuals, interpret federal and state regulations governing programs, and will coordinate resources within the Department and community. This position cooperates and strategizes with federal, state, and local agencies, consults with appropriate Department personnel regarding program objectives and accountability, and represents the agency at meetings with other governmental jurisdictions and community groups. This individual analyzes and responds appropriately to quickly moving and time-sensitive issues, participates in a wide array of state, federal, and humanitarian systems issues and efforts that affect refugee resettlement, and prepares a variety of technical and administrative reports.
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Health Equity Planner - MDH Center for Health Equity (Apply by 2/28/2020)
The Center for Health Equity is looking for a passionate, experienced leader to join our team. This position will build foundational skills and implement recommendations from the Advancing Health Equity Report in Minnesota's public health system by developing plans related to advancing health equity both within the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) and externally within the community. This position will lead selected MDH health equity efforts by providing consultation and technical assistance to MDH leadership and staff, community based organizations and other partners.
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Assistant Commissioner for Immigrant and Refugee Affairs - DEED ( Apply by 03/11/2020)
As Assistant Commissioner, you will serve as Minnesota’s primary specialist on Immigrant and Refugee Affairs and the impact of immigration on Minnesota’s economy reporting to DEED's Deputy Commissioner for Workforce Development. This position will focus on workforce development as the guiding priority of their efforts, working across state agencies and relevant communities to coordinate interagency efforts to identify and remove systemic barriers preventing immigrants and refugees from fully participating in Minnesota’s workforce.
This position will lead interagency work and liaise with the Governor’s Office, the Attorney General’s Office, and across agencies to promote inclusive policies and programs for immigrants and refugees and to identify places to remove barriers and improve practices.
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Mental Health Resources, Inc. is Hiring! (4 positions, applications accepted until positions are filled)
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Mental Health Case Manager, Ramsey County & Hennepin County: MHR is hiring mental health case managers in Ramsey and Hennepin County to provide services to help individuals who have a mental illness and substance use disorder thrive in community living and focus on recovery.
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Outpatient Mental Health Therapists - Independent Contractors Opportunity, St. Paul: MHR is looking for licensed Outpatient Mental Health Therapists (Independent Contractors) to provide advocacy and facilitate awareness, growth, and psychological development of our clients to aid in the recovery process.
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Registered Nurse – ACT and TCM, Ramsey County, Hennepin County & Dakota County, $2,000 Hiring Bonus: MHR is hiring registered nurses to join out ACT teams located in Dakota and Hennepin County, and TCM Teams located in Ramsey County. These RN positions carry out rehabilitation and support functions to assist in treatment, medication education, support, consultation to families, and crisis intervention.
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Vice President of Clinical Services, St. Paul: MHR is hiring the Vice President of Clinical Services to assure excellent client care, clinical outcomes and high customer satisfaction by providing clinical and operational oversight to all MHR clinical and service programs.
To apply, visit our career page at www.mhresources.org/careers. For more information, email NJ Dijeh at ndijeh@mhreources.com or call at 651-659-2970. Applications deadline: Until Position is filled.
Mental Health Resources, Inc. is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. We embrace diversity, inclusion, and employees who reflect the population we serve. We encourage applications from all qualified candidates including women, minorities, veterans, and people who have disabilities.
Hmong Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Advocate - CUHCC
CUHCC’s mission is to seek health equity in our community by advancing the well-being of diverse people. This position provides advocacy and outreach services for Sexual Assault / Domestic Violence within the Community Mental Health Department at CUHCC. Hmong fluency preferred.
Learn more about the Victim Advocate position (Search job posting# 335046) and apply.
Sexual Health Parent Educator - CLUES (Bilingual English-Spanish)
Comunidades Latinas Unidas En Servicio is seeking a culturally responsive, experienced sexual health educator to provide bilingual sexual health education to Latinx communities in the Twin Cities area with a focus on Latinx parents using a Spanish-language adaptation of the “It’s That Easy” curriculum and to assist in building a ‘Líderes Comunitarios’ cohort of parents who are leaders in their communities around parent-child communication about sexuality.
Learn more about Sexual Health Parent Educator position and apply.
Director of Development - PPNC
In accordance with Planned Parenthood North Central States' (PPNCS) strategic priorities, the Director of Development strengthens and expands support from individuals and families, foundations, corporations and organizations for general operations and for specific programs and projects of States (PPNCS). The Director of Development serves as a key member of the PPNCS 5-state development leadership team and works with major donors across the state and works closely with key executive staff of the organization.
In consultation with the Regional Director of Development, the Director of Development is responsible for meeting monthly and annual performance metrics, which includes number of calls and face-to-face visits, and must attain his/her own specified annual fundraising goals. The Director of Development will conduct business ethically and with integrity; demonstrate respect for fellow colleagues; show dedication to improving quality and exercise discretion and judgment. Development staff are advocates in implementing our mission of “Affirming the human right to reproductive health and freedom.”
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Health Promotion Specialist - Dakota County
Come join us at Dakota County and "Be more". Dakota County employs nearly 1800 skilled individuals whose talents and contributions make Dakota County a premier place to live and work. The work County government does is unique. Dakota County offers important careers – the kind of careers that make a difference in people's lives. You will not be just another employee; you'll be a valued employee making a difference in the lives of Dakota County residents every single day. Will you be the next person to join us at Dakota County?
We are focusing on chronic disease prevention and promoting health equity in our increasingly diverse community and are looking for someone to help us do this work inclusively. This position will implement effective community-based health promotion strategies primarily in nutrition, physical activity, and tobacco with a focus on policy, systems and environmental change. Duties include community engagement , building partnerships, meeting facilitation, assessment, planning, policy development and implementation, evaluation, and providing consultation and assistance to individuals and groups in one or more of these settings: community, child care, and school.
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Otto Bremer Trust Open Grant Cycle ( Apply by 3/31/2020)
Otto Bremer Trust is accepting proposals for its next open grant cycle in 2020. They seek to fund a variety of programs and organizations that support the efforts of engaged community members, with grants ranging from $25,000-$100,000. The Foundation does not have specific strategic grantmaking priorities, but rather broad categories that span:
- Basic Needs
- Community Asset Building
- Health & Wellbeing
- Restorative & Emergency Services
Funding is available to organizations whose beneficiaries are residents of Minnesota, North Dakota, and western Wisconsin. A portion of their funding is devoted to supporting the seven-county Minneapolis/St. Paul Metro area, where their focus is more narrowed on work that helps individuals and families become financially stable and self-sufficient.
Otto Bremer has a One-Grant-At-A-Time policy, where applicants may apply only once per 12-month period. Exceptions may be found on their website.
For more information about the grant program, contact Danielle Cheslog, Grants Manager, at 651-312-3717 or dcheslog@ottobremer.org .
2020 Arts and Environment Community Grants (Apply by 04/01/2020)
The Butler Family Foundation seeks to foster safety, opportunity and growth for individuals and families by supporting effective nonprofit organizations in the arts, environment, and human services
For more information, visit the Foundation's website or contact JoAnne Peters, manager of community grants, (651) 222-2565 (ext. 113).
Healthy Start - Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Foundation (Apply by 4/2/2020)
The Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Foundation just announced a new funding opportunity: Healthy Start. This opportunity will provide grants up to $550,000 in year one, and an additional $550,000 in year two. Applicants may apply for one- or two-year grants. Healthy Start's focus is on increasing access to and quality of early childhood care and education, with the larger mission of advancing health equity and improving community conditions. With a desire to fund organizations that work systemically to achieve this goal, the Foundation is particularly interested in funding projects that support child care providers.
For questions about the application process, contact Janet Jablonske, Operations Manager, at 651-662-7417 or Janet.Jablonske@bluecrossmnfoundation.org
Tennant Foundation Grant (Apply by 4/10/2020)
The Foundation provides modest operating grants to organizations serving the Minneapolis community, their typical grant range being $1,500-$10,000. Tennant is particularly interested in requests that further their commitment to create a cleaner, safer, and healthier world. Priority areas of giving include:
- Environmental programs
- Social services
- Workforce readiness through education and vocational rehabilitation
- Cultural and arts organizations
All application materials should be sent to: Gretchen Olson, Foundation Administrator Tennant Foundation 701 North Lilac Drive, P.O. Box 1452 Minneapolis, MN 55440 or emailed. For more information, visit the website
Richard M. Schulze Foundation Grant (Submit LOI by 4/10/2020)
The Richard M. Schulze Foundation will be opening its fall 2020 cycle for LOIs on March 9, 2020. Grantees must serve the people and communities in the 7-county Twin Cities region, or Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry, and Lee counties in Florida. Requests to serve counties that fall outside of these are by invitation only. The Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation seeks proposals that focus in the areas of:
- Human and Social Services
- Education
- Health and Medicine
To learn more, visit the Foundation's website.
Laura Jane Musser Fund
The Laura Jane Musser Fund has recently announced three upcoming 2020 grant opportunities:
• Rural Arts Initiative: March 11
o This initiative seeks to assist nonprofit arts organizations in developing, implementing, or sustaining exceptional artistic opportunities for adults and children in the areas of literary, visual, music, and performing arts. General operating grants of up to $10,000 per year will be awarded.
• Environmental Initiative: March 18
o This opportunity focuses on helping public or not-for-profit entities initiate or implement projects that enhance the ecological integrity of publicly owned open spaces.
o Funds will be available for:
Planning Grants: up to $8,000
Implementation Grants: up to $35,000
• Little Falls/Morrison County Initiative: March 25
o This initiative supports the citizens of Little Falls and Morrison County in continuing to develop and maintain strong, vibrant, and healthy communities. General operating grants of up to $10,000 per year will be awarded.
For questions, contact, Mary Karen Lynn-Klimenko, grants program manager, at 612-825-2024. Applications are online. For more information, visit the Laura Jane Musser website.
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