St. Catherine University Program Director, MPH in Global Health (Apply by 3/1)
The MPH in Global Health Program is focused on developing socially responsible leaders to combat public health issues by engaging and collaborating with local and global communities. The Program Director will provide strategic direction and leadership to the department. Additionally, this position is responsible for developing an innovative and respected program of research in their area of interest and expertise to advance the discipline and inform classroom teaching. This is a 10-month, tenure track position that will begin in August of 2023. Dependent on the applicant’s qualifications and experiences, the initial appointment may be at the assistant or associate professor level.
To learn more and apply, visit Program Director
Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) Pre-Employment Transition Services Manager (Apply by 3/8)
DEED is hiring for this position, which will lead efforts to ensure work-based learning opportunities for students with disabilities, consistent with VRS’ objectives. This position will operate under the supervision of the Deputy Direct of Disability Employment Services and assist in the development of career support services for youth with disabilities.
To learn more and apply, visit Pre-Employment Transition Services Manager
Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) Financial Planning, Analysis and Reporting Manager (Apply by 3/8)
This position will direct core financial planning, forecasting, analysis, and budget activities for the department. This position will serve as the primary backup to the Chief Financial Officer of DEED.
To learn more and apply, visit Financial Planning, Analysis and Reporting Manager
Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) Counseling Intern (Apply by 5/1)
This position will work with Vocational Rehabilitation participants by conducting assessments, developing an employment plan, and providing guidance and follow-up services to help clients achieve employment.
To learn more and apply, visit Counseling Intern
Hennepin County is Hiring for multiple positions
Child Protection Trainer (Apply by 3/2)
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner - Psychiatry Team Lead (Apply by 3/3)
Social Worker, Senior - Sheriff Department Float Position (Apply by 3/10)
Environmentalist (Apply by 3/17)
Medical Examiner's Investigator (Open until filled)
Health Care Transition Learning Collaborative Grant
DEADLINE: March 3 at 12 p.m. CT
The Minnesota Department of Health's (MDH Children and Youth with Special Health Needs Section (CYSHN) is seeking proposals from qualified organizations to facilitate a Health Care Transition Learning Collaborative aimed at improving transition from pediatric to adult health care settings for youth with special health needs and disabilities (YSHND).
For more information, visit Health Care Transition Learning Collaborative Grant
Good Food Access Program's Grants
Deadline: Wednesday, March 15
Applications are now open for the Minnesota Department of Agriculture’s (MDA) Good Food Access Program (GFAP) grants. These grants increase availability and access to affordable, nutritious, and culturally appropriate foods to underserved communities. Two grants are currently available:
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GFAP Equipment and Physical Improvement Grant – Designed to help grocery stores and small food retailers make improvements to allow the stocking of fresh foods. Between 10 and 18 grants of up to $50,000 will be made.
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GFAP Technical Assistance Grant – Available to help nonprofit organizations and public agencies provide technical assistance to eligible food retailers. Awards up to $100,000 will be made for this round of applicants.
Awards for both grants must be used to support projects that are in or serve low- to moderate-income communities with limited access to supermarkets.
Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) 2023 Community Clinic Grant
DEADLINE: March 27
Minnesota Statute 145.9268 authorizes the Commissioner of Health to award grants to support the capacity of eligible organizations to plan, establish or operate clinical services for populations with low income and/or living in rural areas of the state. Program funding will support clinic efforts to improve:
- Mental health services for adolescents and young adults ages 12-25
- Oral health programs, with preference for projects supporting collaborative practice dental hygienists to provide services in community locations, or
- Clinical services for at-risk youth
For more information, visit 2023 Community Clinic Grant
Available Funding for Homework Starts with Home (HSWH) Program
Deadline: Wednesday, March 29
Minnesota Housing is now accepting applications for the Homework Starts with Home (HSWH) program. This program supports collaborative efforts between schools, housing organizations, and local governments to identify, engage, and stabilize students and their families who are housing insecure. Funding is contingent upon legislative approval of program appropriations. Eligible grantees include:
- Twin Cities metropolitan area Family Homelessness Prevention and Assistance Program (FHPAP) administrators.
- Non-metropolitan area FHPAP administrators.
- Tribal Nations.
- Housing Trust Fund (HTF) administrators.
For more information, visit the HSWH webpage.
Grant Available for Youth at Work Competitive Grant
Deadline: Friday, March 31
The Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) is accepting proposals for a Youth at Work Grant. These grants provide workforce development and employment training opportunities to economically disadvantaged or at-risk youth between the ages of 14 and 24 years old who are not currently in school, are homeless, involved in the foster care or juvenile justice systems, living in low-income households receiving public assistance, have disabilities, or are from underrepresented communities in the work force. Grantees may request up to $850,000 to fund their Youth at Work programming over the course of two years, and a total of nearly $3.9 million is available for distribution.
For more information, visit Youth at Work Grant
Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) Safe Harbor
DEADLINE: April 4
MDH is looking for proposals for Regional Navigator and supportive services to prevent and address sex trafficking of youth in Minnesota. Organizations eligible to apply in this competitive process include, but are not limited to, local public health, social service agencies, nonprofit organizations, Tribal governments, units of government, schools and/or school districts, health care organizations, and other interested agencies demonstrating experience and/or expertise in working with sexually exploited youth and/or youth at-risk for sexual exploitation.
For more information, visit Safe Habor
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