Hospice Volunteering for Gentiva Hospice in Colorado Springs

Our PEARLS program of Colorado is looking for compassionate, dedicated, and skilled Director for: El Paso County. The director needs to be highly focused and mission-driven, and believe in the goals of PEARLS program of Colorado and embody the core values when interacting with employees, and business contacts. A creative and visionary spirit, considering the long-term path of the organization. Job details:v    Competitive Salaryv    Parttime: approximately 20- 30 hours a month (hours and times are based on need and staff availability)  v    Identify, recruit, train and develop a talented team of employees who can lead critical departments and manage strategic business functions.v    Supervise PEARLS program Coaches as outlined by UW PEARLSv    Develop the organizational culture and promote transparency and collaboration throughout the organization.v    Offer continuing support to coaches and volunteers as needed by the individuals.v    Represent the company at social and corporate events in ways that strengthen the brand and communicate the companys message. Attend Programs that might offer referrals such as SRC and SNP.v    Monitor company operations and ensure employees and business practices comply with regulatory and legal requirements.v    Take donations and grant checks to the bank as well as write checks as needed to pay for program needs and pay staff with bookkeeper. Send thank you notes for donations. Qualifications:v    MSW/BSW or equivalent experience in human services working with older adultsv    Direct care with geriatric population: 5+ year (preferred)v    Multilingual (preferred)v    U.S. work authorization (required)v    Valid drivers license, current automobile insurance, reliable vehicle to use for visits (required)  v    Mileage reimbursement We look forward to hearing from you! Ways to apply:Call Cynthia Margiotta Director 719 459-2017 or email dignityads@comcast.net

The Lockwood Foundation assists individuals who have limited mobility with life-changing experiences on the trails. If you are fit and able to hike 3-5 miles, we need your help to assist our disabled athletes on the trails. Contact Jeff at 303-587-0698 or sign up on our website at thelockwoodfoundation.org

We are NOW offering a NEW TWO WEEK C.N.A. program where we are offering to sponsor up to 50 individuals who may be interested in obtaining their C.N.A. certification. We are currently accepting applications for our class starting on April 1st, 2024.All they have to do is apply on our website at: www.beopersonalcare.com/scholarship   Scholarship includes all classes and fees to obtain their Colorado CNA License.  We invite you to share this AMAZING opportunity with other community partners! For more information feel free to contact us at 719 362 0094.

 Every child with a disability has strengths. These may be in doing artwork, in their personality, or in their motor skills. Every child has a strength. Its more important for us to focus on what children can do, their abilities, rather than their disability. We can use childrens abilities to assist the areas that they have most challenges with. Unicef / Parenting for Every ChildSCOPE: To help provide a safe, healthy, and enrichingenvironment for children and young adults served at Special Kids SpecialFamilies Zachs Place childcare and respite program. This position is under thedirect supervision of the Program Director and/or designee. This can be a full-time (40hr/wk) or part-time (20hr/wk) position.ESSENTIAL DUTIES:  Provide direct care, including physical care to theprograms participants. May include caring for medically fragile individuals  Assist in the implementation of established goals andtreatment in the daily programming of the Center as determined in theparticipants individual plan  Follow the policies and procedures for the care ofZachs Place participants, as established by the Center and the StateDepartment of Human Services. This includes safety plans, reportingemergencies, life skills programming and emergency procedures  Maintain necessary paperwork, including medicationlogs, incident reports, check-in guide. Report any Center needs, includingrepair and maintenance, in the staff communication book and to Team Shift Lead  Report and document incidents per agency policies andprocedures for reporting incidents  Must be willing to learn and implement positive behaviorsupports for the children  Will work as a team member and assist other staff inthe completion of tasks to maintain the Centers standards for safety andcleanliness  Must be willing to implement community participationactivities  Must be willing to assist with faculty duties,recreation activities, and other areas to better serve those participating inthe program  Other duties as assigned.MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:   High Schooldiploma or GED   A minimum of 2 years experience providing direct care to children, withsome experience working with children with special needs.   Must be able to lift and transfer, up to 50 lbs. and be able to standfor the majority of the shift.   Must be available to work occasional weekend days if needed.   Must be able to work independently in the communityfor picking up and dropping off children, community participation and communityconnections activities; thus, meeting the agencys standards for independentwork   Workexperience that includes one or more of the following CAN License, BehaviorSupport Specialist, Paraprofessional in the school system or Home Health Workeris an asset   CPR,First Aid, & Universal Precautions within 30 days of hire   ValidDrivers License & current vehicle insurance SALARY: $17-18/HR BENEFITS INCLUDE:   Health, Life, Dental & Vision Insurance   401K   Paid time off   Referral Program   Paid HolidaysZachs Place childcare and respite center serveschildren ages 2.5-18 with disabilities (developmental, behavioral, andphysical).   As a CHILDCARE PROVIDER/TEACHER you will beproviding children with practical life skills education, developcritical safety and self-sufficiency skills, and involve the children in communityinclusion activities. Youll be working with them on fine and gross motoractivities to gain interpersonal and communication skills.  Youll be helping the children participate inmusic, art, and science classes appropriate for their different developmentallevels and engage them in our new and unique on-site horticulture therapy andgarden program. The indoor and outdoor play areas include adaptive equipment forthe youth to encourage physical activity.