Trauma-Informed-Youth Survival Educator-K-12

Sitka AmeriCorps Program’s mission is to mitigate the effects of high adverse childhood experience (ACEs) scores prevalent in rural Alaskan communities. We aim to do this through the formation of developmental relationships. These relationships are built through offering enrichment activities, academic support, mentoring, mental health and life skills support, and capacity building. AmeriCorps volunteers serve an average of 40 hours per week in direct service roles, including as tutors, mentors, outreach workers and community organizers. Members live in intentional co-housing dormitory communities with other members, sharing the responsibilities of cooking and cleaning. Members are encouraged to perform ten percent of their total service hours engaged in service activities outside their primary placement. Through service, members often become active in local clubs, faith community, support groups and our tribal community and learning more about the joys and challenges of the community in which they serve. Due to the geography and logistics in Alaska, applicants must be able to commit to a full-time term year of service. Preference will be given to applicants who are local to Alaska. Leadership Development is an important component of the Sitka AmeriCorps program. Members will go through training with AmeriCorps and at their host site to build leadership skills specific to their site. Responsibilities include self-leadership and group conflict resolution, thinking critically about how to serve your population, and reporting outputs and timesheets as related to member service activities. Transportation will be on foot or bicycle. Sitka is walkable and the housing is centrally located. There is also a free public transportation option.

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Member Duties : The mission of Alaska Marine Safety Education Association (AMSEA) is to reduce injury and death in the marine and freshwater environment through education and training provided by a network of qualified marine safety instructors. In Southeast Alaska, many of us work, live, and recreate on the water. While many Southeast Alaska youths enjoy this way of life, it also means that they face constantly changing risks and hazards. Training school aged children in this region is critical for increasing their chance of survival in an emergency. Training youth is also key in improving marine safety culture to reduce marine fatalities locally and globally.

Program Benefits : Housing , Childcare assistance if eligible , Health Coverage , Education award upon successful completion of service , Living Allowance , Training .

Terms

Uniforms provided and required .

Service Areas

Children/Youth .

Skills

Computers/Technology , Teaching/Tutoring , Community Organization , Team Work , Leadership , Non-Profit Management , Youth Development , Education , Public Speaking , Communications , Writing/Editing .

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Summary

Program Type:

AmeriCorps State / National

Program

Trauma-Informed-Youth Survival Educator-K-12

Program Start/End Date

08/01/2024 - 07/31/2025

Work Schedule Full Time

Age Requirement

Minimum: 17 Maximum: 99

Program Locations ALASKA

Accepting Applications

From 03/18/2024 To 05/31/2024

Contact Sarah Lawrie

601 Halibut Point Rd

Sitka AK 99835

1907966340

lawries@sitkaschools.org

Listing ID 122208