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Job Description Job Description Are you 17 or older and passionate about working with kids? Join Emmanuel Family & Child Development Center as a Classroom Supporter through AmeriCorps! ✔ Earn a paycheck + a Segal Education Award for college or student loans ✔ Gain hands-on experience in early childhood education ✔ Support preschoolers with learning, literacy, and fun activities ✔ Make a difference in the Kansas City community Location: Kansas City, MO Commitment: 15-25 hours per week (flexible schedule) Benefits: Living stipend, education award, professional development No experience needed—just a heart for service! Apply today and start your journey with AmeriCorps! **this is non-traditional employment, but a paid service opportunity.** For more info head to our website at www.emmanuelschildcare.org/americorps Company Description Emmanuel Family & Child Development Center opened in 1986 serving the urban core of Kansas City with only 15 children. Today, after two expansions and its de

Who We Are & What Were AboutAt Pathway To Hope, we believe everyone deserves to live a life of dignity, connection, and purposeno matter where they are on their mental health journey. Based in Olathe, KS, were a nonprofit mental health organization dedicated to empowering individuals with mental illness and their families. Our programs--including Reclamation Clubhouse, the first Clubhouse International accredited program in the Kansas City Metro--provide a compassionate community of support, purpose, and belonging. Our vision is a community where mental illness is met with compassion, not stigma.Were growing, evolving, and strengthening our impactand were looking for the right leader to help guide us there.What Were Looking ForWere looking for a mission-driven Executive Director whos passionate about mental health, a natural connector, and ready to lead both strategy and day-to-day operations. You understand the mental health landscape, can move seamlessly between the boardroom and the

Overview: Girl Scouts is the preeminent leadership development organization for girls providing 100+ years experience in research-proven, outcomes-driven programming through the Girl Scout Leadership Experience. Girl Scouts of NE KS & NW MO is one of 112 Girl Scout councils across the United States. Our council is chartered by GSUSA and supports more than 15,000 girl members and 7,000 adult volunteers in a 47-county jurisdiction surrounding the Greater Kansas City, Topeka and St. Joseph areas. The Grant Writer is responsible for researching, identifying, and writing proposals and applications for both public and private grant opportunities and reporting progress to support the organization's fundraising program priorities. This role works with the development team and is also responsible for partnering with program leaders within the organization to strategize and ensure grant goals are met to achieve Council goals and support the Girl Scout mission. Responsibilities: Conduct thorough

Job Description Job Description Emmanuel Family and Child Development Center offers supportive services to families with children living in poverty by providing access to high-quality learning environments, which stimulates the physical, social, emotional and cognitive development of children, improves psychological health and ensures school readiness. We recently moved into a state-of-the-art facility that was custom built for our programs and mission. This move was years in the making and has ushered in a new era of growth as we are now able to serve more children and families than ever before. We have the space and a waiting list of children needing our services, we now need additional teachers to help us meet those needs. Emmanuel Family and Child Development Center could be the place for YOU! We have partnered with the Kansas City Pre-K Cooperative using an innovative pre-K model that provides a structure for participating LEAs such as Emmanuel Family & Child Development Center to

Job Description Job Description Job Title: Director of Foundation and Donor Relations Position Classification: Exempt Reports to: Vice President, Resource Development General Function: The Director of Foundation and Donor Relations position is responsible for developing and maintaining diverse revenue streams through foundations, corporations, individual donors and government entities. This individual will assist the Resource Development Department in building relationships and seeking contributions, playing a role in ongoing stewardship and cultivation of relationships with funding representatives. Skills and Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in related field required. At least three (3) years of progressive, diverse experience in fund development, grant writing and fundraising is preferred. Experience working with volunteers and donors is preferred Job Segments: Manage, organize and write funding proposals Research corporate and private foundations Create and write proposals, grants,

Overview: The Lewis and Clark Information Exchange (LACIE) a 501(c)(3) organization has been exchanging data since September of 2010, the first Health Information Exchange (HIE) to go live in Kansas or Missouri. LACIE was initially formed by Heartland Health in Saint Joseph, MO, now MOSAIC, and was given to the Greater Kansas City Community and the State of Kansas in 2013. LACIE provides patient information to prominent healthcare systems and providers across the Midwest. LACIE is committed to enhancing patient safety by eliminating obsolete, paper-based medical records, and combining patient data into a single, widely available digital record. LACIE is seeking an experienced and detail-oriented Finance Manager to oversee the financial operations of the organization. Working closely with the Executive Director and the Boards Finance Committee, this 20-30 hour/week part-time role is essential to ensuring LACIEs financial health and sustainability. Responsibilities: Financial Leadership:

Job Description Job Description A Summer School Teaching Assistant is responsible for helping Lead Teachers complete daily tasks within a classroom environment. Their duties include leading lessons or small group activities for students and providing individual guidance to students with learning disabilities or behavioral challenges. Teaching Assistant duties and responsibilities Teaching Assistants perform many leadership, organizational and classroom management tasks to support both Teachers and students. Their duties and responsibilities often include: Helping Teachers with lesson preparation, including collecting materials and setting up equipment Reviewing lessons or lectures with students on a one-on-one basis or in small groups Supervising students in class, between classes and during recreation periods and field trips Tracking attendance and meal count Giving extra help to students who need special accommodations or are struggling with a concept Assisting students with special

Job Description Job Description Summer Teacher Job Summary We are seeking a Summer Teacher to lead summer school classes. In this position, you will primarily work with students who may or may not have fallen behind in their academic level, which may require you to provide extra help to some or move at a slower pace. You must also ensure that your students are active and engaged throughout the length of class. Our ideal applicant has prior experience working with students in a similar position during the regular school year. Summer Teacher Duties and Responsibilities Develop daily lesson plans Lead lectures and hands-on activities Assign homework and projects to help your students learn the material Provide extra help to your students when necessary Summer Teacher Requirements and Qualifications Valid teaching license Teaching experience Strong communication and leadership skills Ability to work on an accelerated schedule Company Description Emmanuel Family & Child Development Center o