Opportunities From: HandsOn Twin Cities

Volunteer: Communications and Marketing Intern (Age 18 +)

Communications and Marketing Specialist 

Reports To

Communications and Marketing Manager for Casa de Esperanza: National Latin@ Network

Description

Help support the marketing and communications efforts for the organization and for promoting the achievement of Casa de Esperanza’s goals. This is an excellent opportunity to experience various aspects of marketing while working for a community-based nonprofit organization.     

Responsibilities

Marketing and Communications support for the Manager Update and maintain Casa’s social media presence, including scheduling Facebook updates. Assist in planning, coordinating, and executing the NLN’s weekly blog and newsletter. Design flyers, graphics, e-vites and other marketing material for major events hosted by Casa. Update the Casa, NLN, and NO MAS websites Collaborate with staff on new ideas, directions, and venues for marketing and communications. Assist in national and local Domestic Violence Awareness Month projects. Use team resources to effectively fulfill responsibilities and agency goals. Be available to other team members for the same purposes. Participate in ensuring focus on agency mission and fulfilling agency goals. Promote cooperative efforts in effective communication, meeting challenges and decision-making. Other projects or duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Ability to model behavior consistent with the Casa de Esperanza mission. Bilingual abilities in Spanish and English (Highly encouraged) Knowledge of, and ability to apply office and business management procedures, and to use computer and other technical resources effectively to accomplish work.

Preferences

Knowledge on basic communication/social media outreach practices Prior experience doing media outreach Experience working in/with Latin@ community preferred

Inquiries and Applications

Please fill out our volunteer application at https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . If you have questions please contact volunteer@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Communications and Marketing Specialist 

Reports To

Communications and Marketing Manager for Casa de Esperanza: National Latin@ Network

Description

Help support the marketing and communications efforts for the organization and for promoting the achievement of Casa de Esperanza’s goals. This is an excellent opportunity to experience various aspects of marketing while working for a community-based nonprofit organization.     

Responsibilities

Marketing and Communications support for the Manager Update and maintain Casa’s social media presence, including scheduling Facebook updates. Assist in planning, coordinating, and executing the NLN’s weekly blog and newsletter. Design flyers, graphics, e-vites and other marketing material for major events hosted by Casa. Update the Casa, NLN, and NO MAS websites Collaborate with staff on new ideas, directions, and venues for marketing and communications. Assist in national and local Domestic Violence Awareness Month projects. Use team resources to effectively fulfill responsibilities and agency goals. Be available to other team members for the same purposes. Participate in ensuring focus on agency mission and fulfilling agency goals. Promote cooperative efforts in effective communication, meeting challenges and decision-making. Other projects or duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Ability to model behavior consistent with the Casa de Esperanza mission. Bilingual abilities in Spanish and English (Highly encouraged) Knowledge of, and ability to apply office and business management procedures, and to use computer and other technical resources effectively to accomplish work.

Preferences

Knowledge on basic communication/social media outreach practices Prior experience doing media outreach Experience working in/with Latin@ community preferred

Inquiries and Applications

Please fill out our volunteer application at https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . If you have questions please contact volunteer@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Self-Care Kits for Survivors (Age 18 +)

Due to the high levels of stress and trauma that many survivors of domestic violence face, our
advocates support and encourage participants to incorporate self-care techniques into their daily
lives. Survivors of abuse are often told they are undeserving and have had very few opportunities to
take care of themselves and their children in ways they deserve. There are many useful materials
that support survivors to practice self-care. Here is a list of supplies that can be collected and
assembled into self-care kits for our advocates to give to participants:
 Essential oils for aromatherapy
 Scented candles or incense
 Yoga mats
 Yoga, zumba, or dance passes or DVDs
 Stress balls
 Fidget rings or tactile jewelry
 Coloring books and supplies
 Painting canvas and paints
 Journals
 Crochet hooks/Knitting needles and yarn
 Other craft supplies
 Shopping giftcards
 Perfume
 Make-up
 Nail polish
 Spa giftcards or kits
For inquiries or questions please contact Sarahi Mateo at 651-772-1723 or smateo@casadeesperanza.org.

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Due to the high levels of stress and trauma that many survivors of domestic violence face, our
advocates support and encourage participants to incorporate self-care techniques into their daily
lives. Survivors of abuse are often told they are undeserving and have had very few opportunities to
take care of themselves and their children in ways they deserve. There are many useful materials
that support survivors to practice self-care. Here is a list of supplies that can be collected and
assembled into self-care kits for our advocates to give to participants:
 Essential oils for aromatherapy
 Scented candles or incense
 Yoga mats
 Yoga, zumba, or dance passes or DVDs
 Stress balls
 Fidget rings or tactile jewelry
 Coloring books and supplies
 Painting canvas and paints
 Journals
 Crochet hooks/Knitting needles and yarn
 Other craft supplies
 Shopping giftcards
 Perfume
 Make-up
 Nail polish
 Spa giftcards or kits
For inquiries or questions please contact Sarahi Mateo at 651-772-1723 or smateo@casadeesperanza.org.

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Move-In Kits for Survivors (Age 18 +)

Women and children experiencing domestic violence often come to the Refugio (shelter) with very
few of their possessions. Additionally, many of the survivors we work with do not have access to
their family finances and may depend on their partners for financial support. Some may not be able
to return to their previous homes so we do assist them in finding safe housing. When residents leave
the Refugio and move into a new home, they are often starting from scratch. We attempt to provide
a Move-In Kit for every resident that leaves so they have a smoother start in creating their new
home.

Here is a list of supplies that can be collected and assembled into Move-In Kits for survivors
and their children leaving the Refugio:
 Laundry baskets
 Laundry detergent
 Clothes hangers (no wire please)*
 Dish soap and sponges
 Bathroom and kitchen cleaning supplies
 Paper towels
 Toilet paper and facial tissues
 Large pots and pans*
 Cooking utensils*
 Silverware*
 Dishes and glassware*
 Coffee mugs*
 Large storage containers with locking
lids (for moving and storage)*
 Bed linens, blankets, and comforters*
 Grocery, Gas, and shopping gift cards
*indicates that gently used items are accepted.
For inquiries or questions please contact Beth Baynes at 651-772-1723 or bcheeley@casadeesperanza.org.

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Women and children experiencing domestic violence often come to the Refugio (shelter) with very
few of their possessions. Additionally, many of the survivors we work with do not have access to
their family finances and may depend on their partners for financial support. Some may not be able
to return to their previous homes so we do assist them in finding safe housing. When residents leave
the Refugio and move into a new home, they are often starting from scratch. We attempt to provide
a Move-In Kit for every resident that leaves so they have a smoother start in creating their new
home.

Here is a list of supplies that can be collected and assembled into Move-In Kits for survivors
and their children leaving the Refugio:
 Laundry baskets
 Laundry detergent
 Clothes hangers (no wire please)*
 Dish soap and sponges
 Bathroom and kitchen cleaning supplies
 Paper towels
 Toilet paper and facial tissues
 Large pots and pans*
 Cooking utensils*
 Silverware*
 Dishes and glassware*
 Coffee mugs*
 Large storage containers with locking
lids (for moving and storage)*
 Bed linens, blankets, and comforters*
 Grocery, Gas, and shopping gift cards
*indicates that gently used items are accepted.
For inquiries or questions please contact Beth Baynes at 651-772-1723 or bcheeley@casadeesperanza.org.

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Men & Boys Facilitator

Internship/Volunteer Title

Té Invitó Facilitor Assistant

Reports To

Men & Boys Engagement Coordinator

Internship Description

This internship is responsible for supporting the Men & Boys Engagement coordinator. This hands-on position will expose the intern/volunteer to Casa de Esperanza’s community engagement outreach. The individual will first learn about the program in place and its utilization to change cultural perceptions for the prevention of domestic violence among the Latin@ Community. Focus is on learning how to facilitate programs, with the eventual responsibility of facilitating a session. 

Responsibilities

Learning about Casa de Esperanza, domestic violence, and how it impacts the Latin@ Community Learning about the Té Invitó Campaign Practicing how to facilitate groups of either men (18+) or boys (11-17) Intern/volunteer will be selected to assist with either the men or youth groups Assist with community outreach and engagement

Qualifications

Experience/willingness to learn how to facilitate groups Ability to learn and then be able to train others Working with adults or children Bilingual, Spanish & English Multicultural or have experience working with Latin@s community

Preferences

Due to sensitive topics of Masculinity and domestic violence, would have a preference for male or male-identified individuals If you do not meet this requirement check out our community engagement volunteering opportunity

Inquiries and Applications

Please fill out the volunteer application at our website https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . For questions, please contact volunteer@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Internship/Volunteer Title

Té Invitó Facilitor Assistant

Reports To

Men & Boys Engagement Coordinator

Internship Description

This internship is responsible for supporting the Men & Boys Engagement coordinator. This hands-on position will expose the intern/volunteer to Casa de Esperanza’s community engagement outreach. The individual will first learn about the program in place and its utilization to change cultural perceptions for the prevention of domestic violence among the Latin@ Community. Focus is on learning how to facilitate programs, with the eventual responsibility of facilitating a session. 

Responsibilities

Learning about Casa de Esperanza, domestic violence, and how it impacts the Latin@ Community Learning about the Té Invitó Campaign Practicing how to facilitate groups of either men (18+) or boys (11-17) Intern/volunteer will be selected to assist with either the men or youth groups Assist with community outreach and engagement

Qualifications

Experience/willingness to learn how to facilitate groups Ability to learn and then be able to train others Working with adults or children Bilingual, Spanish & English Multicultural or have experience working with Latin@s community

Preferences

Due to sensitive topics of Masculinity and domestic violence, would have a preference for male or male-identified individuals If you do not meet this requirement check out our community engagement volunteering opportunity

Inquiries and Applications

Please fill out the volunteer application at our website https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . For questions, please contact volunteer@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Accounting Intern (Age 18 +)

Internship Title

Accounting Intern (One Semester Commitment)

 

Reports To

Finance Director

 

Internship Description

This internship is responsible for supporting the finance team which is implementing new accounting applications and processes. This hands on position will expose the intern to all aspects of the accounting functions of a mid-size non-profit business with a $5 million budget and 50 employees nationwide.

 

Responsibilities

Build financial reports for department performance. Enter adjustments to the general ledger. Enter agency budget data. Track expenditures. Attach electronic documents to financial transactions. Other tasks as assigned within the finance department.

 

Qualifications

Accounting or finance background. Familiarity with Accounting applications, QuickBooks in particular. Relatively proficient with Microsoft Excel.

Preferences

Ability to model behavior consistent with the Casa de Esperanza mission. Bilingual abilities in Spanish and English (Highly encouraged) Experience working in/with Latin@ community

 

Inquiries and Applications

Please fill out our volunteer application at https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . If you have questions please contact volunteer@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Internship Title

Accounting Intern (One Semester Commitment)

 

Reports To

Finance Director

 

Internship Description

This internship is responsible for supporting the finance team which is implementing new accounting applications and processes. This hands on position will expose the intern to all aspects of the accounting functions of a mid-size non-profit business with a $5 million budget and 50 employees nationwide.

 

Responsibilities

Build financial reports for department performance. Enter adjustments to the general ledger. Enter agency budget data. Track expenditures. Attach electronic documents to financial transactions. Other tasks as assigned within the finance department.

 

Qualifications

Accounting or finance background. Familiarity with Accounting applications, QuickBooks in particular. Relatively proficient with Microsoft Excel.

Preferences

Ability to model behavior consistent with the Casa de Esperanza mission. Bilingual abilities in Spanish and English (Highly encouraged) Experience working in/with Latin@ community

 

Inquiries and Applications

Please fill out our volunteer application at https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . If you have questions please contact volunteer@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Facilities Coordinator Assistant (Age 18 +)

Volunteer Title

Facilities Coordinator Assistant

Reports To

Facilities Coordinator

Volunteer Description

This position is responsible for supporting the Facilities Coordinator. This hands-on position will allow the volunteer to support Casa de Esperanza’s cause of providing a refuge for Latinas in our community. The volunteer will be in charge of maintain a clean and welcoming environment at El Refugio, our women’s shelter.  Willingness to accept any odd job is necessary attitude for this position.

Responsibilities

Learning about Casa de Esperanza, domestic violence, and how it impacts the Latino Community Learning about our intervention practices in the community Cleaning the communal areas at El Refugio Sorting donations, organizing files, helping to maintain a clean workspace Maintaining the grounds of El Refugio Completing odd jobs around El Refugio

Qualifications

Able to follow directions Self-motivated to find tasks to do Desire to help do even the smallest tasks Ability to help maintain a clean environment

Preferred

Bilingual, Spanish & English Multicultural or have experience working with Latinos

Inquiries and Applications

Please fill out the volunteer application at our website https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . For questions, please contact volunteer@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Volunteer Title

Facilities Coordinator Assistant

Reports To

Facilities Coordinator

Volunteer Description

This position is responsible for supporting the Facilities Coordinator. This hands-on position will allow the volunteer to support Casa de Esperanza’s cause of providing a refuge for Latinas in our community. The volunteer will be in charge of maintain a clean and welcoming environment at El Refugio, our women’s shelter.  Willingness to accept any odd job is necessary attitude for this position.

Responsibilities

Learning about Casa de Esperanza, domestic violence, and how it impacts the Latino Community Learning about our intervention practices in the community Cleaning the communal areas at El Refugio Sorting donations, organizing files, helping to maintain a clean workspace Maintaining the grounds of El Refugio Completing odd jobs around El Refugio

Qualifications

Able to follow directions Self-motivated to find tasks to do Desire to help do even the smallest tasks Ability to help maintain a clean environment

Preferred

Bilingual, Spanish & English Multicultural or have experience working with Latinos

Inquiries and Applications

Please fill out the volunteer application at our website https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . For questions, please contact volunteer@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Family Advocate (Age 18 +)

Title

Family Advocacy Volunteer (Six-month commitment)

Reports To

In-House Advocate

Job Site

El Refugio—address is confidential until assistant is hired. The Refugio is in St. Paul on a major bus line.

Time Commitment and Hours Preferred

3 hours per week minimum. Volunteer support is preferred during 8am-9pm during the week and weekends Six-month minimum commitment

Position Description

The Family Advocacy volunteer works alongside and collaborates with advocates in the shelter to provide much needed support to women and children at the shelter. The volunteer can also work on special projects in the office and with participants at the Refugio. The volunteer will receive intensive training on site-specific issues depending on intern abilities and interests. Training may include:

Domestic Violence Refugio operations Answering Crisis calls Orders for Protection Working with women and children Planning and leading activities in the Refugio

Responsibilities

A Family Advocacy volunteer may work in either or both of the following areas:

Direct Advocacy & Support:

Providing supportive listening to women and children in Assisting Refugio residents in tasks such as job seeking, apartment searches and applying for public assistance. Planning and engaging in activities with children and/or women residents. Answering crisis line. Assist Senior Advocate with support groups for residents. Organize physical activities (yoga, zumba, walking groups etc.) Organize craft and art activities (knitting, jewelry making etc.) Teach participants how to use the Metro Transit system

Administrative Support & Special Projects:

Assist Refugio Manager with data-entry, statistical gathering and analysis. Assist Refugio Manager in updating materials. Assist Facilities Coordinator in planning and leading volunteer projects (painting, planting, etc.) Researching local resources for staff and participants. Organizing donations drives in the community. Translating documents for use in Refugio and for participants. Seek donations for from businesses in the community Organizing clothing and other donated items. Other special projects based on intern interests and needs.

Qualifications

Bilingual in Spanish and English (required) Commitment to Casa de Esperanza’s mission, philosophy, and code of ethics. Ability to relate to people of diverse cultures, sexual orientations, income levels, ages, and abilities Combination of education and experience in family sciences, social work or a similar field is preferred Experience working in/with the Latin@ community (Highly encouraged)

Working Conditions

Casa de Esperanza strives for a fully inclusive work environment and does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, sex, national origin, ancestry, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, or marital status.

The above statements are not intended to encompass all functions and qualifications of this position; rather, they are offered to provide a general framework of the requirements of the position. Job incumbents may be required to perform other functions not specifically addressed in this job description.

Inquiries and applications

Please fill out our volunteer application at https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . If you have questions please contact volunteer@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Title

Family Advocacy Volunteer (Six-month commitment)

Reports To

In-House Advocate

Job Site

El Refugio—address is confidential until assistant is hired. The Refugio is in St. Paul on a major bus line.

Time Commitment and Hours Preferred

3 hours per week minimum. Volunteer support is preferred during 8am-9pm during the week and weekends Six-month minimum commitment

Position Description

The Family Advocacy volunteer works alongside and collaborates with advocates in the shelter to provide much needed support to women and children at the shelter. The volunteer can also work on special projects in the office and with participants at the Refugio. The volunteer will receive intensive training on site-specific issues depending on intern abilities and interests. Training may include:

Domestic Violence Refugio operations Answering Crisis calls Orders for Protection Working with women and children Planning and leading activities in the Refugio

Responsibilities

A Family Advocacy volunteer may work in either or both of the following areas:

Direct Advocacy & Support:

Providing supportive listening to women and children in Assisting Refugio residents in tasks such as job seeking, apartment searches and applying for public assistance. Planning and engaging in activities with children and/or women residents. Answering crisis line. Assist Senior Advocate with support groups for residents. Organize physical activities (yoga, zumba, walking groups etc.) Organize craft and art activities (knitting, jewelry making etc.) Teach participants how to use the Metro Transit system

Administrative Support & Special Projects:

Assist Refugio Manager with data-entry, statistical gathering and analysis. Assist Refugio Manager in updating materials. Assist Facilities Coordinator in planning and leading volunteer projects (painting, planting, etc.) Researching local resources for staff and participants. Organizing donations drives in the community. Translating documents for use in Refugio and for participants. Seek donations for from businesses in the community Organizing clothing and other donated items. Other special projects based on intern interests and needs.

Qualifications

Bilingual in Spanish and English (required) Commitment to Casa de Esperanza’s mission, philosophy, and code of ethics. Ability to relate to people of diverse cultures, sexual orientations, income levels, ages, and abilities Combination of education and experience in family sciences, social work or a similar field is preferred Experience working in/with the Latin@ community (Highly encouraged)

Working Conditions

Casa de Esperanza strives for a fully inclusive work environment and does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, sex, national origin, ancestry, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, or marital status.

The above statements are not intended to encompass all functions and qualifications of this position; rather, they are offered to provide a general framework of the requirements of the position. Job incumbents may be required to perform other functions not specifically addressed in this job description.

Inquiries and applications

Please fill out our volunteer application at https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . If you have questions please contact volunteer@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Children's Volunteer Coordinator (Age 18 +)

Volunteer Title                                                                                                                                                 

Children’s Volunteer Coordinator (Six month minimum commitment)                                                                                                                                                                          

Reports To        

In-house Advocates

Position Description

Supports In-house Advocates in recruiting and maintaining volunteers working with children and youth.

Responsibilities Develop and run children’s activities as needed. Meet and assist volunteers in developing activities Provide feedback on proposed activities. Assist in organizing Proyecto Navidad Establish an activity schedule for winter and summer break Help plan and facilitate after-school educational/recreational activities for children and youth in the shelter Assist with providing transportation for families Qualifications Bilingual in Spanish and English (required) Commitment to Casa de Esperanza’s mission, philosophy, and code of ethics Sensitivity toward survivors of domestic violence Ability to relate to people of diverse cultures, sexual orientations, income levels, and abilities Demonstrated ability to communicate with and relate to children and young people Demonstrated understanding of Latin@ culture Ability to be flexible with scheduling and adaptability with change Ability to take leadership and be a self-starter

Preferences

Driver’s license and car Great organizational skills Experience working with and planning activities for children

Training Provided

Eight-hour initial training on working with battered women and their children

Training on shelter rules and procedures for working with children (1 hour)

Ongoing on-the-job training

Inquiries and Applications

Please fill out our application at https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . If you have questions please contact volunteers@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Volunteer Title                                                                                                                                                 

Children’s Volunteer Coordinator (Six month minimum commitment)                                                                                                                                                                          

Reports To        

In-house Advocates

Position Description

Supports In-house Advocates in recruiting and maintaining volunteers working with children and youth.

Responsibilities Develop and run children’s activities as needed. Meet and assist volunteers in developing activities Provide feedback on proposed activities. Assist in organizing Proyecto Navidad Establish an activity schedule for winter and summer break Help plan and facilitate after-school educational/recreational activities for children and youth in the shelter Assist with providing transportation for families Qualifications Bilingual in Spanish and English (required) Commitment to Casa de Esperanza’s mission, philosophy, and code of ethics Sensitivity toward survivors of domestic violence Ability to relate to people of diverse cultures, sexual orientations, income levels, and abilities Demonstrated ability to communicate with and relate to children and young people Demonstrated understanding of Latin@ culture Ability to be flexible with scheduling and adaptability with change Ability to take leadership and be a self-starter

Preferences

Driver’s license and car Great organizational skills Experience working with and planning activities for children

Training Provided

Eight-hour initial training on working with battered women and their children

Training on shelter rules and procedures for working with children (1 hour)

Ongoing on-the-job training

Inquiries and Applications

Please fill out our application at https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . If you have questions please contact volunteers@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Events & Conferences Assistant (on needed basis) (Age 18 +)

Internship/Volunteer Title

Events & Conferences Assistant

Reports To

Event Coordinator; Volunteer Coordinator

Description

This volunteering opportunity is short term. Focus would be on providing assistance with any events or conferences that Casa de Esperanza is going to hold. May also assist with larger one-day projects, such as helping participants move to new housing or helping to supervise youth during field trips. Position will require participants to be available for a day on the weekend or a few hours during the day.

Responsibilities

Assisting with community outreach and engagement Helping with event/conference set up Helping to organize event activities Willingness to support in other duties as assigned

Qualifications

Understand, practice and promote the vision, mission, and values of the organization Multicultural or have experience working with Latin@s Experience working in/with Latin@ community preferred Working with adults or children Bilingual, Spanish & English (Highly encouraged) Ability to travel to various locations and work evenings and some weekend events as needed

Inquiries and Applications

Please fill out the volunteer application at our website https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . For questions, please contact volunteer@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Internship/Volunteer Title

Events & Conferences Assistant

Reports To

Event Coordinator; Volunteer Coordinator

Description

This volunteering opportunity is short term. Focus would be on providing assistance with any events or conferences that Casa de Esperanza is going to hold. May also assist with larger one-day projects, such as helping participants move to new housing or helping to supervise youth during field trips. Position will require participants to be available for a day on the weekend or a few hours during the day.

Responsibilities

Assisting with community outreach and engagement Helping with event/conference set up Helping to organize event activities Willingness to support in other duties as assigned

Qualifications

Understand, practice and promote the vision, mission, and values of the organization Multicultural or have experience working with Latin@s Experience working in/with Latin@ community preferred Working with adults or children Bilingual, Spanish & English (Highly encouraged) Ability to travel to various locations and work evenings and some weekend events as needed

Inquiries and Applications

Please fill out the volunteer application at our website https://casadeesperanza.org/en/get-involved/volunteer/ . For questions, please contact volunteer@casadeesperanza.org

Nonprofit: Casa de Esperanza

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No