Employment Opportunities

Employment Opportunities


ALL POSITIONS REQUIRE A COMPLETED EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION - SEE BELOW

Youth Service Bureau

YOUTH SHELTER WORKERS
Youth Workers needed for local youth shelter: Part-time $13.50/hr. plus paid sick, vacation & holiday (pro-rated on # of hours worked).  Fulltime $14.25/hr. plus full health benefits.
Redwood Community Action Agency's Youth Service Bureau is hiring staff to work with youth residing in our 24-hr. youth shelter. Applicants need to have a clean driving record, pass a background check, have experience with the population, and/or BA degree in social work, psychology, or a related field (combo of exp. & appropriate # of college credits may be substituted for BA).
Applicants must also be able to work a varying schedule that includes weekends, overnights, and holidays. For more info call 707-443-8322 ext. 206. Open until filled; interviews will take place as we receive qualified applicants.

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Energy & Environmental Services

OUTREACH & INTAKE SPECIALIST

$14.00/hour full time with complete benefit package
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Community Services Division 


AFACTR AmeriCorps seeks members for the 2019/2020 Term of Service

The mission of the AFACTR AmeriCorps program is to strengthen Humboldt County communities and families through collaborative work with Family Resource Centers and Child Welfare Services. By providing families with basic case management, parenting lessons and increasing the awareness of local resources members are helping to: reduce family isolation, create healthy families and improve outcomes of children and families who are in need and/or at risk for child abuse. The primary purpose of the program is to help prevent child abuse in Humboldt County.

AFACTR (Assisting Families to Access Change through Resources) AmeriCorps is a program administered by Redwood Community Action Agency and is currently accepting applications. There are 10 - 15 member positions which serve a year long, fulltime term of service.  Applications will continue to be accepted until all positions are filled. Apply now! 
The following locations are the service sites: Southern Humboldt, Rio Dell, Fortuna, Loleta, Eureka/South Bay, McKinleyville, Blue Lake, Willow Creek and Hoopa (Hupa).

We have the following service sites still available: Southern Humboldt, Hoopa, Rio Dell  and Fortuna.

TO APPLY: go to my.americorps.gov and fill out an application.  Do not fill out the RCAA employment application.

AFACTR AmeriCorps Members will: 
• Provide families with preventative case management
• Make referrals for families to needed local resources 
• Support positive family and community connections for children 
• Teach Nurturing Parenting Lessons
• Participate in national service days

Minimum requirements: 
• Must be 21 years of age or older
• U.S. citizen or legal resident
• High School Graduate and some college
• Have good communication skills/experience working with the public 

Preferred qualifications include: 
• Social service experience
• At least 1 year college course work
• Proficient or bi-lingual in English and Spanish for select sites

If you have questions please contact Program Coordinator Daniel Gallardo at (707) 269-2047 or dgallardo@rcaa.org.

Compensation and benefits: All members receive a $17,750.00 term  living allowance which is paid twice monthly in equal increments throughout the term, an educational award of $6095.00 and student loans can be put in forbearance during your term of service. Other benefits include: basic health insurance, child care benefits if eligible, training, member development, a very supportive network of members and staff and being part of a nationwide group of hundreds of AmeriCorps members making a difference in our communities.
 

Why work with us: 

All fulltime positions come with a complete benefit package, which includes the following:

• Medical, dental and vision (minimal share of cost and must work at least 30+ hours per week)
• 2 weeks paid vacation for year one, 3 weeks for year two, and 4 weeks for year five
• 12 days paid sick time per year
• 12 paid holidays and 1 personal day per year

Part-time employees are eligible for paid vacation and sick time on a pro-rated basis depending on the amount of hours worked. P/T employees may also be eligible for paid holidays dependent upon certain criteria in RCAA's paid holiday policy.
 
You can turn in your application materials by:

Email: rcaa@rcaa.org

Fax: (707) 445-1519

Mail or in person at: RCAA, 904 G Street, Eureka, CA 95501

How to apply:

All RCAA positions (except AFACTR) require a completed employment application. You may submit a cover letter and résumé with your application (optional). In addition to the required application, you must also complete and submit the Applicant Acknowledgements (page 2 of the Application PDF package).

EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION - Click on 'Employment Application' to open the PDF document to print and manually fill out. You will need to have access to Adobe Acrobat Reader to open the application.

ONLINE EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION - Click on 'Online Employment Application' to open the PDF document to electronically fill out.  NOTE: Before you submit this application you must save it to your computer; otherwise when you submit it, the form will be blank.  Once you have saved the online application you can submit it through email, fax, or drop off at 904 G Street, Eureka.

Applications are in PDF format. Go to http://get.adobe.com/reader/ if you need to download Adobe Reader for free.

How do RCAA's programs impact you?

  • Natural Resouces Services (NRS) works directly with Humboldt County community leaders, schools and parents to improve safety and encourage more children to safely walk and bicycle to school. NRS helps coordinate both the Greater Eureka and Humboldt County Safe Routes to School Task Forces.
  • Teaching preschoolers oral health care is a result of the TOOTH program.
  • Natural Resources Services works with community members, civic groups and local jurisdictions to enhance neighborhood street tree planting and support the development of community forests for public access and watershed protection.