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The International Rescue Committee (IRC) responds to the world’s worst humanitarian crises, helping to restore health, safety, education, economic wellbeing, and power to people devastated by conflict and disaster.
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The Volunteer & Intern Specialist (VIS) will coordinate with the Community Engagement team to provide volunteer, intern, and mentor support to Turlock office programs. Position Reports to:Community Engagement Manager.
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Under the direction of the Youth Program Supervisor, the Youth Program Specialist will carry out intake assessments, service planning, ongoing case management, and advocacy. The Youth Program Specialist will visit refugee youth in their homes (including during evening hours three times a week throughout the academic school year) to guide youth and empower them to thrive in their new setting.
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The Kansas Office for Refugees (KSOR) was established by the International Rescue Committee (IRC) as the private administrator of the Kansas Refugee Program in 2016 when the State of Kansas opted out of the federal U.S. Refugee Program.
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The Employer Engagement Specialist is responsible for program implementation and service delivery for the Providing Access to Refugees through Training, New skills, English & Readiness (PARTNER) program, which aims to assist refugee clients in retaining jobs and moving beyond entry-level positions in their chosen fields.
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Must speak Haitian Creole to facilitate communication with clients.
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Job Overview: The Employment Specialist assists newly arrived refugees and other qualified immigrants to attain self-sufficiency through employment by guiding them through employment preparation, coordinating job placements, and other career advancement services.
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The Early Childhood Education Specialist will provide supportive behaviors with children in the program and work to promote child development best-practices with parents. An understanding of the principles of early childhood development and an ability to adapt to meet the needs of immigrant and refugee families.
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International Rescue Committee. Job Summary:The Economic Empowerment Specialist is a full-time position that will support the Economic Empowerment department and the Anti-Trafficking Department in case management, financial counseling, job search and placement assistance, and ensuring that survivors of trafficking are accessing the full range of supportive services available to them through trauma-informed services.
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Job Overview: The employer engagement specialist is responsible for program implementation and service delivery for the employer engagement program, which aims to assist refugee clients in retaining jobs and moving beyond entry-level positions in their chosen fields.
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