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NAMI McHenry County is seeking to hire a Recovery Support Specialist, a position that will make a significant impact in McHenry County.
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Full Time Police Social Worker The Police Social Worker Division serves 16 police departments throughout McHenry County in a collaborative effort to bridge the gap between law enforcement and social services.
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The Development Assistant will assist the development team in reaching CASA’s annual fundraising goals through fundraising events and grant research.
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Requires travel by personal auto between office (McHenry) and project sites throughout McHenry County IL with business mileage reimbursed at the annual IRS mileage rate. The Construction Manager will work with the Director of Construction in the development, procurement, scheduling, coordination and execution of Home Ownership and Critical Home Repair projects, and support our Construction Supervisor, Home Ownership Projects Manager and Home Repair Manager.
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This is a full-time on-site role for a Bi-Cultural/Bilingual Community Case Manager at our organization located in McHenry County, IL. The Community Case Manager will be responsible for providing direct services and support to individuals in the community.
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