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Connection

Director Proposals

Springfield, IL

$138K - $179K/yr

It's what makes Connection unique-what drives us to innovate and create technology solutions that ... resources for you and your family. Our compensation, 401k plans, medical insurance, and other ...

Connection

Director Proposals

Springfield, IL

$138K - $179K/yr

It's what makes Connection unique--what drives us to innovate and create technology solutions that ... resources for you and your family. Our compensation, 401k plans, medical insurance, and other ...

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Connection

Director Proposals

Springfield, IL · On-site +1

$138K - $179K/yr

It's what makes Connection unique-what drives us to innovate and create technology solutions that ... Lead proposal kickoff meetings, coordinate deliverables, and manage timelines and resources * Track ...

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What is the difference between Director Resource Connection vs Resource Coordinator?

AspectDirector Resource ConnectionResource Coordinator
CredentialsTypically requires a bachelor's degree, relevant experience, and industry-specific certificationsUsually requires a high school diploma or associate degree, with some roles preferring certifications
Work EnvironmentCorporate or organizational settings, often in non-profits, government, or large companiesOffice environments, community organizations, or project sites
ResponsibilitiesOversees resource allocation, manages teams, develops strategies for resource sharingCoordinates resource scheduling, tracks resource usage, supports resource planning

The main difference between a Director Resource Connection and a Resource Coordinator lies in scope and seniority. The Director typically has strategic oversight and leadership responsibilities, while the Resource Coordinator focuses on day-to-day resource management and coordination tasks. Both roles are essential in ensuring efficient resource utilization within organizations, but they differ in level of responsibility and decision-making authority.

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Youth Advocate (Specialty JCPS Connector and SEL Specialist)

Youth Advocate (Specialty JCPS Connector and SEL Specialist)

Neighborhood House

Louisville, KY • On-site

$16/hr

Full-time

Posted 7 days ago

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Neighborhood House in Louisville, KY, is hiring a full-time, non-exempt Youth Advocate, an experienced professional focused on connecting K-12 youth with school systems for better support, utilizing Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) to build trusting relationships, and guiding academic and personal growth for youth in the community. The role involves providing individual support, advocating within educational settings, coordinating services, and promoting positive youth development through SEL activities, requiring compassion and flexibility to help youth succeed in various aspects of their lives.
Key Responsibilities
  • Advocacy and Support: Act as a dedicated advocate for youth
  • Collaboration with Schools: Work closely with school systems to encourage increased connection and collaboration
  • Social-Emotional Learning (SEL): Design and implement SEL lessons, activities, and programs
  • Relationship Building: Build trusting relationships with youth, families, educators, and community
  • Program Development: Develop and facilitate workshops, group activities, or one-on-one mentoring sessions to promote positive youth development.
  • Resource Connection: Identify and connect youth and families to relevant community resources, services, and opportunities that support their well-being and success.
  • Data and Reporting: Monitor and document youth progress, program outcomes, and feedback to assess effectiveness and inform future initiatives.
  • Crisis Intervention: Provide support and guidance to youth in crisis, collaborating with appropriate professionals and resources as needed.
  • Direct Youth Care: Immersion into the program: Provide direct care and support to youth during program hours.

Facilitate safe, engaging environments during after-school programs and recreational outings

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