Goodwill VISTA STRIVE Program and Events VISTA STRIVE began in 1999, providing a safe space for tweens, teens, and young adults with intellectual disabilities. Today, we serve over 1400 participants through over 10 programs. Our programs are designed to address the many issues faced by young adults with disabilities and to assist our participants in utilizing resources within their community so they can participate as active members of their communities. Our members are about three times more likely to live in poverty than the rest of the state, so a main focus of STRIVE programs is supporting our participants to learn valuable independent living skills. Additional programming includes educational courses, social opportunities, developing leadership potential, fostering career exploration through education and training, and providing support and resources for families. To learn more about our agency and each of our programs, please visit . Member Duties: This member will help grow STRIVE Programs by providing outreach to local schools, businesses, and community members and increasing funding for STRIVE Programs by supporting annual fundraisers and grant research. To grow program participation, this member will network with local case management agencies and schools to provide education and marketing materials about STRIVE Programs. To grow the STRIVE volunteer base, this member will build a volunteer management tool and expand on current volunteer appreciation practices. This member will also network with local businesses and area colleges to promote volunteer opportunities. To increase funding, this member will assist in planning STRIVE’s four annual fundraisers: STRIVE Rocks, an annual auction, a 5K and community block party, and Kevin on the Roof. This member will also secure grant funding by researching national and local grants and supporting the application process and reporting needs. Program Benefits: Living Allowance, Health Coverage*, Choice of Education Award or End of Service Stipend, Training, Relocation Allowance, Childcare assistance if eligible. Terms: Permits working at another job during off hours, Permits attendance at school during off hours, Car recommended. Service Areas: Community and Economic Development, Community Outreach, Children/Youth, Education. Skills: Conflict Resolution, Recruitment, Non-Profit Management, Fundraising/Grant Writing, Education, Computers/Technology, Community Organization, Public Speaking, Teamwork, Writing/Editing, Youth Development, Social Services, Communications. #J-18808-Ljbffr AmeriCorps
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