With the start of June, Illinois has entered Phase 3 of reopening the state. Although reopening has commenced, the effects of the Stay at Home Order remain, and new COVID-19 Resources are still appearing regularly, so keep checking theMcLean County COVID-19 Community Resources Document.
Upcoming dates: Next POG: 7/3/2020 Please submit all POG listings by 7/1/2020 to vpavlik@pathcrisis.org
COVID-19 Resources
Illinois Department of Public Health
COVID-19 HOTLINE. Any questions about Coronavirus - such as what one should do if they are feeling sick – or any other concerns –call the Illinois Department of Public Health Hotline at:
(800) 889-3931
For more information, visit their website at www.dph.illinois.gov
CDC - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
For global and national questions about COVID-19, visit the CDC website. This website has accurate updates, what you need to know, and resources for the community. www.cdc.gov
Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Site Located in Bloomington
Reditus Laboratories from Pekin, IL is the new group running the COVID-19 drive-thru site at the Interstate Center in Bloomington, IL. Their labs will also be processing the tests. They are using a self-swab test; each person self-swabbing is instructed and monitored by an on-site staff member.
Testing is not limited to McLean County Residents. Insurance information will be collected but there is no direct charge to individuals whether you do or do not have insurance.
Procedure: Please follow the direction of the testing staff. Walk-in and shuttle Bus patients must remain outside of the building. When safe to do so, staff will go outside of the building to work with people that are on foot. The Connect Transit Shuttle Bus operates from the West Side Walmart to the testing site on Tuesdays, Thursdays, & Saturdays from 10:00 am – 11:30 am and 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm.
Criteria: This is a self-swab test; on site staff can not assist with the swab process. Parents may assist children but very small children can not be tested at this site due to the risk of injury by the swab.
Location and hours: The drive thru testing site is located at the Interstate Center/Mclean County Fair Grounds, 1106 Interstate Drive Bloomington. Their hours are daily from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm. They will be closed on holidays and will close early or open late in the event of severe weather.
Results: All individuals tested will receive results in 3-7 days from 1-888-297-7208. If you were tested more than six days ago and haven't received your results contact the EMA office at 309-888-5020 so that we can help you get your results.
Note: First responders, medical personnel, long term care staff, and people that are being tested for upcoming medical procedures need to tell the staff at the site that they are in one of these categories so their results can be prioritized.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.
COVID-19 Testing Site Shuttle
COVID-19 Testing Site Shuttle departs from the Connect Transit bus stop located outside of the Bloomington Walmart.
The shuttle will run on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
COVID-19 Housing Assistance
McLean County non-profits, churches, and municipalities have come together to create a coordinated entry process for rental, mortgage, and utility assistance relief. Through this collaboration, we may be able to help someone impacted by a COVID-19 related income reduction or job loss with one to three months of housing assistance.
Please forward this email and flyer to anyone who may need or who may know someone in need of housing assistance. People in need should call 2-1-1 to find out where to apply or if they have any questions.
Mid Central Community Action (MCCA) COVID-19 Resources to aid individuals and families that have been affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
MCCA now has resources to expediently address a variety of needs for individuals and families that have been affected by the COVID-19 Crisis. Many community members have been laid off, had their income substantially reduced, are awaiting unemployment, are falling behind, or have lost income due to the need to stay home to care for children released from school or ill family members. More families from all walks of life are now in need of services.
MCCA can now serve even more families and individuals with resources to economically recover from the corona virus.
Resources now available to eligible individuals and families include:
Rental assistance for up to three months. Maximums do apply.
Mortgage assistance for up to three months. Maximums do apply.
Temporary Emergency Shelter in hotel/motel for safety in documented crisis; maximum does apply.
Utility assistance for electric, water, gas, propane.- variety of programs depending on need.
Assistance with one month of a prescription refill not to exceed $300.00 per household.
Vouchers / Gift cards for food, hygiene products, diapers, formula, and detergents / disinfecting products.
Transportation funding such as bus tokens or gas cards for returning to work. Max $50.00 weekly with verification of employment or attending on-site certified educational/vocational programs; maximum amount applies to this resource.
Aid with eligible car repairs for those returning to work. Special regulations and maximum amounts do apply.
Aid with Childcare Expenses for first month as individual starts employment; maximum amounts per family do apply.
Training funds to attend qualified certificate, job ready, and/or vocational training programs to re-enter the workforce.
Three $1000.00 Scholarships for Education such as Associates, Bachelors, or Vocational program students that can be used for expenses like childcare, books, fees, tuition, or other expenses that will contribute to the candidates’ success. TAKING NOW FOR JUNE 15 DEADLINE
Family Size
200% of POVERTY
30 DAYS
90 DAYS
ANNUAL
1
$2,127.00
$6,381.00
$25,520.00
2
$2,873.00
$8,619.00
$34,480.00
3
$3,620.00
$10,860.00
$43,440.00
4
$4,367.00
$13,101.00
$52,400.00
5
$5,113.00
$15,339.00
$61,360.00
6
$5,860.00
$17,580.00
$70,320.00
7
$6,607.00
$19,821.00
$79,280.00
8
$7,353.00
$22,059.00
$88,240.00
9
$8,100.00
$24,300.00
$97,200.00
10
$8,847.00
$26,541.00
$106,160.00
*Eligibility is based on your last month household income and number of family members in household and must be at or below 200% of poverty level with documentation of crisis.
*Customers must provide all required documentation of income, required documentation of household members, documentation of bills, rental or mortgage arrearages, and/or any documentation required for distribution of specific resource requested.
WAYS TO CONTACT US:
Phone 1-833-711- 0374 (a toll-free number) that will send you directly to a local contact for your area.
Or contact MCCA Staff via email at intakespecialist@mccainc.org or phone at 309-834-9224 to aid you with the application process.
Call 211 for additional information on community resources available.
PRIMAY REQUIRED DOCUMENTS:
Driver’s license or state photo ID for anyone age 18 and older in the household.
Social Security Cards for ALL household members
Birth date verifications for children- may be official birth certificates, medical cards that include the children’s birthdates, or benefit print outs from Public Aid that list household members covered by benefits and their birthdates
ALL household income received in the prior 30 days.
For mortgage or rent arrears, please submit a late notice from landlord or property management, or the mortgage lending agency.
For 1st month’s rent please provide either a shelter status confirmation or a letter from people with whom you are temporarily staying. It must include their name and address.
Car Repair- Two estimates of car repair needs and costs from local licensed garages – car repairs should be related to recent issues of breakdown; having occurred within the past 3 months.
*Please note our agency and staff are here to address the community with needed resource; even if a resource is not provided currently by our agency, so please let us know of all your needs during this time. Other funding sources may be available to address specific situations.
Announcements
Bloomington Public Library SUMMER READING
Kids, teens, and adults who are interested in participating in Bloomington Library’s Summer Reading Program are able to print their Reading Log online at bit.ly/summerreading2020bpl. Reading logs are also available during the library’s curbside hold pickup hours.
Prizes for those who complete the program will be available from July 6-27. CURBSIDE HOLD PICKUP
Beginning Monday, June 8, and going forward until such time as the Library is able to reopen its building, Bloomington Public Library will offer curbside pickup of items put on hold in advance during the following hours:
Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
Friday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Items available for pickup must be put on hold in advance. Because hold items do not immediately become available when a hold is requested, patrons will need to wait for notification that their item(s) are available before arriving at curbside pickup. These notifications will arrive via email or phone call, depending on how the patron has chosen to receive library notifications.
Upon arrival at curbside pickup, patrons are asked to post to the inside of their vehicle’s windshield a name placard which largely and visibly displays the cardholder’s last name, followed by the cardholder’s first name. These name placards can be as simple as a piece of paper written on with marker and will need to be brought with the patron from home.
Patrons with questions are encouraged to email a librarian at reference@bloomingtonlibrary.org.
The Library’s phones will also be staffed during all curbside pickup hours. If a caller does not reach a staff member during these hours, it is likely that staff are busy assisting other patrons.
The book return drop boxes attached to the south side of the library are open, and the library is asking patrons to return items by the due dates posted in their accounts. All due dates were extended through at least June 14. Patrons can log into their accounts to check due dates at bloomingtonlibrary.org.
Volunteers times Friday and Saturday 9:00 am-11:00am and starting in June Wednesday from 5pm-7:30 pm for the Free Market.
Come at your own time. Social Distancing Protocols will be in place. It’s a big place and easy to do.
First Free Market starts Wednesday, June 3 from 6:30pm-7:30pm We will have vegetables and some fruits to give out
Contact us for more details at sunnysidecgff@gmail.com or FB https://www.facebook.com/westbloomingtonactivegarden/ Notice of Public Comment Period/Public Hearing- City Of Bloomington
The City of Bloomington is proposing amendments to its Citizen Participation Plan (CPP). The Citizen Participation Plan contains policies and procedures for public involvement and stakeholder consultation in the Consolidated Plan process and the use of CDBG funds.
The amended CPP will be available for review starting June 10, 2020. The City will hold a public hearing on Monday, June 22nd at 6:00 pm. This meeting will be held virtually at https://www.cityblm.org/live. To testify live in the public hearing or provide live public comment you must register at https://www.cityblm.org/register. Email public comment to publiccomment@cityblm.org. Emails and registrations required at least 15 min prior to the start of the meeting. For questions, contact the City Clerk at cityclerk@cityblm.org. or by calling 309-434-2240, TTY 309-829-5115.
Draft plans will be available on the City’s website (www.cityblm.org) and at the exterior ticket window at Grossinger Motors Arena (Front St. and Madison St.) from 7:30 -4:30 Monday – Friday. A limited number of printed copies will be made available upon request. Written comments outside of the public hearing will be accepted June 23rd through July 6th. All comments will be considered before final adoption by the Bloomington City Council. Comments outside of the public hearing should be submitted in writing to the Office of Grants Administration at 115 E. Washington St., PO Box 3157, Bloomington, IL 61702-3157 or jtoney@cityblm.org.
Participation of all residents, including but not limited to non-English speaking and physically, visually and hearing impaired individuals, is strongly encouraged. Individuals with impairments are asked to provide a minimum of 3-days notification prior to the above public hearing date so that appropriate accommodations can be made.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD AND PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE TOWN OF NORMAL’S COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) PROGRAM Amended Citizen Participation Plan & Revised 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan & 2020-2021 Action Plan
As part of the recently passed federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, the Town of Normal will be receiving a special, additional allocation of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding for Program Year 2020-2021 (April 1, 2020 through March 31, 2021). These funds, referred to as CDBG-CV (Coronavirus), are granted through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and are to be solely used to prevent, prepare for, and respond to the coronavirus (COVID-19). The Town’s CDBG-CV allocation is in the amount of $246,067.
In order to receive CDBG-CV funds, the Town must revise the 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan (and incorporated 2020-2021 Action Plan) to reflect the budgeting and programming of these new funds. Additionally, the Town must amend its CDBG Citizen Participation Plan to allow for the ability to hold public hearings virtually, given social distancing requirements, and to shorten public comment periods related to the use of CDBG funds to as short as five days, per HUD’s CARES Act guidelines and their emphasis on proper, expeditious use of these funds. All activities undertaken or supported with CDBG funds must be approved by the Normal Town Council and, ultimately, HUD.
A public hearing will be held to solicit comments on the amended Citizen Participation Plan and the revised 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan starting at 6:55 p.m. before the regular Normal Town Council meeting on Monday, July 6, 2020. The hearing and Town Council meeting are open to the public and will take place over Zoom. The hearing will be completely virtual, so no persons will be present in the Council Chambers and no in-person public comment will be allowed.
Those wishing to provide comment at the hearing will need to register by emailing their full name and the phone number that will be used to call into the hearing to the City Clerk at ahuonker@normal.org prior to 6:30 p.m. on July 6, 2020. Once registered with the City Clerk, commenters will receive the meeting call-in number and meeting ID, along with instruction on how to join the virtual meeting.
Public comments on the plans will be also be accepted in writing via mail or email from Thursday, June 25, 2020, through Sunday, July 5, 2020. Written comments should be submitted to:
Taylor Long, Associate Planner
Town of Normal
11 Uptown Station
Normal, IL 61761
Phone: (309) 454-9642
Email: tlong@normal.org Prairie State Legal Services’ Fair Housing Project:
Prairie State Legal Services is proud to partner with the City of Bloomington and the Town of Normal to fight against housing discrimination. Fair Housing laws protect people from illegal housing discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex or sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status, familial status, military status, or order of protection status. Prairie State Legal Services will investigate claims of housing discrimination, advise clients, help clients enforce their rights, and teach community groups about fair housing laws. We have special funding to serve people experiencing housing discrimination who live in Bloomington and Normal.
To apply for services, contact Prairie State Legal Services at 309-433-0069.
Questions about this project? Contact staff attorney Emily Petri at 309-433-0066.
Bloomington-Normal Pride Parade
Decorate your vehicle with PRIDE-10:30 am. At 11:30 am Line-up for parade. At 12:00 pm Parade starts! Questions? Contact gaynetthoskins3@gmail.com YWCA YWCA Young Wonders Summer Camp – Spaces still available! Join us for “Go for the Gold” summer camp which began June 1 at YWCA, 1201 N. Hershey Road, Bloomington. We accept CCAP for summer camp! If you need assistance with any paperwork, we are happy to help. YWCA is a licensed emergency provider. Learn more or register at www.ywcamclean.org/summer.
YWCA Virtual Dash Against Discrimination – Join us virtually on Saturday, June 27 as we shed light on racism and discrimination in all forms. This virtual event will allow participants to maintain social distance and choose the time, length and mode (walk, run, bike, ride, etc.) of their Dash while standing in solidarity with those who face discrimination. Sign up now at www.ywcamclean.org/Dash2020.
YWCA Strive – YWCA McLean County is now accepting applications for their new professional development program: Strive. The free program is designed to help participants who face employment or underemployment barriers and will develop the professional habits and skills most sought after by local employers. Topics covered in this free program include: digital skills for the workplace, essential (or soft) skills, entrepreneurship, financial independence, critical thinking, leadership and collaboration skills, presentation skills, and opportunities for education and career advancement. The program will include three-hour classes, twice per week during the six-month program and participants will also work one-on-one with a career coach to help them achieve their career goals. To apply you must live in McLean County, be at least 18 years old, have basic English literacy and math skills, and must show a desire and ability to complete the full program. Preferred enrollment opportunities will be given to women, people of color, those who have not completed a bachelor’s degree, and those who receive a referral through a partner agency. The inaugural cohort will begin on July 27, 2020 and will conclude January 29, 2021. For more information or to apply for the inaugural session of YWCA Strive, please visit www.ywcamclean.org/Strive.
Free Virtual Webinar: Cage of Oppression – Join YWCA McLean County educator Cinnamon Porter for a presentation centered around an activity called Cage of Oppression. The webinar will look at how the U.S. society is organized around human difference, using a macro lens. During this presentation, we will define terms such as privilege, oppression, and different forms of –isms (racism, sexism, etc.).In addition, we will examine our personal relationship with the Cage of Oppression and discuss how this cage is supported and what we can do to break free from it. Webinar is on Thursday, June 25 at 12 p.m. or 4 p.m. Please click here to register for the free webinar.
Illinois JusticeCorps
Illinois JusticeCorps volunteers have resumed staffing the law library on the 6th floor of the McLean County Law and Justice Center. A volunteer should be present Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30am to 1:00pm, and Tuesday 8:30 to 4:30. Volunteers are not attorneys and can provide legal information only; they cannot provide legal advice. If you want to access assistance remotely, please call or email Kiasha Henry at 773-299-8772 or khenry@iljusticecorps.org.
The McLean County Historical Society and the Bloomington/Normal Black History Project (BNBHP) is hosting a virtual version of their annual Juneteenth celebration on Saturday, June 20th.
The Bloomington Normal Black History Project
We formally invite you to attend and support the 2020 Bloomington Normal Black History Project Juneteenth Celebration. Our preference would have been to physically be together at a local park to celebrate this very important historical “Freedom Day”; however, due to Covid-19, we will instead host a safe and online event using Zoom.
To commemorate this very important holiday, this year we have an amazing program planned that you don’t want to miss!
Dr. Charles and Jeanne Morris are the guest speakers ” How do we rise from Then to Now”
It is a time for our entire community to come together and appreciate the contributions of African Americans.
Why is Juneteenth important?
Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States
On January 1, 1863, President Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation which freed the slaves, but many blacks didn’t know it!
Two years later on June 19th, 1865, Union soldiers, led by Major General Gordon Granger, shared the news that the enslaved, were now free.
The Bloomington-Normal Black History Project sponsored the first Juneteenth Celebration in 1993, and it was re-launched in 2019. Annually, we will remember and celebrate our African American History. The goal of this event is to connect and serve our local communities to acknowledge and appreciate the contributions of African Americans through education and entertainment.
Our mission is to inspire our entire community with an awareness of the contributions, challenges and experiences of African Americans within the Bloomington-Normal-Community. We conduct interviews, and document our past history and present stories of those that have lived in our community to retain our history.
We need your support! How can you help?
Please encourage others to attend the event by sharing this information in your organization, the youth that your organization serves, friends, and family. Also, we are a non-profit organization, and rely on funding to support our mission and events such as Juneteenth.
For more information about the event, please refer to our website: https://www.bnbhp.com, if you have questions contact Willie Holton Halbert.
Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC) Events:
The ROSC’s mission is to engage the community at large in hopes that all types of McLean County citizens will become active in supporting recovery, as well as to support multiple pathways of recovery, thus providing a variety of person-centered solutions for our recovering people.
Behavioral Health Subcommittee
The ROSC Behavioral Health Subcommittee was created as an effort to meet the following objectives:
End social and physical isolation of those living with mental and/or behavioral health symptoms
Provide accurate information on a variety of topics that may create stigma
Create connection and inclusion across all systems and settings
Promote systemic changes within our community to promote mental and/or behavioral health
End barriers associated with seeking help for mental and/or behavioral health symptoms
Increase and improve access to care for mental and/or behavioral health services
The recorded webinars examining “Intimate Partner Relationships,” and “Caregiver to Child Dynamics.”
Sober Recreation Subcommittee Open Mic night on Thursday, July 16th at 6pm. This will transition into the Bridges All Recovery meeting at 7:00pm. Participants are invited to read a poem, play a song, share some lyrics (either self-written or by a beloved author or band) and then briefly describe how what you shared relates to your personal journey of recovery and discovery! Join us for an evening of sharing and recovery. Staying on for the 7pm Bridges support meeting is optional!
Please reach out to Dan Sokulski for questions: dasokulski@chestnut.org
Zoom ID: 182 684 538
Password: 2020
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, NAACP, Bloomington/Normal Branch
The mission of the NAACP is to ensure the political, educational, social and economic equality of rights of all people and to eliminate race-based discrimination. We exist to serve the community and are dedicated to improve the lives of citizens in our community. We seek justice and equality for ALL. To offer support please visit https://bnnaacp.org/ and follow on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/BNNAACP/
Community Foundation Seeks Philanthropist Nominees
Illinois Prairie Community Foundation is seeking nominations for its 2020 Philanthropists of the Year awards. New this year, the Community Foundation will award two Philanthropist of the Year awards – one for Bloomington-Normal and the other for outside the Twin Cities (other parts of McLean County, plus DeWitt, Logan and Livingston counties).
The recipients (an individual, couple or family) will be honored at the Community Foundation’s Celebrating Local Philanthropy Luncheon at the Holiday Inn & Conference Center, 8 Traders Circle, Normal, on Nov. 19, 2020. Nominees must reside in McLean, DeWitt, Livingston or Logan counties.
“Philanthropy is about generosity in all its many forms, commonly referred to as gifts of time, talent and treasure,” said Greg Meyer, IPCF executive director. “We know there are outstanding people giving back to their communities throughout our service area and we’d like to recognize those efforts. Philanthropic work in smaller communities often can have a greater effect on its population.”
The criteria for the award are outstanding civic responsibility as demonstrated by impact of philanthropic efforts; willingness to serve in leadership roles, providing vision and the ability to involve others in philanthropic activity; and voluntary commitment of time and contributions of financial resources. Nominations should describe why the nominee deserves this recognition. Current IPCF board members and staff are not eligible to be nominated.
The deadline for nominations is July 31, 2020. Entries may be submitted by mail to Illinois Prairie Community Foundation, 915 E. Washington St., Suite 2, Bloomington, IL 61701 or by email to lshepherd@ilprairiecf.org. Nomination forms are available for download from the Community Foundation’s website at https://ilprairiecf.org/philanthropists-of-the-year-award. For more information, call (309) 662-4477.
About Illinois Prairie Community Foundation
Illinois Prairie Community Foundation, now in its 22nd year, encourages and facilitates philanthropy in McLean, DeWitt, Livingston and Logan counties by connecting donors who care with causes that matter to them. The Foundation currently manages assets of more than $18 million in more than 170 funds including endowments and donor advised, fiscal sponsorship and scholarship funds.
Mid Central Community Action- MCCA
We are in this together!
For LIHEAP applications, please contact Cassie at 309-834-9203 or Fini at 309-834-9200.
For essential needs and resources, please contact Laura at 309-834-9227 or Jerri at 309-834-9226.
Our Countering Domestic Violence services for emergency shelter, Orders of Protection, counseling, and support can be accessed through our 24-hour hotline at 309-827-7070.
Our Financial Opportunity Center services for employment coaching, financial coaching, housing counseling, and support can be accessed by contacting Kathy at 309-834-9242.
We are not accepting guests at Mayors Manor, Bloomington Corporate office, or Pontiac Satellite office at this time.
We will resume our in-house weatherization services as soon as we can through September 30, 2020.
We are present for and with our community while we take measures for the health and safety of our staff.
Support Groups
The ROSC’s (Recovery Oriented Systems of Care)
The ROSC’s (Recovery Oriented Systems of Care) mission is to engage the community at large in hopes that all demographics of McLean County citizens will become active in supporting substance use or mental health recovery. Recovery is person-centered, and the ROSC recognizes there are many pathways to sustain recovery. Our council meetings are open to the public and it is not necessary to have attended a prior meeting.
We are searching for those that are in recovery or have been touched by recovery to come to the table and let your voice be heard.
Our next Council meeting is 7/21 at 3:30: https://zoom.us/j/395192858 ROSC Sub-Committees
The ROSC sub-committees allow ROSC members to take more ownership and bring us closer to one of ultimate goals of becoming a RCO (Recovery Community Organization) in McLean County. These groups also serve an easy way for ROSC newcomers to become involved or for those unable to normally attend the council meetings to help serve the ROSC.
Behavioral Health & Wellness – Mondays at 11:30 a.m. Please reach out to Angi Chasensky: acchasensky@chestnut.org to become involved.
Sober Living Group – Thursdays at 1:00 pm. Please reach out to Dan Sokulski: dasokulski@chestnut.org to become involved.
LGBTQ+ Support Group Thursdays at 6 Email Gaynett for meeting entry: gaynetthoskins3@gmail.com BRIDGES All Recovery and Family Group: Thursdays at 7pm Meeting ID: 182 684 538 code:2020 Https://zoom.us/j/182684538
Be a part of the Area Agency on Aging team and receive competitive pay, excellent benefits, insurance, vacation, holidays, retirement, etc., and the satisfaction of helping older persons.
Service Compliance Coordinator
As a key person in the management of grant funded services, accuracy, time management, efficient and effective reporting, and critical thinking are essential. The position is responsible for monitoring, compiling information, reporting, grant reviews, conducting administrative reviews, technical assistance and interpretation of policies relative to the rules and regulations governing federally funded programs.
Competencies: Experience in Microsoft Outlook. Excellent Problem Solving/Analysis, Critical Evaluation, Strategic Thinking, Ethical Conduct, Communication, Performance Management, Time Management, Organization Skills, Interpersonal Skills, and Team Player.
Requirements: 4 Year College/University Degree in a Human Services field, Valid Driver’s License, Availability to Travel Days/Evenings, Passage of Background Check, 3 years’ experience of grant writing or grants management and community-based program
Compensation commensurate with experience and qualifications.
ECIAAA is an Equal Opportunity Employers.
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: $38,500.00 to $45,000.00 /year
Send resume and cover letter to humanresources@eciaaa.org Mid Central Community Action
Mid Central Community Action is looking to fill the following position:
Part Time Residential Advocate for our Countering Domestic Violence program
Visit our website to view the job descriptions and to apply at www.mccainc.org.
Mid Central Community Action is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
