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POSITION
Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia is looking for a MANAGER, HUMAN SERVICES, CENTER FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. The Center is guided by Jewish values and dedicated to working with our local agencies to ensure that the needs of the Jewish poor and elderly are fulfilled and supported. This position is part time, approximately 21 hours a week until September of 2015, at which point it will become a full time position. Center priorities include:
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To support services
for seniors in their homes and residential settings that will reduce isolation
and maintain or improve their quality of life.
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To provide emergency
assistance and longer term support to low-income Jews.
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To provide services
for Jews that will help them reduce barriers to work, increase their level of
self-sufficiency and prevent them from falling below the poverty line.
·
To provide social
action opportunities, in order to increase future involvement in the Jewish
community through volunteerism, and to increase participant awareness of the
needs of the local at-risk population.
·
To participate in
advocacy efforts to increase governmental benefits available to individuals and
families served by agencies that Federation funds.
Major responsibilities for this position
include:
·
Working with the
Center Director on assessment of community needs, including convening
community-based taskforces to identify issues, needs and program opportunities
in the region.
·
Convening
organizations, in conjunction with the Center Director, to discuss common areas
of interest, unmet needs and potential funding streams.
·
Supporting the
volunteer leadership of the Center for Social Responsibility Board.
·
Working with the
evaluation and planning department at Jewish Federation in the request for
proposal process and assisting the center board in making funding decisions.
·
Monitoring and
reporting of the results of Center-run and Center-funded programs, in
conjunction with the Center Director and Evaluation Department.
·
Supporting development
colleagues by providing program information to donors and accompanying development
colleagues on donor meetings.
·
Overseeing the
Manager, Rhawnhurst NORC.
·
Overseeing the
implementation of the Integrated Data Warehouse, a multi-agency integrated
system of electronic social records.
Successful Candidates will have the following
skills and experiences:
·
4 to 5 years of
experiences in program development, in the area of seniors or the poor
preferred
·
2 to 3 years
Supervisory experiences in a non-profit
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Knowledge of the
Philadelphia social service network
·
Strong communication
and interpersonal skills to work effecting with volunteers, donors and social
service colleagues
·
Demonstrated ability
to facilitate meetings and to gain collaboration
·
Strong planning skills
·
Understanding of
current research and applications of research to senior services and the poor
·
Strong analytical and
problem-solving skills with attention to detail
·
Knowledge of and
experience with evaluation methods in social service sectors
·
Bachelor’s degree in
related field, Master’s degree preferred
For
more information and to apply:
Submit resume
and a letter detailing your qualifications and compensation requirements, in
confidence, to HR@jfgp.org.
Our Mission
The Jewish
Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s mission is to mobilize financial and volunteer
resources to address the community’s most critical priorities in Greater
Philadelphia, in Israel and around the world. Since 1901, the Jewish Federation
of Greater Philadelphia has served as the central philanthropic and volunteer
address for Greater Philadelphia’s Jewish community. The Jewish Federation is
the one place every community member looking for help or to help can turn. We
act as a convener, fundraiser and funder for dozens of local, national, Israeli
and overseas Jewish programs that address the Jewish community’s critical
priorities. Through a unique partnership of Jewish Federation lay leaders,
staff and partner organizations, we provide a safety net of social services and
strengthen Jewish continuity for tens of thousands of people each year. For
more information, visit jewishphilly.org.
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