Circles Program Facilitator and SMART Goals Coach

Organization:
Open Door Community House, Inc.

You will make a life-long impact in the lives of under-resourced families by connecting them to resources, building personal relationships (social capital), providing one-to-one coaching, and facilitating powerful group conversations in weekly Circles meetings.

Open Door is a 90-year-old faith-based nonprofit whose mission is to empower impoverished people in our community to reach their full potential as children of God by creating long-term solutions to poverty.

• You are the person who is most directly involved with the Circle Leaders (those currently living in poverty) their Allies (volunteers who support the work of the Circle Leader and become their strongest cheerleader). Through these relationships, bridging and bonding social capital is expanded, allowing the Circle Leader to connect to new people and resources as they accomplish goals to fulfill their dreams.
• You have an opportunity to coach - assist and guide – people in their quest to achieve their personal goals for stability working one on one and in group settings
• You, as a Circles team member, will receive introductory and ongoing training with the national Circles® USA team. This is in addition to working closely with the Circles in Columbus Program Director.

“I had people who were willing to do all they can to help me achieve my goals…. we are still friends today.” P

“The family and community you have with Circles is wonderful. I learned a lot of information that I wish I had known a lot earlier in life. I went from living in (public) housing to financial freedom.” K

“I did it. My children are thriving”. D

“I found Open Door and Circles at the perfect time…..I was looking to turn my life around and live better. The love, support, and knowledge that this program has given me is nothing short of amazing. I got a promotion at work, started budgeting and saving. I look forward to these meetings every week. Thanks for all the help and encouragement.”

K

• Four-year college degree in a human services field
• Experience working with underserved/under-resourced families
• Background in and understanding of social justice issues, particularly economic justice
• Ability to work a flexible schedule and Tuesday evenings until 8:30 pm
• Excellent communications and relationship building skills

• Communicate effectively in both small and medium settings
• Show understanding and empathy
• Able to motivate and understand people from different life circumstances and struggles
• Self-motivated to discover tools and opportunities available for the people we serve
• Well organized and thorough with good follow-through
• Excellent records management for monthly reports and grant reports
• Skilled in Word, digital calendars, PowerPoint, group digital communications, and basic Excel

Salary Range: $20-24 per hour based on experience and qualifications

Benefits:
Health, Dental and Vision Insurance; 401k matching contribution;
Paid Time off (PTO);
Paid Holidays

Send resume with cover letter and 2 references to KIm. No phone calls, please.