CompassusVolunteer - Wichita, KS CompassusVolunteer - Wichita, KSWichita, KansasPatient Care Volunteers: Visit patients and families as outlined in the Plan of Care, offering companionship, caregiver relief, errands, and other supportive tasks. These roles are unpaid positions that provide meaningful opportunities to make a difference through companionship, bereavement support, administrative assistance, and end-of-life presence.
International Rescue CommitteeNewReconnect Youth Coordinator International Rescue CommitteeReconnect Youth CoordinatorWichita, KSUnder the direction of the Education Manager, the Youth Education Coordinator will develop and conduct outreach activities to engage mentors in the program, will develop the onboarding and training for mentors, will participate in the screening and selection of mentors, and will engage with and recruit youth between ages 15-24 to participate in the design of the program so that it meets their needs. The coordinator will ensure that high-quality mentorship activities are taking place, that program outcomes are being measured, and will oversee the implementation of supplemental activities for youth such as resume workshops, financial literacy trainings, career exploration, and other activities.
United States Air ForceSUPERVISORY SCHOOL AGE CARE PROGRAM COORDINATOR United States Air ForceSUPERVISORY SCHOOL AGE CARE PROGRAM COORDINATORMcConnell AFB, KS$58,064–$75,479 / yearKnowledge of learning and recreational activities and services, of participants interests and needs, and the methods and processes involved in a School Age Care program, which enables me to effectively plan and conduct an enhanced variety of youth activities and services to meet specific needs of the base community. ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS: The VOW Act requires federal agencies to treat an eligible active duty service member as a veteran, disabled veteran, and preference eligible (as applicable) when applying for civil service positions before the effective release or discharge date.
United States Air ForceUNIT PROGRAM COORDINATOR United States Air ForceUNIT PROGRAM COORDINATORMcConnell AFB, KS$50,460–$65,599 / yearExperience with administrative support programs such as cyber security Liaison (CL), Government Travel Card (GTC) program, Defense Travel Systems (DTS) administrator, drug demand program, Automated Data Processing Equipment (APDE) accounts, security program, supply program, civilian time card program, and unit recognition program; and experience assisting/supporting on military and civilian personnel issues and manpower resource requirements. ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS: The VOW Act requires federal agencies to treat an eligible active duty service member as a veteran, disabled veteran, and preference eligible (as applicable) when applying for civil service positions before the effective release or discharge date.
United States Air ForceFAMILY CHILD CARE COORDINATOR United States Air ForceFAMILY CHILD CARE COORDINATORMcConnell AFB, KS$52,727–$68,549 / yearCOMBINATION OF EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: -- Courses equivalent to a major in child or youth development, family studies, or an equivalent field of study, plus appropriate experience or additional course work that provided knowledge comparable to that normally acquired through the successful completion of the 4-year course of study in the field of child or youth development or family studies. Performs a variety of duties in support of the Family Child Care Program to include participation in suitability evaluations, management of resources, establishment and maintenance of a resource-lending program, accomplishment of required reports, creation and maintenance of necessary documentation and files, and carrying out of public relations tasks.
United States Air ForceFAMILY SUPPORT COORDINATOR (EFMP) United States Air ForceFAMILY SUPPORT COORDINATOR (EFMP)McConnell AFB, KS$74,678–$97,087 / yearSkill in establishing and maintaining effective working relationships using tact and diplomacy in interactions with leadership, on-and off base service agencies, state and local governments, and civic leaders to identify available services and gaps in services for families with special needs in a military environment, advocate for the families, and partner to achieve objectives. 4) Establishing and maintaining effective working relationships using tact and diplomacy in interactions with leadership, on-and off base service agencies, state and local governments, and civic leaders to identify available services and gaps in services for families with special needs in a military environment, advocate for the families, and partner to achieve objectives.