Healing for Us All

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Whiteriver (AZ)

On-site

USD 12,000 - 14,000

Part time

10 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Education award

Stipend

Job summary

ABHS AmeriCorps Program in Arizona is seeking part-time members to plan and deliver culturally relevant wellness events and outreach. You will collaborate with elders, youth programs, and health staff to promote suicide prevention and trauma-informed care, serving 500 community members, and collecting impact surveys.

The role supports healing-centered activities for one year (01/08/2027 - 01/08/2028) with an education award and stipend as part of AmeriCorps State/National offerings.

Qualifications

Minimum: High school diploma or GED.
Age 17+ for program eligibility.
Ability to participate fully in AmeriCorps service requirements.

Responsibilities

Assist with planning, coordinating, and delivering culturally relevant wellness events, prevention campaigns, and healing-centered outreach activities.
Collaborate with elders, community leaders, youth programs, and behavioral health staff to promote suicide prevention, MMIP awareness, trauma education, and pathways to healing.
Distribute prevention materials and support peer-connection spaces during community gatherings, forums, and outreach events.
Provide wellness-focused events or outreach to 500 unduplicated community members.
Collect surveys from 200 community members to measure changes in health knowledge and awareness related to suicide prevention, MMIP, trauma, and wellness.

Skills

Team Work

Education

High school diploma/GED

Job description

The ABHS AmeriCorps Program engages members in service roles that strengthen community wellness, cultural continuity, environmental stewardship, and youth development across the White Mountain Apache Tribe. Prevention-focused members expand access to outreach, campaigns, and healing-centered events addressing suicide prevention, MMIP awareness, and trauma-informed care. Their work increases health knowledge, promotes healing practices, and creates safe spaces for connection. These roles build local capacity and support long-term, culturally rooted solutions for community well-being.

Member Duties

Assist with planning, coordinating, and delivering culturally relevant wellness events, prevention campaigns, and healing-centered outreach activities.
Collaborate with elders, community leaders, youth programs, and behavioral health staff to promote suicide prevention, MMIP awareness, trauma education, and pathways to healing.
Distribute prevention materials and support peer-connection spaces during community gatherings, forums, and outreach events.
Provide wellness-focused events or outreach to 500 unduplicated community members.
Collect surveys from 200 community members to measure changes in health knowledge and awareness related to suicide prevention, MMIP, trauma, and wellness.

Program Benefits