Survivor Link _ 900-hour position

AmeriCorps & Senior Corps

Arizona

On-site

USD 14,000 - 20,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Training

Stipend

Living Allowance

Education award

Job summary

AmeriCorps Survivor Link at Arizona State University’s School of Social Work seeks members to build capacity in social service agencies delivering parenting education and healthy relationship skills to low-income Arizona parents.

Members commit 900 service hours, receive training and stipends and gain experience researching interventions, developing materials, and supporting sustainable program delivery while integrating service with academic studies.

Qualifications

Must complete 900 service hours.
Ability to train and facilitate workshops.
Strong communication and public speaking skills.

Responsibilities

Support implementation of evidence-based parenting education and relationship skills programming as trainers and coaches.
Research evidence-based interventions and support planning and training material development.
Document promising practices and assist agencies in refining systems for sustainable delivery.

Skills

Community Organization

Communications

Education

Team Work

Public Speaking

Computers/Technology

Teaching/Tutoring

Social Services

Job description

Survivor Link AmeriCorps members in the School of Social Work at Arizona State University will build capacity within social service and community-based agencies to implement evidence-based parenting education, parenting responsibility and healthy relationship skills programming for low-income Arizona parents. Members serve a minimum of 900 service hours. Through training, coaching, research on evidence-based interventions, and support, members develop competencies in evidence-informed parenting education, healthy relationship skills programming, and organizational capacity building. Because of the longer service term, members have additional opportunities to support implementation planning, contribute to training materials and resource development, document promising practices, and assist agencies with refining systems that promote sustainable program delivery. By researching interventions, training agency staff, establishing implementation systems, and supporting sustainable program delivery, members create community impact by increasing access to family support services across Arizona. Members integrate service with their academic training, preparing for careers serving their communities while cultivating a commitment to National Service.

Member Duties

Members support implementation of evidence-based parenting education, parenting responsibility, and healthy relationship skills programming as trainers, facilitators, and implementation coaches. Members research evidence-based interventions, support implementation planning, contribute to training materials, document promising practices, and assist agencies with refining systems for sustainable delivery. Working alongside agency staff, members build workforce competencies in evidence-informed parenting education and healthy relationship skills facilitation. Members develop and sustain positive relationships with community partners. Fieldwork requires documentation and supervision; members must submit OnCorps timesheets every week. Each member may spend up to 20% of the 900-hour term of service in trainings.

Program Benefits