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Florida Conservation Corps, Camp Ranch Road, Gainesville, FL

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Florida Conservation Corps AmeriCorps Member

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Florida Conservation Corps AmeriCorps Member

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The 24-year-old Florida Conservation Corps (FLCC) AmeriCorps program is administered by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). Members are required to work 35 to 40 hours a week to complete 1,700 hours in 11 months. FLCC members serve under one of three programs:

Project ANT (AmeriCorps Nonnative Plant Terminators).

Project ROAR (Regional Outreach Awareness Recruiters).

Project TREC (Trail Restoration and Enhancement Corps).

Requirements

Must be able to complete an FBI/FDLE background check (free of charge) before start date.

Must be able to attend orientation Monday in March.

Must commit to full 1,700 hours of service over an 11-month period.

Must be at least 17 years of age.

Must have obtained at least a high-school diploma or equivalent.

Must have a valid driver’s license.

Must be able to tolerate extreme and adverse conditions of Florida.

Understand that this is not employment but national service through an AmeriCorps program.

Positive attitude.

Training and Benefits Available

Interpretation.

Leadership.

Community outreach.

Professional development.

Conflict resolution.

Disaster response.

First aid/CPR/AED.

Effective communication.

Resume/cover letter workshop.

Trail tools training.

Hatchet and machete training/use.

Herbicide application training.

Use of large equipment.

Hauling trailers.

Park/district specific trainings.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at:
https://www.floridastateparks.org/FLCC
For more information: Please contact the administration office at:
Florida Conservation Corps
4801 Camp Ranch Road
Gainesville, FL 32641

FLCC@FloridaDEP.gov

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Florida International University, Southwest 8th Street, Miami, FL

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Catholic Volunteers in Florida Pathways to Success AmeriCorps Program 

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Catholic Volunteers in Florida Pathways to Success AmeriCorps Program 

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The Catholic Volunteers in Florida Pathways to Success Project provides coaching and mentoring services to increase student success and college and career readiness for students in urban-core high schools in Miami Dade County. Student success and career readiness coaching is provided in partnership with the Florida International University Education Effect.

The program also includes a pilot project in Wimauma, located in rural Hillsborough County. Members provide job readiness training and coaching to students and adult learners through a community partnership with Enterprising Latinas, Inc. In both cities, members provide coaching and mentoring that focuses on goal setting, problem solving, critical thinking, self-esteem, communication, leadership skills, community engagement, and awareness of opportunities for postsecondary education. Members also provide career readiness training in the areas of resume writing, interview skills, business planning, and more.

Full-time and part-time positions are available August 2021 through July 2022.  Benefits include a living allowance of up to $1,400, health insurance for full-time positions, childcare, loan deferment, professional development, training, and an AmeriCorps education award of up to $6,345 upon completion of service.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: https://cvif.org/cvifamericorps/
For more information: contact Valarie Amica at volunteer@cvif.org or 407-426-7771

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Breakthrough Miami, Southwest 3rd Avenue, Miami, FL

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Breakthrough Miami’s Fellowship has been ranked as a Top Ten Service Learning Internship by The Princeton Review.

The Breakthrough Miami Teaching Fellow experience is designed for undergraduates and high school students (age 17+). The opportunity is available to applicants with a deep interest in social justice and a passion for working with students. Our Teaching Fellows must be committed to personal growth and comfortable working in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. Because we celebrate the diversity of our community, we seek applicants from diverse backgrounds and life experiences.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: https://bit.ly/3UM62Fd. For specific questions, please fill out this interest form so Breakthrough Miami can get back to you: https://bit.ly/3SkMCpg

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National Health Corps fosters healthy communities by connecting those who need it most with health & wellness education, benefits, and services, while developing tomorrow’s compassionate health leaders.

The Maternal Health Care Coord. placed at Children's Home Society will allow the organization to provide healthcare in a more efficient manner by providing Healthy Start Services to mothers with mental health diagnoses. By participating in home visits, outreach activities, and community events, the Coordinator will be able to provide education regarding positive birth outcomes.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/healthcorpsapp. For specific questions, please contact Camille Saunders, AmeriCorps Program Coordinator, via e-mail at: csaunders@nefhsc.org or #: 904-432-5073

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National Health Corps fosters healthy communities by connecting those who need it most with health & wellness education, benefits, and services, while developing tomorrow’s compassionate health leaders.

The Case Manager placed at Presbyterian Social Ministries will help formerly homeless clients with their everyday life skills that translate into their ability to remain in their new homes with the same or improved quality of life for as long as possible.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/healthcorpsapp. For specific questions, please contact Camille Saunders, AmeriCorps Program Coordinator, via e-mail at: csaunders@nefhsc.org or #: 904-432-5073

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100 S Woodward Ave, Tallahassee, FL 32304, USA

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The Florida VISTA Network aka AFVN (hosted by Florida State University) aligns with the mission of AmeriCorps by placing VISTA members with colleges, universities, and community-based organizations in order to eliminate poverty in local communities.

As the leader of 30+ VISTAs serving across the state of Florida, this role will work in the following ways to ensure an impactful, meaningful and successful year of service for all current AFVN members: provide member training & technical assistance; focus on service program networking, marketing efforts & future member recruitment; plus assist with assessing & improving statewide sites' performance. Prerequisite: 1 year of service in VISTA, NCCC, AmeriCorps State/National (1700 hrs), or 1 traditional term of Peace Corps.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/fsuvistaleader2021fall. For specific questions, please contact Anna Mitas, AmeriCorps Program Manager, via e-mail at: amitas@fsu.edu

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2002 N Florida Ave, Tampa, FL 33602, USA

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The mission of Metropolitan Ministries in Tampa Bay is to care for the homeless and those at risk of becoming homeless in our community through services that alleviate suffering, promote dignity and instill self-sufficiency. We don't proselytize and serve all in need.

Mobile Outreach AmeriCorps members engage individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness and assist them in accessing health, housing and social services. As part of the Mobile Outreach team, you will meet people where they are in the Tampa Bay community, provide food and clothing, and connect them to life changing resources.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/metromin2021fall. For specific questions, please contact Lainie Patterson, AmeriCorps VISTA Leader at 813-209-1204, or via e-mail at: Lainie.Patterson@metromin.org

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3651 Quantum Blvd, Boynton Beach, FL 33426, USA

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The mission of the Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County (PBC) is to improve the quality of life in our community by promoting and achieving literacy. Our goal is to ensure that every child and adult in PBC becomes a reader.

Literacy AmeriCorps members serving in a part-time capacity will tutor and mentor students (elementary, middle, and/or high school students, and/or adults) 20-30 hours per week at their assigned service site (schools, libraries, or local organizations). Multiple opportunities are available! Our team commits to personal and professional growth through weekly training, teamwork, and participating in community service projects.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/literacypalmbeach2021fall. For specific questions, please contact Allison Flores, AmeriCorps Mgr, at 561-767-3358, or via e-mail at: aflores@literacypbc.org

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3651 Quantum Blvd, Boynton Beach, FL 33426, USA

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The mission of the Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County (PBC) is to improve the quality of life in our community by promoting and achieving literacy. Our goal is to ensure that every child and adult in PBC becomes a reader.

Literacy AmeriCorps members dedicate a year to serving PBC as tutors and mentors to students that need them the most. Members serve at a broad range of service sites including schools, libraries, and local organizations for children, youth, and families. Our team commits to personal and professional growth through weekly training, teamwork, and participating in community service projects.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/literacypalmbeach2021fall. For specific questions, please contact Allison Flores, AmeriCorps Mgr, at 561-767-3358, or via e-mail at: aflores@literacypbc.org

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Hispanic Unity of Florida's mission is to empower immigrants and others so they can become more self-sufficient, productive and civically engaged.

AmeriCorps members will help with: handling emergency assistance calls, expanding services & resources that facilitate better integration into the community, improving economic prospects, as well as providing food & health benefits aid. Overall this position collaborates with the variety of services offered at Hispanic Unity to create a positive impact in the local immigrant community. Bi-lingual in English and Spanish is a plus.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/hispanicunityservice. For specific questions, please contact Carolina Urrechaga, AmeriCorps Manager via e-mail at: currechaga@hispanicunity.org

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The mission of Branches in Miami is to serve, educate and inspire people through student, family and financial wellness services in partnership with our communities.

The AmeriCorps Associate lives out the Branches model of transformational relationships and delivers learning and enrichment opportunities to K-12 students in an afternoon setting. AmeriCorps members will implement learning and enrichment opportunities that accelerate academic recovery and potential; support social, emotional resilience; and advance post-secondary readiness and success.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/branches2021fall2. For specific questions, please contact Clodwige Meginord, AmeriCorps Manager, via e-mail at: cmeginord@branchesfl.org

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The mission of MCCJ is to advance understanding and respect among all cultures, religions and races.

Diversity Champions are located at different school sites where they focus on building a more inclusive school community. They're responsible for trainings & programs addressing diversity, inclusion, social justice, community engagement, and wellness.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/mccjamericorps. For specific questions, please contact Salma Abdelrahman, Special Projects & AmeriCorps Program Mgr, via e-mail at: salma.abdelrahman@miamiccj.org or #: 773-998-0455

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Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) Trainer

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Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) Trainer

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The mission of MCCJ is to advance understanding and respect among all cultures, religions and races.

JEDI Trainers' primary responsibilities include: tailor and deliver training curriculums & materials to the organizations or clients being served, as well as provide coaching & instruction to MCCJ's partners regarding systematic racism and its nexus between poverty & mental health/wellness.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/mccjamericorps. For specific questions, please contact Salma Abdelrahman, Special Projects & AmeriCorps Program Mgr, via e-mail at: salma.abdelrahman@miamiccj.org or #: 773-998-0455

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44 West Flagler Street, Miami, FL 33130, USA

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The mission of City Year in Miami is to build democracy through citizen service, civic leadership and social entrepreneurship.

Student Success Coaches work full-time for 10 months in math/literacy classes to support students overcome academic and social-emotional barriers. Coaches collaborate with their team members, teachers, faculty and community members to create a positive learning environment for students. They're trained and receive additional professional development trainings throughout the term.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/cityyearapplication. For specific questions, please contact Afrika Rameses-Annunm, Recruiter, via e-mail at: arameses-annunm@cityyear.org

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The mission of Public Allies in Miami is to create a just and equitable society and the diverse leadership to sustain it.

Positions vary, but they are mostly focused on capacity building such as activities that expand the scale, reach, efficiency or effectiveness of partner programs and organizations.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/publicalliesapp. For specific questions, please contact Roxy Azuaje, Program Director, via e-mail at: miamirecruitment@publicallies.org

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Teach for America believes changing the course of our nation begins in the classroom, and has a mission to bring access to high-quality education to children no matter where they live.

TFA Corps Members (Teachers) work full-time for 2 years teach in locations where help is needed most across the country, each with a unique opportunity for impact. Teachers are asked to innovate, think creatively, and develop your leadership abilities in order to challenge the status quo in our education system, while gaining perspective on the challenges impacting students and learning what it takes to find solutions.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/teachforamericaappl ication. For specific questions, please contact Remi Hampton, TFA Recruiter, via e-mail at: remi.hampton@teachforamerica.org

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UM's Butler Center for Service & Leadership enhances student learning through experiential education, training, and other opportunities as well as by promoting student involvement through various curricular, co-curricular, and extracurricular avenues.

The Campus-Community Partnerships VISTA member will partner with student organizations whose focus relates to improved educational success and access through tutoring & mentorship programs with local community partners and the Miami-Dade Public School system.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/butlervista2021fall. For specific questions, please contact Anna Mitas, AmeriCorps Program Manager, via e-mail at: amitas@fsu.edu

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FIU's Upward Bound Math & Science Program seeks to ameliorate the educational inequalities that exist for under-represented, first generation, low-income and minority students in Miami.

The AmeriCorps VISTA member will have multiple roles during service including responsibilities such as: working with campus partners & community service ventures within the university, build capacity and involve local youth in service opportunities; engaging program parents in the educational success of their children and to assist parents in making better educational & financial decisions; plus providing additional resources to students & families that can benefit from services, linking them to appropriate programs to further their education and impact poverty at a family level.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/fiu2vista2021fall. For specific questions, please contact Anna Mitas, AmeriCorps Program Manager, via e-mail at: amitas@fsu.edu

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Centro Campesino empowers families and strengthens communities by creating affordable housing, homeownership support, plus economic & educational opportunities.

AmeriCorps members of Centro Campesino's YouthPride program provide tutoring to 150+ pre-K to 8th grade students in an effort to ensure that 80% of the children who regularly attend for 30 days or more will improve their academic performance by increasing at least 15 words as determined by the Oral Reading Fluency Pre, Mid and Post assessment.

Learn more about how to apply for this role at: bit.ly/centrocampesinoapp. For specific questions, please contact Barbara Cesar, Program Director, directly at: 305-245-7738 Ext. 237, or via e-mail at: BCesar@ccfcFL.org