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Catholic Charities NH Vista Project is Seeking VISTAs
AmeriCorps VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America) is a national service program that has been working to alleviate poverty in America since 1965. The program’s nationwide corps of VISTA Members commit to serve full-time for 12 months at nonprofit organizations or local government agencies to build the capacity of these organizations to carry out programs that fight poverty.
AmeriCorps VISTA members recruit and manage community volunteers, raise funds, and help manage projects. VISTA members support programs that improve academic performance, expand job opportunities, develop financial assets, reduce homelessness, and improve health services. They also support programs that increase housing opportunities, increase economic opportunities for low-income veterans and military families, and expand access to technology for those living in rural and urban areas of poverty across America.
Catholic Charities New Hampshire is the sponsoring organization for this state-wide AmeriCorps VISTA program. Through this sponsorship, Catholic Charities New Hampshire is able to offer AmeriCorps VISTA as a resource to various nonprofit organizations or local government agencies throughout New Hampshire.
To learn more and apply, please visit https://nhccvista.wixsite.com/vista
Self Esteem Boston Shares Access to New Self Esteem Curriculum Store and Online Learning Center
Self Esteem Boston, a nonprofit charitable organization, has launched a new nationwide Self-Esteem Curriculum Store and Self-Esteem Online Learning Center.
The Self-Esteem Curriculum Store is designed to assist human service agencies and recovery programs with self-esteem curriculum in English, Spanish, Portuguese and other languages for use with direct service clients and groups.
The store offers "Skills for Building Confidence", "Skills for Self-Improvement", "Skills for Responsible Relationships", the full "Skills for Success Curriculum", the "You’re Worth It" job readiness skills program, and "Keeping It Real: A Self-Esteem, Nutrition Education and Wellness Program" for clients in recovery.
The Self-Esteem Online Learning Center is a series of interactive, online courses to provide access to self-esteem programming to support both clients and people living out in the community during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. Enrollment in Self Esteem’s Online Learning Center is fast and easy and can be done at selfesteemboston.com/online-learning-center. Agencies pay based on the number of client users. Individuals pay a low fee to access 6 courses in the learning center and the courses are made accessible to graduates of Self Esteem Boston’s programs.
The proceeds of the curriculum store and online learning center will support Self Esteem Boston’s programs for women in shelters and transitional recovery programs throughout the region.
Leadership Greater Concord accepting applications through June 19
Leadership Greater Concord, a ten-month program offered by the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce and generously sponsored by Unitil, seeks applicants interested in future nonprofit, community and/or town/city service in N.H.’s Capital region.
Past participants have represented business, government, education, civic groups, the arts, religion and community groups. For more information about Leadership Greater Concord and an application, please visit ConcordNHChamber.com/Leadership. The deadline to apply is Friday, June 19, 2020.
AFP-NNE Job Description: Chapter Administrator
The Association of Fundraising Professionals Northern New England Chapter (AFP-NNE) seeks a part-time chapter administrator for this all-volunteer organization. This position is a contract position. The Administrator’s contractual income will be based upon experience, skills and the time required to carry out the work. We expect it to take, on average, approximately 10-15 hours per week.
Contract Position: Curriculum Developer, New Hampshire Historical Society
• New Hampshire Historical Society
• Curriculum Developer (contractor)
• Location – Remote
Curriculum Developer for "The Democracy Project" (call for contractors)
Project: "The Democracy Project," a major new initiative of the New Hampshire Historical Society, seeks to renew social studies education in New Hampshire’s elementary classrooms, targeting upper elementary students and the teaching of state history, civics, geography, and economics. That task involves creating a new state social studies curriculum, called “Moose on the Loose: Social Studies for Granite State Kids,” with all associated materials for both teachers and students, delivered in an online format (moose.nhhistory.org). The project work is done in a team environment, with the curriculum developer working with Society staff and other project curriculum specialists to create lesson plans for classroom use.
Timing: Project work is ongoing and will continue through the fall of 2020.
Minimum Qualifications:
• Classroom experience at the elementary level
• Thorough familiarity with national and state standards (Common Core, NextGen Science, C3, as well as standards in individual disciplines [history, civics, economics, and geography])
• Background in American history, with a preference for New England history or New Hampshire history
• Attention to detail, conscientious, and reliable
• Strong communication skills, particularly the ability to write persuasively, in an engaging manner, and at the appropriate age level
• Ability to manage multiple priorities, meet deadlines, and work with accuracy
• Solid knowledge of Microsoft office package including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
• Enthusiasm for working collaboratively in a team environment
• Sunny, professional disposition
Send cover letter, résumé or cv, and a short writing sample in PDF to Elizabeth Dubrulle, Director of Education and Public Programs, at edubrulle@nhhistory.org. Subject line of the email should read: Curriculum Contractor [your last name].
Request for LOI - Fund Raise and Capital Campaign Consultant, Northern Forest Center
The Northern Forest Center seeks a single contractor (or identified team) to guide a capital campaign for organizational capacity and a Rural Community Investment Fund to expand their programmatic work.
March 20: Deadline for Letters of Interest and accompanying materials
Complimentary Conference Room Space from BANKW Staffing
BANKW Staffing is offering complimentary conference room space to nonprofit members of the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits. Conference room space is available in all four of their offices in Bedford, NH, Portsmouth, NH, Boston, MA and Woburn, MA. To view their space or to reserve a conference room, please contact Jillian Vaillancourt at jvaillancourt@bankwstaffing.com.
Function/Event Space in Concord
The Concord Community Music School, conveniently located in downtown Concord, offers its facilities to serve a multitude of rental needs, from business meetings to concerts to creative retreats. The two large performance spaces -- the lovely Recital Hall, formerly a church sanctuary, and the multi-purpose Community Room (each with 150 person capacity) each feature a Steinway B concert grand piano. Our meeting rooms (20-person capacity) are available for breakout sessions or staging areas, and we offer multiple smaller music studios for practice, depending on availability. We also offer use of our small but fully equipped kitchen. The building offers wireless internet connection, is handicap accessible and we offer ample free parking in our Fayette Street lot. For more information, contact Kristin at (603) 228-1196 x105, or email registrar@ccmusicschool.org.
Downtown Concord Event Space
The League of NH Craftsmen's engaging headquarters is an intimate and inspiring space for your next event. Centrally located in the heart of NH, the League offers flexible spaces perfect for business meetings, corporate and creative retreats and social gatherings.
To receive details of about the meeting room, gallery and classroom spaces, as well as additional amenities and pricing, please contact nhleague@nhcrafts.org or call (603) 224-3375, ext. 101.
Marion Gerrish Community Center Room Rentals
The Marion Gerrish Community Center has 8 rooms of various sizes available on a reservation basis. The Center rents rooms fot parties, business meetings, and memorial services. Rooms are reserved on a donation basis for nonprofit organiztions and club meetings. All rooms have at least one white board, television, and DVD player. The Center is completely handicap accessible and has plenty of parking. Detailed rooms descriptions and photos are available online at www.mgccderrynh.org, or you can contact the Center by calling (603) 434-8866 or emailing mgcc.derry@gmail.com.
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