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Opportunities

Are you seeking ways to give back to the community - and enrich your own life at the same time? The Coming of Age Opportunities featured below include both paid and unpaid positions available at organizations in San Francisco and Alameda Counties.

To submit additional opportunities for publication, please complete the opportunity submission form.

Personalized matching helps you connect with organizations offering opportunities in the Bay Area.  For more information, contact the Talent Coach at comingofage@ncphs.org.

CHIEF OF PEOPLE SERVICES

Goodwill SF is currently seeking a dynamic and seasoned leader to fill the role of Chief of People Services. The ideal candidate needs to be an experienced and accomplished workforce and economic development professional and leader.

Program/Office Coordinator

Join a start up non-profit, RoomsThatRock4Chemo. RTR4C connects interior designers with hospitals and clinics that provide out patient chemotherapy. Since its founding just a few short months ago, our custom-designed rooms together host over 9,000 patient visits per year in San Francisco and Marin County in California. Talent, passion and office skills are needed to help this non-profit grow as swiftly as the demand for services requires.

Create Events!

Categories: Event planning

With great joy and a smile on their faces, the Event Committee will provide for the planning, set-up, production and clean-up of this event. This committee makes all operational decisions regarding the production of the event and oversees all activities. A bit of creativity and negotiating skills are also helpful if one finds themselves on this committee.

Volunteer Newsletter Coordinator

Type: Unpaid

The San Francisco Village currently produces a monthly newsletter for its members and community partners. We produce both an electronic newsletter that can be emailed to our members as well as a hard-copy version for those people that do not have email.

Visitor Education Center Docent

Categories: Docent, History
Cities: Richmond

Rosie the Riveter/WWII Home Front National Historical Park seeks a new group of volunteer docents to assist with operations at our Visitor Education Center, which is scheduled to open in May, 2012. This national park, located in Richmond, CA, preserves and interprets the stories and places of our nation's home front response to WWII.

Mentor Preschool Children: Prepare Young Kids for Success in School and Life

Feel young again! Make an impact in the life of a young child and help prepare them for success in school and in life. Work in the preschool classroom, reading to children, singing songs, playing games and having fun while building their language and literacy skills.

Empower Domestic Violence Survivors

Categories: Domestic Violence

Make a difference. Become a volunteer at WOMAN, Inc.! WOMAN, Inc. is dedicated to empowering domestic violence survivors to create lives free of violence. Our ultimate goal is to abolish domestic violence by promoting a violence free society through advocacy, education, and public policy. We offer domestic violence survivors a 24-hour multilingual crisis line and culturally sensitive support programs.

Thrift Store Manager

Love the art of "thrifting"? Helping Seniors?  Combine your interests and skills while managing a Senior Center's  small thrift store. 

Intern at Meals On Wheels of San Francisco

Categories: Senior services
Type: Unpaid

Meals on Wheels of San Francisco is seeking Interns for their Social Services and Volunteer Departments! We are looking for somebody who could commit to 15 hours/week for 6 months, working in between the social work department and volunteer department. See further information for position description and details.

Be a Volunteer Writer Coach to help Oakland Teens Succeed

Cities: Oakland

WriterCoach Connection brings one-on-one help to students on their classroom writing assignments by taking teams of trained community volunteers in to high school English classes. Founded in 2001 in Berkeley, WCC is expanding in Oakland, and volunteers are needed to encourage, challenge, and inspire students to write more clearly and think more deeply. And, says one teacher, "the writing improves dramatically."

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