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The Board of Directors is a dynamic group of leaders committed to FACT Oregon’s mission, vision, and values. They actively champion and steward the organization to help us do the best work possible in pursuit of our goals to equip and empower families and transform disability. As an organization that is family-led, FACT Oregon’s board maintains a majority presence of parents of youth with disabilities and seeks to have diverse leadership that reflects the racial, cultural, geographic, and linguistic diversity of the families and communities we serve.

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We look for organizations to come into our school and talk about various careers, career skills, opportunities, and successful attributes they will need in the future.

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The Girl Child Art Foundation is seeking a program development specialist to oversee our program development cycle (program definition and design, program implementation, and evaluation).
Program Development Responsibilities:
• The program development specialist will support our program development activities, ensuring an acceptable standard of practice.
• He/she must possess the technical skills to evaluate and edit program reports.
• The position requires the ability to extract and interpret data collected and the ability to communicate all the findings effectively.
Requirements:
• Must have a minimum of a bachelor’s degree in business administration, project management, or a similar field or relevant experience with non-profits.
• Relevant work experience as a program manager or as an administrative professional with reporting and supervision experience is desirable.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	no limit	n/a	n/a

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The Girl Child Art Foundation is seeking passionate and motivated volunteers to join our Board of Directors, with a range of skills and/or experience to complement our current Board.

According to the United Nations Resolution 66/170, Empowerment and investment in girls are key in breaking the cycle of discrimination and violence and in promoting and protecting the full and effective enjoyment of their human rights. According to UNICEF, six of the world’s 10 countries with the highest rates of child marriage are in West and Central Africa. Average prevalence across the region remains high: about 41% of girls marry before reaching the age of 18. In Nigeria, an estimated 44% of girls in Nigeria are married before their 18th birthday and the country, also, records the 11th highest rate of child marriage (UNICEF 2013). This, along with child labor and other vices are the significant obstacles to girls' education in sub-Saharan Africa and Nigeria.

Who we are:

GCAF is a nonprofit organization. Our mission is to provide a supportive environment that educates and inspires underserved girls in Africa using arts. We seek to address poverty, gender-based barriers, and low self-esteem faced by girls by providing a platform for underserved girls to explore their inherent creative strength, life skills education, and earn a livelihood to support themselves and their families. Excellence, honesty, teamwork, commitment, respect, and creativity are our core values and for more than 15 years, the foundation has invested in sustainable solutions that mitigate poverty, provide equal opportunities for social, economic, and educational development, while ensuring a life free of sexual violence for girls in Nigeria.



Who we are looking for:

Our board of directors is the strategic heart of our organization, and we are especially interested in candidates with expertise in the areas of Project/program management in the development and humanitarian sectors, Arts, and administration, and finances of non-profits. If you are interested in committing to GCAF’s mission, goals, and objectives, then you are the person we are looking for.



The expectation for our Board members:

· Offer philanthropic leadership through personal/meaningful contribution annually.

· Have expertise in Project/program management in the development and humanitarian sectors, Information Technology, Professional Training, and Skill-building and/or Administration and finances for non-profits.



Time Commitment:

The time demands for board membership are 1.5 hours per month for scheduled board meetings, 1 hour per month for committee meetings, and 2 hours per month for fundraising support. Members are also required to attend board retreats 1 day per year.



How to Apply:

To be considered as a candidate, kindly complete the following register interest form through the link https://bit.ly/3zxgswS .

The deadline for application is the 25th of August 2021.

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The Girl Child Art Foundation is seeking a skilled Web developer who will be responsible for developing and/or designing a website for the organization. The developer shall be responsible for the appearance of the site and technical aspects (site speed and traffic) with the support of the program officer.
Web Developer Responsibilities:
• Website and software application designing, building, or maintaining.
• Directing or performing Website updates.
• Using scripting or authoring languages, management tools, content creation tools, applications, and digital media.
• Developing or validating test routines and schedules to ensure that test cases mimic external interfaces and address all browser and device types.
• Evaluating code to ensure it meets industry standards, is valid, is properly structured, and is compatible with browsers, devices, or operating systems.
• Determining user needs by analyzing technical requirements.
Web Developer Requirements:
• Relevant certifications and experience in Web development or related field.
• Solid knowledge and experience in programming applications.
• Proficient in JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Proficient in My SQL.
• A high degree of independent judgment.

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Setting up and running community outreach volunteer programming for students to give back to their local communities. Programming is not religious. Strategic planning, marketing, fundraising, partnerships, and vendor and event management volunteers are needed.

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Volunteer to provide exposure to high school students to "Internet of Things" (IoT) technology. Workshops will take place on Saturdays and they will cover topics such as safety in a technology environment, basic electronics, basic micro-controllers (arduino), basic programming, 3D printing, systems integration, etc.

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The Vision of the Military Youth Mentoring Program is to provide youth-oriented programs and activities that teaches life developmental skills and facilitates transition and integration into conventional culture, through mentorship. We are guided by the Mission to equip military youth with relevant life skills training, educational development, and enrichment opportunities. To fulfill the Mission, we have outlined to following program objectives:

OBJECTIVES
Develop Life-School Balance (Cognitive Assessment)
Build Military Youth Networks (Relationship Building)
Promote Cultural Competence (Social Awareness)
Teach financial principles (Economic Empowerment)

This program is vital for the well-being of youth impacted by the military service of their parents. This program is designed to provide support, assistance, and comfort for those who often enter civilian life, after growing up in the "military bubble". We want to help with the transition for those who didn't sign up for the service, but was born into it.

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It will be a HORN Honkin’ Fun Day at The Discovery Center’s Truck Day on Saturday, August 28, 2021 from 10am-1pm. Explore Big Trucks, Little Trucks, Fast Trucks, Slow Trucks, and Awesome Trucks parked all over the Discovery Center Grounds and even more Truck Day adventures inside! Truck Day lets families enjoy an amazing day of exploration as they visit trucks and learn more about their community and Community Helpers.

Grand opening of our Police Station and Community Center in honor of Officer D.W. Smith killed in action with the Johnson City Police Department .

Volunteer will help with setting up, getting trucks parked and making sure visitors and guest organizations have what they need.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	5	n/a	n/a

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We are looking for volunteers to help IFA reach out other institutions around the world that offer social protection and/or education to children.

We are looking for volunteers to help IFA reach out other institutions around the world that offer social protection and/or education to children and adolescents in situation of vulnerability and risk.

IFA’s unique and innovative entrepreneurship methodology is available in English and Portuguese and it is totally free to non-profit organizations or volunteers.

Entrepreneurship is seen by IFA as a set of skills and behaviors that enable children and adolescents to prepare themselves for their professional future, far beyond the conception of business creation.

The complete experience offered by IFA is the Campaign Mode (a series of 5 different workshops). The whole experience is available using our app, so volunteers and instructors can teach the workshops on-line or in person.

After finishing the Campaign Mode, we will send to attendees a very special prize: a miniature printed in 3D that represents their entrepreneurial mindset (power) and a comic book, which is inspired by real histories of former participants of IFA’s Campaign Modes.

The volunteer should download our free app available in our website, register as instructor and become an IFA ambassador by finishing the training requested at the app. After this step, you will have a virtual meeting with IFA’s team to work together in a plan to find and partner with institutions that can adopt our methodology.

Knowing about entrepreneurship is not an issue you should worry about if you want to help us! You will learn all the concepts that we work on at IFA by the instructor's training and also with our support.

You do not need to be geographically near to us or to the institution you want IFA to partner with, once our workshops can be taught on-line and/or in person as well! The only request we make is your willingness and desire to help changing our children’s future in order to make the world a better place.

About the Campaign Mode: it is a series of 5 different workshops with an interval of one or two weeks between them. The total experience takes two to three months, and each workshop takes 2 hours long, then you can teach at a better time in your country and use IFA’s app to help you during the classes.

You will see how easy it is to teach our workshops, how magical those experiences are and also feel amazing after hearing testimonials of a child that was in one of your classes changing their perspectives and believing that they can dream, make their dreams come true and change the world.