Bridges to Change Inc.

United States
99 Total Employees
Year Founded: 2004

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2 Days AgoSaved
In-Office
97206, Portland, OR, USA
Social Impact
Live-in, part-time house manager providing overnight presence and household oversight in a male-identifying recovery residence. Maintain an alcohol/drug-free environment, perform gender-specific observed urinalysis, respond to crises (including overdose reversal), facilitate house meetings, coordinate household operations and maintenance, document incidents, and collaborate with staff and community partners using trauma-informed, harm-reduction practices.
2 Days AgoSaved
In-Office
2 Locations
Social Impact
Live-in, part-time house manager for a male-identifying recovery residence responsible for overnight presence, safety, crisis response, administering observed urinalysis, fostering community, coordinating household operations, property upkeep, and collaborating with staff and community partners to support residents' recovery pathways.
2 Days AgoSaved
In-Office
97206, Portland, OR, USA
Social Impact
Serve as strategic HR advisor to leadership, overseeing employee relations, investigations, leave administration, performance management, training, HRIS improvements, compliance, and culture initiatives. Coach managers, mitigate legal and operational risk, lead HR projects, and support organizational change to improve engagement and operational effectiveness.
2 Days AgoSaved
In-Office
97206, Portland, OR, USA
Social Impact
Senior HR leader responsible for strategic and operational oversight of HR functions including talent acquisition, compensation and benefits, HRIS, compliance, employee relations, culture and inclusion. Leads policy, investigations, workforce planning, leadership coaching, and vendor/financial stewardship to align people strategy with organizational goals.
2 Days AgoSaved
In-Office
97206, Portland, OR, USA
Social Impact
Oversee day-to-day accounting operations for a nonprofit, including general ledger, month-end/year-end close, reconciliations, AP/AR, grant/restricted-fund tracking, audit support, internal controls, staff supervision, and collaboration with executive leadership and fractional CFO to improve systems and ensure GAAP-compliant financial reporting.