Jobs at Community Renewal Team, Inc.

The Fatherhood Coordinator recruits and supports low-income fathers through community outreach, assessments, service planning, workshops, support groups, and advisory meetings. The role maintains client records, prepares reports, coordinates providers and guest speakers, and participates in community activities. Evening, weekend, and unconventional hours are required. The position requires family-services experience, peer identification, basic computer skills, a valid driver’s license, and strong communication abilities.

Designs, develops, supports, and documents custom applications, reports, and online data collection tools. Works with customers to define requirements, evaluates implementation options, and uses Python, .NET, SQL, PowerApps, Power BI, Salesforce, Tableau, and other platforms. Provides reporting-tool support and training, assists with software-system research and implementation, and supports internal and external Salesforce users.

Prepares, portions, packages, and distributes meals while accommodating dietary restrictions and therapeutic diet adjustments. Sets up serving lines, maintains food storage and temperature records, monitors pantry stock, and keeps kitchen areas and equipment sanitary. Requires standing, lifting carts, safe chemical use, teamwork, and respectful customer service. A high school diploma, at least one year of food service training or experience, and a valid ServSafe Food Handler Certificate are required.

Provide HR support including onboarding, benefits administration, HRIS and payroll support, employee records management, training coordination, compliance reporting, investigations and employee/labor relations under HR Director supervision.

Provide classroom support by supervising children, assisting teachers with daily routines and curriculum, enforcing safety and CACFP guidelines, completing required paperwork, attending trainings, and helping implement behavioral strategies and IEP goals.

Respond to crisis calls and provide brief immediate crisis intervention and acute one-on-one counseling. Assess, develop crisis/treatment plans, refer to community resources, monitor clients, maintain documentation and confidentiality, facilitate groups, and collaborate with providers. Manage fluctuating caseloads, attend trainings, and work evenings, weekends, and in community settings.

Manage financial reporting, treasury and cash flow, budgeting, grant and audit compliance, and finance team oversight. Produce flash and committee reports, coordinate with banks, auditors, and software vendors, prepare year-end statements and special reports, and support the CFO in financial strategy and performance.

Provide individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, diagnostic evaluations, treatment planning, referrals, case documentation, and advocacy for clients with mental health, substance use, and HIV/AIDS needs. Participate in team meetings, trainings, community outreach, and occasional presentations.

Perform building repair and maintenance across agency sites, including carpentry, plumbing, electrical troubleshooting, painting, flooring, and snow removal. Oversee and coordinate contractors, purchase parts and equipment, manage work orders, respond to emergencies, serve as master keyholder, operate agency vehicles, and complete mandatory trainings. Requires on-call availability and schedule flexibility.

Provide classroom support as a substitute teacher assistant: supervise children, follow curriculum and safety policies, complete required paperwork, assist with behavioral strategies and IEP goals, ensure CACFP meal compliance, attend trainings, and maintain cleanliness and safety of classroom and playground.

Provide intake, assessment, individualized service plans and ongoing case management for clients. Coordinate referrals to CRT and community resources, document progress, deliver counseling and group facilitation, maintain caseload and program reporting, and complete system data entry and required certifications.

Provide intake, assessment, individualized service plans, referrals, and case monitoring for clients. Maintain case files, document progress, conduct home visits, facilitate access to community resources, and produce reports for referring agencies.

Prepare and analyze budgets for new and renewal grants, budget revisions, and projects. Research historical spending, verify costs against payroll and records, coordinate with department heads to balance budgets, project trends, recommend adjustments, complete budget forms, and participate/lead project teams.

Provide classroom support by supervising children, assisting teachers with daily routines, implementing curriculum and behavioral strategies, ensuring safety and CACFP meal compliance, completing required paperwork, and attending trainings.