> AmeriCorps -- The Legal Aid Society of Hawaii seeks motivated individuals for AmeriCorps Member positions for work with its partner agencies: Hawaii Alliance for Community-Based Economic Development (full-time), Maximum Legal Corp (part-time), and the Veteran's Administration Homeless Services (full- or part-time). Positions begin Oct. 1. AmeriCorps Members at these partner agencies provide client assistance and advocacy, participate in outreach and education efforts and work directly with Legal Aid to provide holistic services to those in need. Some clerical work is required and access to reliable transportation may be required. Experience working in community service with disadvantaged individuals and  familiarity with community based economic development or disability or veteran's rights are helpful. Training is provided. Full-time members receive a living stipend of $22,200.00 per year and earn education award or loan repayment and medical/dental benefits. Part-time members receive a living stipend of $11,754 per year and earn education award or loan repayment. To apply, send a resume, cover letter identifying organizations you are interested in and three references to Angela Lovitt, anlovit@lashaw.org. No calls to partner agencies or to Legal Aid, please. (09/10)  

> Controller -- Easter Seals Hawaii seeks a Controller, a new position with a growing nonprofit, to oversee organizational, departmental and program budgets, government and grant reports; to ensure compliance with contract and grant terms and conditions and internal control procedures; to coordinate preparation of annual audits; and to prepare management reports and other financial analyses. Qualifications include proficiency in computerized accounting systems and  Excel, a Bachelor's degree in Accounmting or the equivalent and a minimum of 10 years of accounting and three years of management expereince. Please send cover letter, salary requirements and resume to: ESH - Human Resources Manager, 710 Green St., Honolulu, HI 96813 or apply@eastersealshawaii.org. (09/10)

> Director of Development, Part-Time – Family Promise of Hawaii seeks a part-time Director of Development to develop ongoing funding streams to sustain, fulfill and expand its mission to serve homeless families with children. Successful applicant will be responsible for all fund development duties including donor cultivation, grants, events, new partner development, planned giving, in-kind donations, reporting,and new strategies to help implement the strategic plan.  Applicant should be enthusiastic about the mission of the organization.  Compensation is $25K - $30K based on experience, with benefits. To apply, submit a cover letter, resume and two references to Family Promise of Hawaii, c/o Kent Anderson, 245 N. Kukui St., Suite 101, Honolulu, HI 96817, kent@familypromisehawaii.org. (08/10)

> Director of Development -- Easter Seals Hawaii seeks a Director of Development to lead and create development opportunities and activities that drive financial support through special events and fundraising; maintain awareness of potential new funding from grants, private contracts and other sources; support and participate in the design, production and marketing of all Easter Seals Hawaii collateral material, including written and audio-visual material; develop income and expense budgets for all fundraising activities and ensure compliance of fundraising guidelines and ESH policies; develop new sponsorship opportunities as well ongoing managing of all sponsorship and vendor contracts; be involved with planning and securing corporate sponsorships of all types; be responsible to remain current in best practices and new technology/methods of marketing Easter Seals Hawaii, including direct mail, web-pages, etc.; and ensure open communications between staff, board, corporate sponsors, clients and volunteers related to giving opportunities. Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in marketing, public relations, television production, community organization, business or related field. To apply, send a cover letter, salary requirements and resume to ESH, Director of Human Resources, 710 Green St., Honolulu, HI 96813 or eunderwood@eastersealshawaii.org. (07/10)

> Executive Director - Ho`omau Ke Ola seeks an Executive Director knowledgeable of substance abuse best practices and familiar with cultural approaches to addressing addictions in residential and outpatient settings. Successful candidate should possess five years of progressive clinical or management experience in substance abuse services. Strong grant writing and quality outcome measurement skills and the ability to work collaboratively with a local board of directors and collaborate with cultural advisory council are essential. A Masters degree in a clinical or human services field is preferred; other qualifications apply. The position is responsible for all agency activities including administrative, clinical, cultural and financial management, has executive operating authority and represents the agency in all contractual agreements with regulatory agencies. Compensation is $50,000 annually and the position is full-time. To apply, send cover letter, resume to hkohr@hawaii.rr.com. (08/10)

> Executive Director -- The Honolulu Zoological Society  seeks an Executive Director.  He or she will be responsible for coordinating, implementing and monitoring policies and procedures consistent with the needs of the society, including long range planning and evaluation of programs, business operations and governmental and community relations.  The Executive Director will report to the President of the society. Compensation is $70,000 annual salary; bonus is negotiable. Benefits include a 403(b) retirement plan. To apply submit a cover letter and resume, together with two professional references to hzsedsearch@gmail.com. (06/10)

> Food Service Manager - Ho`omau Ke Ola Alcohol and Substance Abuse Program seeks a Food Service Manager to be responsible for daily preparation of meals, purchasing, storage and inventory of food supplies for the Residential and Therapeutic Living Program. The position is responsible for strict compliance with Department of Health food establishment sanitation standards and agency policies and procedures. Qualifications include: high school diploma or equivalent; a minimum of one year of experience in food and beverage preparation and serving; experience in coordinating, organizing, maintaining a wide range of activities; ability to oversee and maintain inventory, shopping, equipment and supplies; basic computer skills in Microsoft Word and Excel; writing skills; experience in conducting educational and group training; a current, valid Hawaii drivers license and clean driver's abstract; criminal history clearance; CPR and first aid and TB clearances. Compensation is $27,000 per year and the position is full-time.  To apply, send cover letter and resume to hkollarita@hawaii.rr.com or fax them to Laurie Larita at (808) 696-3661. (08/10)

> Full Charge Bookkeeper/Accountant -- Easter Seals Hawaii seeks a Full Charge Bookkeeper/Accountant. This is an exciting opportunity to join a fast-paced accounting team in a growing organization committed to creating solutions and changing lives. Responsible for f/s compilation, workpapers and analytical review. Proficiency in Excel and computerized general ledger systems and at least five years of full-charge experience are required. To apply, send cover letter, salary requirements and resume to Easter Seals Hawaii, Human Resources Manager, 710 Green St., Honolulu, HI 96813 or apply@eastersealshawaii.org. (06/10)

> Grant Connections Specialist – EPIC, Inc., a human service organization, seeks a full-time Grant Connections Specialist for family connections and permanency work. Qualifications include a Masters degree with clinical and therapeutic experience; the ability to work with diverse populations; and excellent time management, documentation and computer skills. To apply, send resume and cover letter to EPIC, INC., Ohana Conferencing, 1130 N. Nimitz Highway, Suite C-210, Honolulu, HI 96817 or epic@epicohana.org. No phone calls please. (07/10)

> Local Community Coordinator -- The Coalition for Tobacco-Free Hawaii is seeking applications for Local Community Coordinators on Oahu, Maui and Molokai in support of tobacco control programs. Successful applicants will build effective community partnerships to create positive behavior change through systems, policies and advocacy. The Coordinator would be responsible for the development and maintenance of an active community tobacco control coalition and advancing our mission of a tobacco-free Hawaii. To apply, visit www.tobaccofreehawaii.org  for more information. You can also submit a one-page cover letter that describes the position you are applying for. Address it to the Selection Committee outlining your education, skills and experience. Include your contact phone, email and current resume. Send both the cover letter and current resume to: recruitment@tobaccofreehawaii.org. (06/10) 

> Part-time Development Officer/Fundraiser -- Malama Kauai seeks a part-time Development Officer/Fundraiser. The mission of the organization is to mālama (care for) the āina (that which feeds us), community and culture of Kauai through education, collaboration and implementation of solutions that merge traditional Hawaiian values and practices with contemporary principles of sustainability. The individual selected will identify, define, and develop funding sources to support existing and planned program activities, including primarily individual donor cultivation and the development, writing and submission of grant proposals. Position starts as part-time, but will move to full-time based on performance. Applicant should be enthusiastic about the mission of the organization and have adequate understanding of sustainability. To apply, submit a cover letter, resume and two references to Malama Kauai, c/o Keone Kealoha, 4900 Kuawa Rd., Kilauea, HI 96754, info@malamakauai.org. (06/10)

> Reception & Office Assistant – Pacific Buddhist Academy seeks a part-time Receptionist & Office Assistant who, under the supervision of the director of Development & Community Relations, will serve as the first point of contact for the school in the reception area. This position will also manage the donor database, help coordinate events and perform general administration duties. Qualifications include: Reception and office administrative; ability to operate basic office equipment such as computers, copying machines, postage meter; knowledge of Microsoft Windows Applications, Microsoft Office programs Word, Excel, and Outlook; scheduling, database entry, organization, time management; ability to multi-task; ability to help on special events; and a positive attitude. The position is for 19.5 hours per week with an hourly rate based upon experience and free parking. Hours are 7:45 to 11:45 a.m. Monday through Friday. To apply, send a short, one-page cover letter and resume only by email to cara.mazzei@pbahi.org with the subject line "Attention: Application for Reception & Office Assistant," followed by applicant's last name. (08/10)

> School Teacher -- Bobby Benson Center seeks a School Teacher at its facility in Kahuku to work with at risk youth in the residential treatment program in a classroom setting. This is a year-round program which includes both life skills and academics. The ideral candidate is creative and motivated and understands the challenges faced in recovery. Hours are 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. DOE teaching credentials, special education training, experience with adolescents and a working knowledge of the 12-step program are preferred. Qualifications include: patience, compassion, the abilty to work with an interdisciplinary team and a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Education. To apply, send your resume to hr@bbcoahu.com. No phone calls please. (09/10)

> Senior Executive Manager -- Search Hawaii seeks a Senior Executive Manager capable of directing operations and programs for a large statewide human service provider and the potential to lead the full organization within 12 to 24 months. Must be a proven manager/leader with a demonstrated track record of operational acumen within a quality-driven organization; must have a solid understanding of the financial and business development side of the organization; must be a strong communicator who can build and maintain corporate and community relationships and a strategic thinker with proven problem-solving skills and a commitment to quality and excellence in all endeavors. The successful candidate will direct management of operations to include oversight of programs and maintenance of physical assets at multiple locations; lead the continuation and improvement of quality services and comply with federal, state and local regulations. To apply, send a one-page bio and salary requirements to Search Hawaii, LLC., P.O. Box 240846, Honolulu, HI 96824-0846 or SeniorExecutiveManager@gmail.com. (07/10)

> Vice President Fund Development and Marketing -- North Hawaii Community Hospital seeks a Vice President Fund Development and Marketing to be responsible for the planning, organization and implementation of comprehensive development and marketing programs, which will support the mission and vision of North Hawaii Community Hospital.  As a member of the senior management team of the hospital, this position will plan and implement a fundraising plan for both philanthropic operating needs and capital improvements.  Further, this position is responsible for planning and implementing a strong marketing plan to build community awareness and support of the hospital's core services.  To apply, please e-mail your resume to kinkinen@inkinen.com.  Complete JD and six figure compensation to be discussed in confidence with candidate upon receipt of resume. (06/10)

> Volunteer Coordinator, Part-Time -- Family Promise of Hawaii seeks a part-time ((34 hours perweek) Volunteer Coordinator to help mobilize its more than 1,500 Windward and Honolulu volunteers who shelter, feed and support homeless families with children.  Successful applicant will build effective community partnerships to coordinate our overnight shelter services and day center volunteers.  The Coordinator would be responsible for the recruitment, training, and retention of volunteers, as well as general administrative duties. Applicant should be enthusiastic about the mission of the organization and be proficient in Microsoft Office. Compensation is $25K - $30K based on experience. To apply, submit a cover letter, resume and two references to Family Promise of Hawaii, c/o Kent Anderson, 69 N. Kainalu Drive, Kailua, HI 96734, kent@familypromisehawaii.org. (08/10)

> Youth Programs Coordinator, Part-Time -- The Ho‘oulu ‘Aina program at Kokua Kalihi Valley’s nature preserve seeks a part-time Youth Programs Coordinator for a youth environmental leadership initiative. Children and youth are a primary focus of HA’s four program areas: community food production, native reforestation, cultural stewardship and community access. The coordinator will provide leadership and coordination across youth-focused efforts; develop content, systems, funding and staffing resources for programs while integrating these with other HA and KKV efforts; and be a mentor developing the leadership capacity of youth program participants. Qualifications include skills in and knowledge of youth mentoring, leadership development, curriculum development, teaching, coaching and/or counseling. Skills in and knowledge relevant to program areas, such as reforestation, gardening, art, canoe building, construction and project management are preferred. A relevant Bachelor’s degree and three to five years of experience are required; a Master’s degree and five or more years experience are  preferred. Significant experience working with youth in community-based or educational settings may be substituted for education. The position requires a 25 hour per week commitment. To apply, send cover letter, resume and a list of three references to klange@kkv.net or (fax) (808) 843-8141. (09/10)
 

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