Case Managers
Work with families/individuals in need; coordinate services for families; help them with issues that got them into trouble; make decisions about financial assistance; mentor; and give them some spiritual direction.
Intake Workers
Answers the helpline and helps direct individuals/families to either a case manager, and/or other service organizations within the county.
Volunteer Case Managers for Affordable Housing Program
Work with the families that are in our program. This would be a long-term relationship. Coordinate treatment with Angie, the life skills instructor and parenting guide, and Pam, the director and program planning coordinator.
Furniture Coordinator
Keep an inventory and a description of the type of donations; schedule pick up of donations and schedule drop offs to families in need; interview families in need to assess their needs.Public Relations Coordinator
Manage the timeliness of the quarterly newsletter; develop strategies to publicize the CHI (Christian Help, Inc.) image; send press releases and be involved in special news articles; work with the golf committee on publicizing the tournament; manage a team of helpers; and work with the website master.
Fundraising Committee
Be a part of the committee that is in charge of fundraising; helping to develop fundraising strategies and ideas; and working on specific projects.
Assistant to Program Coordinator
Work with John Dickey and the churches fixing up homes; help a family make connections with the church; help to decorate the homes and pick out furniture; and help to make the home a warm home.
Child Care Volunteers
We often need someone to watch the children of our program participants while they are in life skills' class or going to classes for the entrepreneur program. This need will grow as we are going to be having more and more classes in all areas of the county.
Historian
keep a file of stories about clients; a file of our history of events; a file of pictures; and take minutes at meetings.
Other Volunteer Positions
Materials Needed
Donations of building materials, carpet, light fixtures, sinks and toilets etc.
Donations of office supplies, computer paper, notebooks, files, pens, etc.
Donations of gift cards, gas cards, meal cards etc. for individuals taking the life skills classes.
Food items — we keep a small amount of food for emergencies. We can take bread and milk as we have a freezer.
We have a need for someone to donate their time putting in a sidewalk at our office. It can be made out of wood or cement. This would be a nice project for boy scouts.
We will be doing planting and landscaping.