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We are looking for St. Francis Support Staff at Chum. Support Staff are responsible for supporting the 24-hour operations of Chum services at St. Francis Apartments, providing a safe, supportive environment for residents. This is an incredibly rewarding role, and you would have the opportunity to make a big difference in our community. Starting at $18/hour, this position is part-time.
We are URGENTLY looking for Shelter Support Staff at Chum. In this role, you will be responsible for Emergency Shelter/Drop-In Center services and other activities, as needed, by performing the following duties personally or through other employees and/or volunteers. This is an incredibly rewarding role, and you would have the opportunity to make a big difference in our community. Starting at $18/hour and $19/hour for overnights.
We would not be able to take care of and support our guests using these programs without our support staff. This role is the bones of the program, checking in with, and making sure folks using the warming center/safe bay are taken care of. As the warming center closes in the spring of this year, Safe Bay will open shortly after. We need your help for both! Full-time and Part-time positions are available starting at $18/hour and $19/hour for overnights.
As a member of the HUB Team, the Street Outreach Worker will make connections with a diverse population of participants who are homeless, or in peril of becoming homeless; have a range of behavioral health and substance use issues; and may be working in various stages of their recovery. The Street Outreach Worker, and the HUB Team, will develop and implement harm reduction practices, connect people to needed services, and help them move from unsheltered homelessness to housing stability. The Street Outreach Worker will report directly to the Director of Stabilization Services.
Stepping On Up Internship
​This is an exciting opportunity to be involved on the ground level in implementing a five-year plan to address unsheltered homelessness in the Duluth area. The internship will include a variety of experiences, including on-the-ground work with people experiencing unsheltered homelessness and policy research and advocacy. this internship is geared toward students of social work, human services and related fields. Stipend and transportation allowance available. Minimum 400 hours for bachelors and masters level academic placements.