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Assist with stocking the Community assistance store and the distribution of goods. Monday1:00 to 3:00 Wednesday 1:00 to 3:00 Thursday 1:00 to 3:00

Greet guests to the CAC building, and assist guests signing in for community assistance, as well as monitoring building for safety.

Assist the LC supervisor to administer the academic program, empowering students with the academic/career skills necessary for them to contribute to society and to the Christian community; once a week on Saturday 9:00 to Noon, for 6 months. Must be a Christian, have computer knowledge, be a high school graduate with some college, have good communication skills, and the ability to manage details and do basic clerical tasks.

To ensure the well being of children from six months old to kindergarten age whose parents or guardians are on New Life Program. Weekly from 1 PM – 4 PM.

Interview clients and share the gospel. Monday-Wednesday-Thursday 1-4pm. One day a week: two to three hours.

Assist Christian Life Program with administrative duties such as filing, word processing, data entry, and general office duties, a minimum of 5 hours a week for one year. Must have organizational skills, be detailed oriented, capable of working independently, have experience with electronic communications and other computer programs (Excel, Access, etc), be flexible and able to multi-task, have good record keeping and basic clerical knowledge, and other duties as needed.

Morning or afternoon 8:00 to 4:00 to be coordinated with Men’s Ministries Administrative Assistant’s schedule.

Assist manager with operations of the shelter in ministry of the guests, by meeting their spiritual, physical, and emotional needs within the evening duties; once a week for a year. Must be a Christian, be flexible, be willing to follow manager’s lead, an ability to say “No”, good boundaries, must be on time, and able to lift 50 lbs.

Organize donated clothes and distribute them to Christian Life Program clients or to over night shelter guests, while engaging the men in Godly conversation.

Mon. 5:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Thur. 4:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Sat. 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.

Assist with general maintenance and small construction projects throughout the Mission.

Between 9 am to 3 pm Individually based. Evenings and weekends can also be an option.

Assist the LC supervisor to administer the academic program, empowering students with the academic/career skills necessary for them to contribute to society and to the Christian community; once a week at least 2 hours, for 6 months. Must be a Christian, have computer knowledge, be a high school graduate with some college, have good communication skills, and the ability to manage details and do basic clerical tasks.
M – F 1pm – 4pm

Relate to students, assist with homework, discuss Bible topics, participate with program activities (e.g. life skills, job skills, recreation)

Assist the Staff to carry out the Motivational Intake Interview given to the Clients that come into overflow.

Driver- We are looking for male volunteer drivers to transport anywhere from 2-8 men at a time to local KC entities for them to obtain their IDs, Truman Discount Cards, dental appointments, and places where the Mission's case managers may need them to go. These drivers will be using the Mission's vehicles to transport these individuals that are in need of services.

There are programs these men have opportunity for with their medical care that are being held up because of the lack of enough drivers for transportation. If we had drivers available for certain days, the men could utilize more services and this would be of great assistance for our staff and those we care for here at the Mission.

Choose this option when you have been requested by staff to do a application and it does not fit one of the other opportunities. Or if you are not sure where you would like to serve.

Assist with stocking the Community assistance store and the distribution of goods. Monday1:00 to 3:00 Wednesday 1:00 to 3:00 Thursday 1:00 to 3:00

Greet guests to the CAC building, and assist guests signing in for community assistance, as well as monitoring building for safety.

Assist the LC supervisor to administer the academic program, empowering students with the academic/career skills necessary for them to contribute to society and to the Christian community; once a week on Saturday 9:00 to Noon, for 6 months. Must be a Christian, have computer knowledge, be a high school graduate with some college, have good communication skills, and the ability to manage details and do basic clerical tasks.

To ensure the well being of children from six months old to kindergarten age whose parents or guardians are on New Life Program. Weekly from 1 PM – 4 PM.

Interview clients and share the gospel. Monday-Wednesday-Thursday 1-4pm. One day a week: two to three hours.

Assist Christian Life Program with administrative duties such as filing, word processing, data entry, and general office duties, a minimum of 5 hours a week for one year. Must have organizational skills, be detailed oriented, capable of working independently, have experience with electronic communications and other computer programs (Excel, Access, etc), be flexible and able to multi-task, have good record keeping and basic clerical knowledge, and other duties as needed.

Morning or afternoon 8:00 to 4:00 to be coordinated with Men’s Ministries Administrative Assistant’s schedule.

Assist manager with operations of the shelter in ministry of the guests, by meeting their spiritual, physical, and emotional needs within the evening duties; once a week for a year. Must be a Christian, be flexible, be willing to follow manager’s lead, an ability to say “No”, good boundaries, must be on time, and able to lift 50 lbs.

Organize donated clothes and distribute them to Christian Life Program clients or to over night shelter guests, while engaging the men in Godly conversation.

Mon. 5:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Thur. 4:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Sat. 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.

Assist with general maintenance and small construction projects throughout the Mission.

Between 9 am to 3 pm Individually based. Evenings and weekends can also be an option.

Assist the LC supervisor to administer the academic program, empowering students with the academic/career skills necessary for them to contribute to society and to the Christian community; once a week at least 2 hours, for 6 months. Must be a Christian, have computer knowledge, be a high school graduate with some college, have good communication skills, and the ability to manage details and do basic clerical tasks.
M – F 1pm – 4pm

Relate to students, assist with homework, discuss Bible topics, participate with program activities (e.g. life skills, job skills, recreation)

Assist the Staff to carry out the Motivational Intake Interview given to the Clients that come into overflow.

Driver- We are looking for male volunteer drivers to transport anywhere from 2-8 men at a time to local KC entities for them to obtain their IDs, Truman Discount Cards, dental appointments, and places where the Mission's case managers may need them to go. These drivers will be using the Mission's vehicles to transport these individuals that are in need of services.

There are programs these men have opportunity for with their medical care that are being held up because of the lack of enough drivers for transportation. If we had drivers available for certain days, the men could utilize more services and this would be of great assistance for our staff and those we care for here at the Mission.

Choose this option when you have been requested by staff to do a application and it does not fit one of the other opportunities. Or if you are not sure where you would like to serve.

Assist the director. . . . especially with camp function and child discipline.

Oversee the activity staff. (daily devotion, team meeting, etc.)

General (Big Camp and Tot Lot)

• Oversee the physical aspects of camp
• Supervise support staff. (medical, housekeeping, food service), including daily meeting.

Big Camp Specific

• Communicate with the Farm staff, daily, regarding maintenance needs.
• Facilitate and organize purchases for Big Camp and Tot Lot.

Tot Lot Specific

• Meet daily with the Big Camp Manager regarding maintenance needs and purchasing.
• Assist with the Director's disciplinary responsibilities.

Assist the Tot Lot Staff when and where needed. Flexibility is a must.

Work with teacher to help facilitate Chapel times. Musical or computer skills are helpful.

Plan craft projects and work with camp office to obtain materials needed. Oversee and instruct craft assistants as they work with counselors to assist campers in the afternoon. Prepare materials for upcoming crafts.

Work with counselors to assist children in succeeding with pre-planned crafts in the afternoon. Assist the craft director in craft preparation.

Oversee recreational activities such as canoeing, swimming, archery, group games/sports, free play time, trust course, fishing, hiking, camping, etc. Work with counselors to assist campers. Usually assigned to lifeguard one or two hours per day. Lifeguard classes will be offered.

Oversee recreational activities such as canoeing, swimming, archery, group games/sports, free play time, trust course, fishing, hiking, camping, etc. Work with counselors to assist campers.

Help “their” campers to be prepared and punctual for each activity. Set a good example and counsel the campers in healthy relating, self-image, spiritual growth, personal hygiene, etc. Maintain discipline among campers.

Help “their” campers to be prepared and punctual for each activity. Set a good example and counsel the campers in healthy relating, self-image, spiritual growth, personal hygiene, etc. Maintain discipline among campers.

Assist the lead counselor in helping “their” campers to be prepared and punctual for each activity. Set a good example and counsel the campers in healthy relating, self-image, spiritual growth, personal hygiene, etc. Maintain discipline among campers. Level of experience and proficiency in counseling doesn’t have to be as high.

Experience with quantity cooking. Responsible for all meal related details except menu planning and purchasing. This includes food and dining hall preparation and clean-up, as well as tending to dishes.

Assist the cook in all meal preparation, service and cleanup.

Assist Nurse with distribution of meds and providing first aid.

Wash soiled linens in the mornings and serve snacks during the afternoon rotation. Have clean towels each day for campers.

Maintain clean “public” areas on the campground. Stock all bathrooms. Works closely with Asst. Janitor.

• Tot Lot Janitor also does laundry daily.

Help “their” campers to be prepared and punctual for each activity. Set a good example and counsel the campers in healthy relating, self-image, spiritual growth, personal hygiene, etc. Maintain discipline among campers.

This position is focused on understanding the role of camp staff through the experience of serving as camp staff in this short session. Duties are predominantly in food service and housekeeping, but also include some recreation and usually a facilities project. Time will also be devoted to brief 'studies' of the traits that are necessary when serving as staff and the adjustment that is sometimes a shock for those who come from the camper experience.

Assist the director. . . . especially with camp function and child discipline.

Oversee the activity staff. (daily devotion, team meeting, etc.)

General (Big Camp and Tot Lot)

• Oversee the physical aspects of camp
• Supervise support staff. (medical, housekeeping, food service), including daily meeting.

Big Camp Specific

• Communicate with the Farm staff, daily, regarding maintenance needs.
• Facilitate and organize purchases for Big Camp and Tot Lot.

Tot Lot Specific

• Meet daily with the Big Camp Manager regarding maintenance needs and purchasing.
• Assist with the Director's disciplinary responsibilities.

Tell the story of camp. Publish daily reports on the website, including pictures and stories.

Assist the Tot Lot Staff when and where needed. Flexibility is a must.

Work with teacher to help facilitate Chapel times. Musical or computer skills are helpful.

Plan craft projects and work with camp office to obtain materials needed. Oversee and instruct craft assistants as they work with counselors to assist campers in the afternoon. Prepare materials for upcoming crafts.

Work with counselors to assist children in succeeding with pre-planned crafts in the afternoon. Assist the craft director in craft preparation.

Oversee recreational activities such as canoeing, swimming, archery, group games/sports, free play time, trust course, fishing, hiking, camping, etc. Work with counselors to assist campers. Usually assigned to lifeguard one or two hours per day. Lifeguard classes will be offered.

Oversee recreational activities such as canoeing, swimming, archery, group games/sports, free play time, trust course, fishing, hiking, camping, etc. Work with counselors to assist campers.

Help “their” campers to be prepared and punctual for each activity. Set a good example and counsel the campers in healthy relating, self-image, spiritual growth, personal hygiene, etc. Maintain discipline among campers.

Help “their” campers to be prepared and punctual for each activity. Set a good example and counsel the campers in healthy relating, self-image, spiritual growth, personal hygiene, etc. Maintain discipline among campers.

Assist the lead counselor in helping “their” campers to be prepared and punctual for each activity. Set a good example and counsel the campers in healthy relating, self-image, spiritual growth, personal hygiene, etc. Maintain discipline among campers. Level of experience and proficiency in counseling doesn’t have to be as high.

Experience with quantity cooking. Responsible for all meal related details except menu planning and purchasing. This includes food and dining hall preparation and clean-up, as well as tending to dishes.

Assist the cook in all meal preparation, service and cleanup.

Assist Nurse with distribution of meds and providing first aid.

Wash soiled linens in the mornings and serve snacks during the afternoon rotation. Have clean towels each day for campers.

Maintain clean “public” areas on the campground. Stock all bathrooms. Works closely with Asst. Janitor.

• Tot Lot Janitor also does laundry daily.

Help “their” campers to be prepared and punctual for each activity. Set a good example and counsel the campers in healthy relating, self-image, spiritual growth, personal hygiene, etc. Maintain discipline among campers.

This position is focused on understanding the role of camp staff through the experience of serving as camp staff in this short session. Duties are predominantly in food service and housekeeping, but also include some recreation and usually a facilities project. Time will also be devoted to brief 'studies' of the traits that are necessary when serving as staff and the adjustment that is sometimes a shock for those who come from the camper experience.

General (Big Camp and Tot Lot)

• Oversee the physical aspects of camp
• Supervise support staff. (medical, housekeeping, food service), including daily meeting.

Big Camp Specific

• Communicate with the Farm staff, daily, regarding maintenance needs.
• Facilitate and organize purchases for Big Camp and Tot Lot.

Tot Lot Specific

• Meet daily with the Big Camp Manager regarding maintenance needs and purchasing.
• Assist with the Director's disciplinary responsibilities.

Coordinate corporate worship through music.

Experience with quantity cooking. Responsible for all meal related details except menu planning and purchasing. This includes food and dining hall preparation and clean-up, as well as tending to dishes.

Assist the cook in all meal preparation, service and cleanup.

Set out snacks (pizza, cookies, drinks). Assist other areas as needed.

Assist the Tot Lot Staff when and where needed. Flexibility is a must.

City Camp Interns serve as leaders for day camp campers and assist with planning and documenting the program.

Live and serve at City Union Mission. Experience a diverse rescue ministry from a range of perspectives.

Assist, as the need arises, with children exhibiting extreme behaviors.

Residential Camp Intern at Camp CUMCITO ... 2.5 weeks of training and camp prep, 7 weeks of overnight, residential camp and one week visiting camper homes and 'putting away' after camp.

Residential Camp Intern at Camp CUMCITO ... 2.5 weeks of training and camp prep, 7 weeks of overnight, residential camp and one week visiting camper homes and 'putting away' after camp.