Peer Gambling Ambassador | Hope for Holyoke
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Gandara Center
Holyoke, MA, US
Summary
The Peer Gambling Ambassador is responsible for conducting community outreach and facilitating individual and group education sessions. They must collaborate with other ambassadors and develop relationships with community organizations to support recovery.
Job Description
Why Work for Gandara:
Explore the career pathways in Behavioral Health, Substance Use and Recovery, Community Based Clinical services, Adolescent and Family services, Adult Residential, Maintenance and Administration! Whether that is in an entry level or leadership role, Gandara will provide the tools and resources to better enhance your career growth. The opportunities are presented with the ability to transition your skills and experience in meeting the organizations mission. There is grand landscape of opportunities that supports the community we serve, so Join the Gándara team today!
Benefits:
- Retirement Plan 403(b)
- Health, Dental, Vision, Pet and Life Insurance
- Paid vacations
- Paid holidays
- 8 discretionary days
- Mileage Reimbursement
Salary: $21.00 Hourly
Additional Benefits:
- Career Growth Opportunities
- Culturally Diverse population
- Clinical Licensing Support
Job Title: Peer Gambling Ambassador
Work Location: Holyoke, Ma.
*Bilingual Candidates Encouraged to Apply
*EOE M/F/D/V
*Union/Non-Union
Job Summary:
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Participation in all training activities and events
- Attend weekly supervision
- Attend monthly statewide meetings
- Work in collaboration with other peer ambassadors' locations
- Develop relationships with other community organizations
- Conduct outreach in the community
- Plan and facilitate individual education sessions in the community
- Plan and co-facilitate group education sessions in the community
- Report education activities back to the team and supervisor
Minimum Qualifications:
- Openness to learn and serve the community
- Openness to embracing and working with culturally and linguistically diverse men of color
- Preference is given to men of color and in recovery
- Openness to supporting all pathways of recovery
- Bilingual preferred
- Valid driver’s license preferred or in process
- Possess or willingness to learn basic computer skills
- HS or General Education Diploma Preferred
- Those who are Bilingual (English + Spanish) or Bicultural are encouraged to apply.
The Gándara Mental Health Center provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training
The mission of the Gándara Center is to promote the well being of Hispanics, African Americans, and other culturally diverse populations through innovative culturally competent behavioral health, prevention, and education services.
EMPOWERMENT, INNOVATION, COMMUNITY
Founded in 1977, Gándara Center provides the highest quality services to our clients and our community. We respect the dignity, promote the human and civil rights, and value the ethnic and cultural diversity of all people. Our performance outcomes and client satisfaction ratings demonstrate the critical importance of empowering people and families to be meaningfully involved in decisions related to their own lives and futures.
At Gándara we look ahead - beyond current practices - to offer clients the comprehensive services and resources that they require for well-being. We look outward - connecting with our regional partners to build a safer, more involved, and healthier community.
Gándara Center serves more than 11,000 people each year at over 40 locations across Massachusetts.
Founded
1977
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Industry
Mental Health Care
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
West Springfield, Massachusetts
The mission of the Gándara Center is to promote the well being of Hispanics, African Americans, and other culturally diverse populations through innovative culturally competent behavioral health, prevention, and education services.
EMPOWERMENT, INNOVATION, COMMUNITY
Founded in 1977, Gándara Center provides the highest quality services to our clients and our community. We respect the dignity, promote the human and civil rights, and value the ethnic and cultural diversity of all people. Our performance outcomes and client satisfaction ratings demonstrate the critical importance of empowering people and families to be meaningfully involved in decisions related to their own lives and futures.
At Gándara we look ahead - beyond current practices - to offer clients the comprehensive services and resources that they require for well-being. We look outward - connecting with our regional partners to build a safer, more involved, and healthier community.
Gándara Center serves more than 11,000 people each year at over 40 locations across Massachusetts.
Founded
1977
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Industry
Mental Health Care
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
West Springfield, Massachusetts