Jewish Family and Children's Service of Minneapolis

Job Openings: MFIP Employment Case Manager MFIP Lead Employment Case Manager Employment Counselor in Career Development Programs Adult Mental Health Targeted Case Manager The MFIP Employment Case Manager provides services to participants in adult workforce development programs. This position will specifically work with participants in the MFIP program. Employment Case Managers assist participants in gaining employment through assessment, counseling, educational planning, job development, and case management. Click here to apply! https://lnkd.in/gRqF5Fie The MFIP Lead Employment Case Manager will provide Employment Case Management services to adults in assigned programs and will have specific operations support responsibilities. They will have leadership opportunities regarding team case consultations, onboarding and training, and general departmental operations. They will also represent the agency in community and partner meetings. Click here to apply! https://lnkd.in/gsEK9_Gr The Employment Counselor provides services to participants in adult workforce development programs including Dislocated Worker and Adult Career Pathways. They assist participants in gaining employment through assessment, counseling, educational planning, job development, and case management. They help people overcome challenges and set training and career goals that lead to family-sustaining wages. https://lnkd.in/gMXKmeua JFCS is contracted with Hennepin County to provide Mental Health Targeted Case Management services to adults living with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI). The Adult Mental Health Targeted Case Manager assesses needs and works collaboratively with clients to develop Individualized Community Service Plans to improve or maintain functioning across multiple domains; this often includes meeting basic needs, establishing mental health services, connecting to financial and medical health supports, and engaging in social and community resources. Click here to apply! https://lnkd.in/g53z4F-w

Get your tickets to the JFCS 36th Annual Benefit now! Join us on Dec. 7 at the Minneapolis Marriott Southwest for a winter wonderland filled with friends, fun, and a few surprises! We will joyfully celebrate coming together as a community to support the important work of JFCS. Buy your tickets at tuneinjfcs.org! Enjoy an evening filled with great music by RFactor, an interactive photo experience, wine pull, terrific food passed and at stations, and a dessert, hot cocoa, candy, and popcorn bar, plus treats to take home. Most importantly, there will be touching moments and opportunities to support JFCS. Help us spread the word! Check out our Annual Benefit info sheet here and invite others to join in the fun! https://lnkd.in/gUGNCpVz

Job Opening – Employment Counselor (MFIP) The Employment Counselor provides services to participants in adult workforce development programs. This position will specifically work with participants in the MN Family Investment Program (MFIP). They assist participants in gaining employment through assessment, counseling, educational planning, job development, and case management. They help people overcome challenges and set training and career goals that lead to family-sustaining wages. Through individual counseling, the Employment Counselor provides support and encouragement for participants as they work to achieve their goals and after they obtain employment. At this time, the Employment Counselor will primarily be providing services remotely using email, telephone, and teleconferencing technologies. For more information and to apply, click here! https://lnkd.in/gMeki4jx

The 24th Annual Twin Cities Jewish Community Mental Health Education Conference will be held Sunday, Oct. 20, at Temple Israel. The keynote speaker will be Kathy Flaminio, LGSW, MSW, E-RYT-200, who is the founder and CEO of movemindfully®, a training and consulting company on the science of mindfulness, movement, and social-emotional learning. Breakout sessions this year will focus on topics such as navigating grief, election anxiety, mental health legislation, and eco-therapy, to name a few. The conference is produced by JFCS and Jewish Family Services of St. Paul (JFS) – partners in improving mental health access, understanding, and education in the community. It is free and open to everyone. For more information and to register, click here! https://lnkd.in/gu5CfN5x

Job Opening – Accounting Manager The Accounting Manager is responsible for managing the accounting and payroll functions of the organization. This includes supervising accounting staff, managing month-end closing activities, overseeing payroll processing (including regulatory and compliance aspects), performing complex accounting entries and supporting budget and audit activities. This role will also support or lead various department projects focused on increased use of technology and process improvements. For more information and to apply, click here! https://lnkd.in/dYZ_zYpW

Job openings – Adult Mental Health Targeted Case Manager and Development Coordinator JFCS is contracted with Hennepin County to provide Mental Health Targeted Case Management services to adults living with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI). Case managers assess needs and work collaboratively with clients to develop Individualized Community Service Plans to improve or maintain functioning across multiple domains; this often includes meeting basic needs, establishing mental health services, connecting to financial and medical health supports, and engaging in social and community resources. Case managers meet at least once a month with clients and continuously evaluate services to support them in their recovery and prevent hospitalizations. Click here for more information and to apply! https://lnkd.in/d769z8zs The Development Coordinator is an engaged member of the Development department who is primarily responsible for generating mailing lists, preparing reports, helping to administer the annual Give Campaign and other mailings, documenting standardized procedures, training incoming Development staff, and other donor services functions as assigned. This person participates in team meetings, events, and fundraising efforts. With advanced technical competencies, communication and training skills, this individual demonstrates a careful attention to detail and a strong work ethic, actively contributing to the advancement of strategic goals that serve to enhance donor relations and further the agency’s mission. This full-time position reports to the Donor Services and Database Manager of the Development department. Click here for more information and to apply! https://lnkd.in/dD4s4kTU

Job Opening – Food Security Coordinator The Food Security Coordinator leads JFCS’ response to hunger, facilitating access to food resources for individuals and families while advocating for food justice policies and funding. They lead, plan, and facilitate outreach efforts, provide education and support to staff, and collaborate with community partners and advocacy networks. This role manages the Kosher Meals on Wheels (KMOW) program, ensuring daily operations and individualized, person-centered client support. In addition, they are responsible for the coordination of culturally sensitive emergency food boxes made available to callers and staff for their clients. The ideal person for this role is friendly, compassionate, and draws energy from interacting with others; is a good problem solver and listens actively to clients; has strong organizational and communication skills; is self-motivated to engage in a variety of tasks; and is passionate about combating barriers to food security. This position has a flexible work schedule averaging 30 hours/week, which may include evenings and weekends. For more information and to apply, click here! https://lnkd.in/gzUVNFqZ

Job Openings - Early Learning Specialist, Early Learning Specialist - Bilingual Spanish/English JFCS is a replication site of the international ParentChild+ program that delivers an evidence-based early literacy, parenting, and school readiness home visiting program, committed to closing the opportunity gap by providing low-income families the skills and materials they need to prepare their children for school and life success. The ParentChild+ Early Learning Specialist (ELS) follows national guidelines in implementing the program with families. ELS provides visits to the participant’s home or community location, bringing program materials to each program participant. The participant can choose virtual visits as desired. The ELS models effective ways for parents or caregivers to increase their verbal interaction and prepare children for school success by learning through play with the use carefully selected books and toys that are provided. ELS also connects families with community resources to empower each program participant. For more information and to apply for the ELS position, click here: https://lnkd.in/gJe-aD6W For more information and to apply for the ELS Bilingual Spanish/English position, click here: https://lnkd.in/gKqY6-6U

Job Opening – Employment Counselor The Employment Counselor provides services to participants in adult workforce development programs including Dislocated Worker and Adult Career Pathways. They assist participants in gaining employment through assessment, counseling, educational planning, job development, and case management. They help people overcome challenges and set training and career goals that lead to family-sustaining wages. Through individual counseling, the Employment Counselor provides support and encouragement for participants as they work to achieve their goals and after they obtain employment. Individuals in this role must be able to provide services to clients using teleconferencing, email, and phone communications. For more information and to apply, click here! https://lnkd.in/gmXpauwD

Job Opening – Employment Counselor (MFIP) The Employment Counselor provides services to participants in adult workforce development programs. This position will specifically work with participants in the MFIP program. Employment Counselors assist participants in gaining employment through assessment, counseling, educational planning, job development, and case management. They help people overcome challenges and set training and career goals that lead to self-sufficiency. Through individual counseling, the Employment Counselor provides support and encouragement for participants as they work to achieve their goals and after they obtain employment. The Employment Counselor will provide services in the way that best serves their clients, which may be in person or remotely using email, telephone, and teleconferencing technologies. Click here for more information and to apply! https://lnkd.in/gps6K4zb