Member Duties : Research shows that high-quality relationships are essential to young peoples thriving. A finding is that children who end up doing well and build resilience despite having experienced ACEs have had at least one stable relationship. Relationships are developmental when they help young people: 1) discover who they are; 2) develop abilities to shape their own lives; and 3) learn how to engage with and contribute to the world around them. 5 critical elements to success that our program is designed to deliver: 1) express care; 2) challenge growth; 3) provide support; 4) share power; and 5) expand possibilities. To support these 5 critical elements SAP has members deliver series of relationship-based interventions and enrichment activities designed to build resilience and offset ACEs and COVID-19. We accomplish this through a range of strategies that include: 1) academic support; 2) mentoring; 3) mental health and life skills; 4) enrichment activities; and 5) capacity building.
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Program Benefits :
Health Coverage
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Education award upon successful completion of service
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Living Allowance
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Childcare assistance if eligible
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Terms :
Permits attendance at school during off hours
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Permits working at another job during off hours
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Service Areas :
Education
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Public Safety
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Environment
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Skills :
Counseling
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Youth Development
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Conflict Resolution
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Education
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Non-Profit Management
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Teaching/Tutoring
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SUMMARY |
Program Type: |
AmeriCorps State / National |
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Program |
Sitka, Alaska AmeriCorps Program Trauma Informed Service |
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Program Start/End Date |
12/01/2022
- 12/31/2023 |
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Work Schedule |
Full Time |
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Education level |
College graduate |
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Age Requirement |
Minimum:
21
Maximum:
99
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Program Locations |
ALASKA
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Accepting Applications |
From 07/11/2022 To 12/31/2024 |
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Contact |
Sarah Lawrie |
601 Halibut Point Rd |
Sitka AK 99835
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19079661440 |
lawries@sitkaschools.org |
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Listing ID |
57136 |
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