Work with Texas Baptist Children's Home

Principle Function: The Community Outreach Coordinator cultivates relationships that benefit the Georgetown community to share social services and counseling opportunities offered by the HOPE program. Coordinates with TBCH communications department to develop posters, announcements, and visual material to distribute to Georgetown community. Represents the HOPE program at agency functions, activities and event. Supports HOPE counselors that ensures smooth operation with HOPE counseling offices.

Education and Experience: College degree preferred. Extensive specialized office management experience. Microsoft Office, PowerPoint, Excel, etc.

Status: Part-time, no benefits. 

Consideration: If you would like to be considered as a candidate for this position please email an application (download below) and resume to Suzanne Wood, HOPE Program Director, at suzanne.wood@tbch.org. No phone calls please.

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Are you a go-getter who is looking for a purposeful career? We are seeking a professional and resourceful person who is devoted to Christ and has a unique ability to assess and assist clients. We serve single moms and their children who are seeking to improve their lives. In order to reach their goals, they need therapeutic, social, community, career, and financial guidance. 

Responsibilities include managing the household and modeling positive family living to single mothers and their children. A Family Life Coordinator (FLC) partners with the client in developing, implementing, and updating their plan of service. The FLC also maintains the household budget, shops for the cottage, and transports clients as needed. This is a live in position. 

Requirements: Valid Texas Driver’s License; Criminal background check and references required; Bachelor’s degree in a human service field is preferred. Are you fluent in Spanish and English? Bilingual candidates are encouraged to apply. This is a full-time, salaried position that includes a generous benefits package. Salary: TBD with experience. 

Please send completed application (download below) and resume to Lori Wiste, Program Director Family Care. 

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Principal Function: Provide assistance to the Maintenance Supervisor in maintaining all grounds, buildings, vehicles, and equipment in good working order. Complete all maintenance requests as assigned. Assist in commissary as needed.

Meet with Maintenance Supervisor weekly for all work assignments and work cooperatively with maintenance team

Maintain all equipment and facilities

Maintain all grounds and landscaping

Complete all maintenance requests including routine maintenance and assigned repairs to include HVAC, electrical, plumbing, painting, automotive repair and woodworking

Communicate work progress with Maintenance Supervisor and other staff as needed

Assist with pick up of donations and delivery of furniture to clients as assigned by Supervisor

Provide support to commissary staff when assigned

Any other tasks assigned by Maintenance Supervisor

Education and Experience: High School Diploma Preferred

This position requires a person skilled in building maintenance and equipment.

Previous experience in operation of machinery and equipment related to maintenance.

Other: Approved criminal background report. Good problem solving and decision-making skills. Ability to qualify on agency vehicle insurance. 

Status: Full-time. Must be able to work a flexible schedule, including evenings, weekends and holidays as needed.

Consideration: If you would like to be considered as a candidate for this position please email an application (download below) to Mike Oehlert at mike.oehlert@tbch.org. No phone calls please.

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Are you a strong and out-going person looking for a part-time job that has meaning and purpose? We are looking for an energetic person that enjoys meeting people and working alongside volunteers. Knowledge and experience of yard equipment and paint supplies is critical along with the ability to lift up to 60lbs in order to move lawn mowers, paint buckets, ladders, etc. You must be a team player with a flexible schedule that can work occasional evenings and two Saturdays per month. Interested candidates must have good communication skills and enjoy working alongside volunteers on campus projects. Successful candidate will be self-motivated and enjoy being around people.

Requirements: GED or HIgh School Diploma. Valid Texas Driver’s License; Criminal background check and references required. 

Status: Part-time (20 hours per week). No benefits.

Please send completed application (download below) and resume to Brenda Gilbert, Volunteer Program Supervisor. 

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