REPOSTED 10/20/2010
STATE OF ARIZONA is recruiting for Direct Care Providers/DES HAB Tech II
This is a great opportunity to secure a job in this tight economy with excellent benefits such as 12 sick days, 12 vacation days, 10 paid holidays, health and disability insurance, etc. The annual salary for this position is $21,259, which is a little over $11 an hour. There is also a salary increase of 5% for swing shift work and 10% for night shift.
The main duties of the job is providing direct care services to individuals with disabilities like autism, cerebral palsy or epilesy, assisting with personal needs in a group home or community setting. The qualifications for this job could easily be acquired by attending the one-week Caregiver training at Gateway community college coming up in June 2010. Information is listed in the post below.
If you are interested in this position you may call Maricopa County at (602) 246-0309. Or you may apply in person at 4000 N. Central, Suite 900, Phoenix, AZ.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Caregiver Training Scholarships Available!
GATEWAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE has upcoming caregiver class starting, "The Principles of Caregiving." This 40-hour course teaches the necessary skills to become a caregiver and become employable in this demanding field here in the metro-phoenix area. The course cost $150.00, however, need based scholarships are available.
The upcoming dates are:
10/25/2010 - 10/29/2010, 5:00pm - 10:00pm. For more info. (602)286-8158.
The upcoming dates are:
10/25/2010 - 10/29/2010, 5:00pm - 10:00pm. For more info. (602)286-8158.
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
STATE OF ARIZONA is recruiting for Direct Care Providers/DES HAB Tech II
This is a great opportunity to secure a job in this tight economy with excellent benefits such as 12 days, 12 vacation days, 10 paid holidays, health and disability insurance, etc. The annually salary for this position is $21,259, which is a little over $11 an hour. There is also a salary increase of 5% for swing shift work and 10% for night shift.
The main duties of the job is providing direct care services to individuals with disabilities like autism, cerebral palsy or epilesy, assisting with personal needs in a group home or community setting. The qualifications for this job could easily be acquired by attending the one-week Caregiver training at Gateway community college coming up in June 2010. Information is listed in the post below.
If you are interested in this position you may call Maricopa County at (602) 246-0309. Or you may apply in person at 4000 N. Central, Suite 900, Phoenix, AZ.
This is a great opportunity to secure a job in this tight economy with excellent benefits such as 12 days, 12 vacation days, 10 paid holidays, health and disability insurance, etc. The annually salary for this position is $21,259, which is a little over $11 an hour. There is also a salary increase of 5% for swing shift work and 10% for night shift.
The main duties of the job is providing direct care services to individuals with disabilities like autism, cerebral palsy or epilesy, assisting with personal needs in a group home or community setting. The qualifications for this job could easily be acquired by attending the one-week Caregiver training at Gateway community college coming up in June 2010. Information is listed in the post below.
If you are interested in this position you may call Maricopa County at (602) 246-0309. Or you may apply in person at 4000 N. Central, Suite 900, Phoenix, AZ.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Caregiver Training $150 plus job assistance!
GATEWAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE is offering Summer Caregiver training.
Caregivers are in demand in the valley and the need continues to grow. So, Gateway Community College is offering a very unique, 40 hour Caregiver program this summer, it is the only program of its kind in Maricopa County, the innovative program will offer short term training and job assistance, partnerships with employers, family caregiving awareness/education and access to community networks. The average starting wage for a Caregiver is $9-$15 per hour after training and the 40-hour program only costs $150.
If interested, the following summer sessions are forming:
June 22-25, 2010, June 29-2, 2010 5pm to 10pm., Gateway Community College, 108N. 40th St, Phoenix AZ.
July 13-20, 9 am to 5 pm, Gateway Community College, 108 N. 40th St., Phoenix AZ.
for more info or to register contact Nannette Jones 602-286-8158 or jonesn@gatewaycc.edu.
Caregivers are in demand in the valley and the need continues to grow. So, Gateway Community College is offering a very unique, 40 hour Caregiver program this summer, it is the only program of its kind in Maricopa County, the innovative program will offer short term training and job assistance, partnerships with employers, family caregiving awareness/education and access to community networks. The average starting wage for a Caregiver is $9-$15 per hour after training and the 40-hour program only costs $150.
If interested, the following summer sessions are forming:
June 22-25, 2010, June 29-2, 2010 5pm to 10pm., Gateway Community College, 108N. 40th St, Phoenix AZ.
July 13-20, 9 am to 5 pm, Gateway Community College, 108 N. 40th St., Phoenix AZ.
for more info or to register contact Nannette Jones 602-286-8158 or jonesn@gatewaycc.edu.
Monday, March 8, 2010
FREE fresh fruit & vegetables 3/15/10
On March 15, 2010, at 9:00 am, The Native American Connection in conjunction with St. Mary's food Bank, will sponsor a give away of free fresh fruits and vegetables to the general public. No Identification or qualification required. Only need is to be a family in need. Event specific information listed below:
When: March 15, 2010
Time: 9:00 am
Where: Sunrise Circle Apts. North Parking lot.
Address: 2922 N. 39th St. Phoenix, AZ 85018.
For more info. contact: 602-424-0162
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Aid for broken AC units
Help available for broken AC units
by Colton Shone KTAR
Low income households could get their air conditioners fixed or replaced if their unit breaks.
The Arizona Community Action Association is teaming up with the City of Phoenix to let people know they can get help.
"With the heat being to the level that it is right now in the Valley, people are getting in danger by not having their AC working," Cynthia Zwick of the Arizona Community Action Association said. "And often what we find, they have a tendency not to turn the AC on if they are concerned about having to pay other bills."
Zwick said thanks to new stimulus money they'll be able to help 8,000 homes with cooling and heating costs in the next three years.
Arizona Community Action Association web site at http://www.azcaa. org/
by Colton Shone KTAR
Low income households could get their air conditioners fixed or replaced if their unit breaks.
The Arizona Community Action Association is teaming up with the City of Phoenix to let people know they can get help.
"With the heat being to the level that it is right now in the Valley, people are getting in danger by not having their AC working," Cynthia Zwick of the Arizona Community Action Association said. "And often what we find, they have a tendency not to turn the AC on if they are concerned about having to pay other bills."
Zwick said thanks to new stimulus money they'll be able to help 8,000 homes with cooling and heating costs in the next three years.
Arizona Community Action Association web site at http://www.azcaa. org/
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