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Position Announcement: Enrollment and Matching Specialist
Enrollment and Matching Specialist– Bachelor’s Degree required in social services related field. One to three years experience in case management preferred. Ability to work flexible schedule is a must. Applicant should have excellent organizational, interpersonal, verbal/written communication, and assessment skills. Must be focused, goal-oriented and work well under deadlines. Applicant must have ability to relate well in multicultural environments. Reliable transportation necessary. 40 hours/week M-F, with occasional evening and/or weekend work. Please mail resume and cover letter to Big Brothers Big Sisters, 1901 14th Ave South, AL 35205 OR email Shannon Belmont at sbelmont@bbbsbhm.org. Deadline for applicants: May 14, 2012.
On February 2, 2012 the Alabama Association of Nonprofits, in partnership with the Alabama Broadcasters Association, is taking one day to harness the power of individual contributions statewide. Never before in our state have Alabamians had the opportunity to come together in such a unique and synergized way to support hundreds of nonprofits like ours during a dedicated day of giving.
This January, as part of National Mentoring Month, Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) co-sponsors the second annual National Mentoring Summit January 24-25 in Washington, D.C.; honors people in local communities who make one-to-one mentoring successful; and launches new technology to support African American male mentoring initiatives.
Big Brother of the Year Willie Henderson and Big Sister of the Year Joan Sheppard were chosen for their deep connection with their "Littles" and selfless dedication to being outstanding role models.
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