Ruby Olson Email & Phone Number

Description: The Community Resource Room Intern is needed to assist in the day-to-day operations of Community Resource Programs, including resource clinic appointments, providing program coordinators project assistance, information and referrals, answering the phone and email inquiries, benefit applications, and more! Training will also be provided to support providing the best services as well as preparation for social service-oriented positions and career opportunitiesPrimary Responsibilities:Attend and assist events at TWB when neededProvide support to Program Coordinators and VolunteersMaintain the CRR as a welcoming place for people of diverse backgroundsCheck and respond to CRR email and phone calls and forward messages to appropriate staffEnsure that clients are logged into the appropriate database or logSet up appointments for all internal programsResearch outside resources for clients to seek further support and informationHelp with Tax appointment and remindersCheck in with coordinators on other assignments and tasksAttend and assist during food pantry

San Francisco, California, United States

Canvassers will walk precincts in San Francisco's Districts 10 and 11. The position requires speaking to residents about voter education, ballot propositions, and the California Black Power Network. Must have people skills, be punctual, and be able to walk long distances. Must have communication skills. Have the ability to ask questions, learn from mistakes, and take constructive criticism—the ability to use technology at a basic level.Primary Responsibilities:Walking precincts, using PDI mobile (you will receive training), speaking with community residents, and knocking on doors Passing out literature, gaining knowledge on local and state propositions Report back to your team leader on daily questions and debriefing Working with your Volunteer Coordinator on assignments and canvassing The potential to move to phone banking when necessary

Santa Cruz, California, United States

Resident Assistants/Neighborhood Assistants (RA/NA) are student leaders who live in all communities across campus including the Colleges and Affiliated Residential Community Housing (ARCH) units. RA/NAs are the front-line responders for most resident needs, and an RA/NA's average day may change radically depending on what time of year it is, what challenges a given community is facing, or what type of students live in a given community. RAs may be assigned to work in either the Residence Halls or the Apartments, and would report to the supervising Coordinator for Residential Education (CRE) for either community. RA/NAs partner with students to develop the knowledge, skills, and abilities for lifelong engagement in caring and socially just communities!

University Of California Santa Cruz

University Of California Santa Cruz

Leading Campus Tours● Attending and assisting at school events● Communication with parents and potential students

Mission High School

Administrating & facilitating meetings Individual Meetings with Students Creating and Organizing forms

Mission High School

Creating Presentations on subjects of Health● Presenting to Ninth Graders on Health Subjects● Learning through a CCSF Course about the Politics of Sexual Violence

1155 Market St, San Francisco

Official City Data entryResearch and investigation into companies that we supplied tax benefits Data and Server backup of city documents

826 Valencia

Tutoring Elementary Students on Writing, Reading and Homework Attending weekly trainings to learn more about 21st Century job skills Working on multiple 826 Valencia Projects

Education record

High School Diploma