Click on the link below!
http://belovedschurch.org/hope/
An online community of New City Church of LA to share job leads, opportunities, events, housing, items to share, and other classified items. Email classified@newcitychurchla.com to share your leads and suggestions.
Monday, November 14, 2011
America Recycles Day at L.A. LIVE! Tues. Nov. 15th 7am-7pm
Bring all your recyclable goods to LA LIVE.
Items includes from batteries to electronic goods!
See flyer for all the details!
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Life on the Streets: Homeless Women and Children
Nov 16 2011
Life on the Streets: Homeless Women and Children
NCJW/LA Council House
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
This program proudly sponsored by
National Council of Jewish Women/Los Angeles, PATH,
the Downtown Women's Center, and L.A. Coalition to End
Hunger and Homelessness
Life on the Streets: Homeless Women and Children
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
NCJW/LA Council House
543 N. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90036
(Program begins promptly at noon. Light refreshments will be served.)
Moderator: Leslie Miller, ABC7 Eyewitness News
Guest Speakers:
Brianna Freiheit, Chief Program Officer of the Downtown Women's Center
Claire Orr, Founder of PATH (People Assisting the Homeless)
Sally Hoover, Executive Director of Los Angeles Coalition to End Hunger and Homelessness
Stephanie Stone, Board Chair of Los Angeles County Veterans Advisory Commissions and New Directions
The Event is FREE, but you must RSVP to Ruth Williams at 323-852-8503 or ruth@ncjwla.org
Please help the Downtown Women's Center "Wish List" by bringing hooded sweatshirts, reading glasses, and pairs of socks to donate.
http://www.ncjwla.org/
Life on the Streets: Homeless Women and Children
NCJW/LA Council House
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
This program proudly sponsored by
National Council of Jewish Women/Los Angeles, PATH,
the Downtown Women's Center, and L.A. Coalition to End
Hunger and Homelessness
Life on the Streets: Homeless Women and Children
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
NCJW/LA Council House
543 N. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90036
(Program begins promptly at noon. Light refreshments will be served.)
Moderator: Leslie Miller, ABC7 Eyewitness News
Guest Speakers:
Brianna Freiheit, Chief Program Officer of the Downtown Women's Center
Claire Orr, Founder of PATH (People Assisting the Homeless)
Sally Hoover, Executive Director of Los Angeles Coalition to End Hunger and Homelessness
Stephanie Stone, Board Chair of Los Angeles County Veterans Advisory Commissions and New Directions
The Event is FREE, but you must RSVP to Ruth Williams at 323-852-8503 or ruth@ncjwla.org
Please help the Downtown Women's Center "Wish List" by bringing hooded sweatshirts, reading glasses, and pairs of socks to donate.
http://www.ncjwla.org/
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
FREE expungement workshop! SATURDAY Nov. 12th
Saturday, November 12th
The West Angeles CDC will host a Law Clinic at West Angeles Church of God in Christ
3045 Crenshaw Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016.
The Law Clinic will begin with an Expungement Workshop from 9am-10am, and then will offer free one-on-one legal consultations form 10:30am until 2:00pm.
See flyer for all the details!
If you have any questions, please contact Lauren Wilson at 323-751-3440 Extension 15 or via email at lwilson@westangelescdc.org.
http://www.westangelescdc.org/
Seeking FT Corporate Business Services Manager!
Essential Functions
Duties include, but are not limited to:
• Development of creative, cost effective solution strategies to leverage and maximize partner, inter¬-company and inter-agency program resources to provide the greatest return on investment for funding source and business
• Facilitate the partnership between Hollywood WSC an Monterey Park WSC Business Services and stakeholders to leverage marketing and data collection for all partners
• Marketing, Outreach and Recruitment of businesses who will train and/or hire job seekers, to meet and exceed contractual requirements
• Monthly collection of partner outcome data
• File Management, quality assurance and data entry of participant information in accordance with the CDD/EDD data management requirements in the CDD/EDD/ISIS system
• Scheduling stakeholder meetings, maintaining and publishing minutes
• Scheduling of workshops for business customers, Orientations, Intake and eligibility processes
• Monthly Reports to the Executive Director, Leadership Team & funding source
• Other duties as assigned
Essential Job Requirements
• A minimum of three years working in a multi-funded agency having City of L. A. and state contracts or similar program
• Ability to recruit and maintain employee/business information, case files and outcomes
• Excellent working knowledge of WIA case management processes and procedures as defined by the City of Los Angeles
• Excellent computer, Data Entry , Internet and Microsoft Office skills
Minimum Requirements:
• B.A. from an accredited college combined with at least 5 years experience working in local, federal and state¬ funded grant programs OR equivalent experience with a track record of success
• Strong knowledge of the Workforce Investment Act and workforce practice in the City and County of Los Angeles
• Not less than 3 years of successful case management experience
• Ability to pass a background check
• Car, valid Driver's License and insurance
Personal Requirements:
• Must be a Team Player
• Strong personal mission to achieve excellence and develop positive outcomes for all stakeholders, colleagues, and the corporation
• “Can Do” Attitude
• Willing and able to “Go that Extra Mile” to help people achieve success.
To apply please send cover letter and resume to: mamador@mcscareergroup.com
Fine Dining Creole Restaurant Recruitment in West Adam!
MONDAY Nov. 14th
2pm
West Adam/Baldwin Hills Work Source
5681 W. Jefferson Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90016
El Nido Family Center
El Nido is a nonprofit family center located in various parts of Los Angeles to serve the people in child abuse, youth development, teen parenting, and parent education.
Click on the website for more information!
http://elnidofamilycenters.org/index.php/locations1/
Recruitment Fair for Vets!! Wed Nov. 9th (9am-1pm)
"Hire a Vet" is hosting a recruitment fair near the LAX area.
WEDNESDAY Nov. 9th
9am-1pm
Please see flyer for details!
http://www.theproudbird.com/proudbird/
Janitorial Positions at Warner Brother Studios!
WALK-IN applications.
Mondays- Fridays 9am-3pm.
See flyer for details!
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Fair Trade and Ministry Market & Celebration FRIDAY Nov. 18th
Market Opens 3-6pm
Fuller Seminary
135 N Oakland Ave, Pasadena, CA 91182
Barker Commons and the Catalyst
All are welcomed!
See flyer for more details!
Vendors will include:
Amani Ya Juu http://www.amaniafrica.org/
Oasis USA http://oasisusa.org/
Sababu Clothing http://www.sababuclothing.com/
New Hope Uganda http://newhopeuganda.org/
Discover the Journey http://www.discoverthejourney.org/
Earth Caring Art http://earthcaringart.com/
Divi Clothing http://shop.diviclothing.com/
YOUME http://youmeclothing.com/
Jubilee Exchange http://4achild.org/institute/jubilee-exchange.html
Nightlight http://nightlightinternational.com/
Galapa Clothes http://www.galapaclothes.com/
Freed by Design http://www.freedbydesign.org/
Heavenly Treasures http://heavenlytreasures.org/
and MORE!
PLUS~ Mama's Hot Tamales (McArthur Park neighborhood) will be selling Tamales again! yay!
Contact asc-campuslife@fuller.edu with any questions.
LATC- Hope: Part II of a Mexican Trilogy
Come watch the play at the LATC (where New City Sunday Service take place)
HOPE: PART II OF A MEXICAN TRILOGY
$10/person
Click here to choose dates and order tickets!
Event Information
Sunday Nov. 20th L.A. Volunteer Crawl!
Are you or a group of friends/team/organization looking for a place to volunteer for the Thanksgiving Holiday?
LA Works is recruiting for Sunday Nov. 20th 9:45am-2pm.
Fee for each group is $20
DEADLINE to sign up is WEDNESDAY Nov. 9th!
Click on the link below for all the details!
Volunteer Event Information
Race/LA- Scavenger Hunt Adventures!
Interested in getting to know Los Angeles? Up for an adventure with teammates??
Participate in the City Race Urban Adventure Hunts.
Click on the link for details about rules and description.
$35/person
http://www.racela.com/
FREE Family Event at Japanese Am. Nat'l Museum- Sat. Nov. 12th (11am-4pm)
Saturday, Nov 12, 2011
Family Festivals
Target Free Family Saturday: Planet Power!
FREE ALL DAY!
Event Information
ALL DAY CRAFT ACTIVITIES:
Go green by decorating a re-usable shopping bag
Ruthie’s Origami Corner: Using reused paper, fold an origami turkey to celebrate the season.
*Special: Visit literature tables hosted by some of L.A. County’s leading environmental organizations!
SCHEDULE:
Please Note: All workshops will be first come, first serve. Please sign up at the membership table when you arrive.
11AM – Doors open
11AM – Recycled puppets drop-in activity. Create your own puppets made from recycled resources including bottles, chopsticks, plastic utensils, cardboard, and other materials (while supplies last)
12PM – Growing green drop-in activity. Kids and families will have the opportunity to grow small plants to take home (while supplies last)
12PM – Paper Mache Planet Earth workshop. Create and paint your very own planet Earth out of paper mache (limit 20 students)
1 – 4PM – Kidding Around the Kitchen will help you make your own “Save the Planet” seasonal salad
1PM – Paper mache planet Earth workshop (limit 20 students)
1PM – Mottainai* Tenegui* workshop. Create a colorful tenegui towel of your own (limit 25 students)
2PM – Special performance! “Order to Go” is a fun show focusing on the environmental impact of single-use take out containers and utensils!
3PM – Paper mache planet Earth workshop (limit 20 students)
3PM – Mottainai Tenegui workshop (limit 25 students)
3:30PM – Learn the “mottainai” dance
4PM – Doors close
*Mottainai—a Japanese term meaning “a sense of regret concerning waste when the intrinsic value of an object or resource is not properly utilized.”
*Tenegui—a thin Japanese hand towel made of cotton.
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS:
Great Leap
Great Leap, Inc., is a Los Angeles-based, multicultural arts organization which uses art as both performance and creative practice to deepen relations among people of diverse cultures and faiths and to transform how we live on the earth. We collaborate and create with professional artists, foster new leadership in the arts by mentoring emerging artists, and build community through our workshops, residencies, and performances.
For more information about Great Leap, visit: www.greatleap.org.
Kidding Around The Kitchen
Kidding Around the Kitchen (KATK) brings a “hands on” cooking experience and lesson in which the kids actively participate in the preparation of recipes. The result of their cutting, measuring, cooking, and then eating their creations is more than simply a lesson in health. They get to see, touch, smell, and taste the fruits, vegetables, nuts, cheeses, eggs, meats, and other ingredients that they may never have previously seen in their raw form.
For more information on Kidding Around the Kitchen, visit:www.kiddingaroundthekitchen.com.
Family Festivals
Target Free Family Saturday: Planet Power!
FREE ALL DAY!
Event Information
ALL DAY CRAFT ACTIVITIES:
Go green by decorating a re-usable shopping bag
Ruthie’s Origami Corner: Using reused paper, fold an origami turkey to celebrate the season.
*Special: Visit literature tables hosted by some of L.A. County’s leading environmental organizations!
SCHEDULE:
Please Note: All workshops will be first come, first serve. Please sign up at the membership table when you arrive.
11AM – Doors open
11AM – Recycled puppets drop-in activity. Create your own puppets made from recycled resources including bottles, chopsticks, plastic utensils, cardboard, and other materials (while supplies last)
12PM – Growing green drop-in activity. Kids and families will have the opportunity to grow small plants to take home (while supplies last)
12PM – Paper Mache Planet Earth workshop. Create and paint your very own planet Earth out of paper mache (limit 20 students)
1 – 4PM – Kidding Around the Kitchen will help you make your own “Save the Planet” seasonal salad
1PM – Paper mache planet Earth workshop (limit 20 students)
1PM – Mottainai* Tenegui* workshop. Create a colorful tenegui towel of your own (limit 25 students)
2PM – Special performance! “Order to Go” is a fun show focusing on the environmental impact of single-use take out containers and utensils!
3PM – Paper mache planet Earth workshop (limit 20 students)
3PM – Mottainai Tenegui workshop (limit 25 students)
3:30PM – Learn the “mottainai” dance
4PM – Doors close
*Mottainai—a Japanese term meaning “a sense of regret concerning waste when the intrinsic value of an object or resource is not properly utilized.”
*Tenegui—a thin Japanese hand towel made of cotton.
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS:
Great Leap
Great Leap, Inc., is a Los Angeles-based, multicultural arts organization which uses art as both performance and creative practice to deepen relations among people of diverse cultures and faiths and to transform how we live on the earth. We collaborate and create with professional artists, foster new leadership in the arts by mentoring emerging artists, and build community through our workshops, residencies, and performances.
For more information about Great Leap, visit: www.greatleap.org.
Kidding Around The Kitchen
Kidding Around the Kitchen (KATK) brings a “hands on” cooking experience and lesson in which the kids actively participate in the preparation of recipes. The result of their cutting, measuring, cooking, and then eating their creations is more than simply a lesson in health. They get to see, touch, smell, and taste the fruits, vegetables, nuts, cheeses, eggs, meats, and other ingredients that they may never have previously seen in their raw form.
For more information on Kidding Around the Kitchen, visit:www.kiddingaroundthekitchen.com.
11-11-11 Pasadena Rose Bowl FREE admission!
Pasadena Rose Bowl "A Line in the Sand" worship event!
11am-9pm.
Must register to have free admission!
Click on the link below!
http://www.rosebowlgathering.info/
Resource Fair - THURSDAY Nov. 10th
Beyond Shelter invites you to join at the Fall Resource Fair
Thursday Nov. 10th 2011
10am-2pm
Free health screening, adult literacy, child care, social services, free give aways, and MORE!
See flyer for all the details!
http://beyondshelter.org/home.html
Seeking bilingual Mandarin speaker!
Summary: The Guest Relations Representative is responsible for ensuring the highest level of guest satisfaction by following up with each sales and service guest to measure their level of satisfaction and to initiate appropriate action when necessary to raise that level.
Essential Duties include the following. Other duties and responsibilities may be assigned.
Follows up my phone, Internet, mail, and/or in person with every guest to ensure his or her complete satisfaction with the dealership.
Survey guests as they leave the service department.
Handles guest complaint calls and walk-ins incoming to the dealership.
Determines reasons why the dealership has not met guest satisfaction and makes arrangements to meet with those guests.
Maintains daily customer satisfaction scores and make copies to appropriate personnel.
Inviting guests and coordinates new owner events.
Alerts management to any guests concerns that require further action.
Maintains high ethical standards in all actions.
Maintains a professional appearance at all times.
Performs clerical duties as assigned.
Qualifications
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
Individual should posses a high school diploma or equivalent;
A minimum of one (1) year customer service experience;
Ability to read and comprehend instructions and information in the English language;
work well with the public; communicate in a professional manner on the phone, Internet
and in person; and use standard office equipment.
Bilingual in Mandarin
Physical Demands
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Individual is required to sit for long periods of time. Individual will be required to:
Sit and stand for long periods at a time.
Use hands and fingers in repetitive motions, daily.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
The above job description is only intended as a summary of the position's responsibilities and does not include all duties that may be required to satisfactorily perform the job. I understand that the dealership has the right to revise the functions and duties of the job or to require that additional or different tasks be performed when circumstances change. I also understand that this job description does not constitute a contract of employment nor alter my status as an at will employee.
Please send qualified applicants resume to stuason@communitycareer.org for immediate consideration.
Essential Duties include the following. Other duties and responsibilities may be assigned.
Follows up my phone, Internet, mail, and/or in person with every guest to ensure his or her complete satisfaction with the dealership.
Survey guests as they leave the service department.
Handles guest complaint calls and walk-ins incoming to the dealership.
Determines reasons why the dealership has not met guest satisfaction and makes arrangements to meet with those guests.
Maintains daily customer satisfaction scores and make copies to appropriate personnel.
Inviting guests and coordinates new owner events.
Alerts management to any guests concerns that require further action.
Maintains high ethical standards in all actions.
Maintains a professional appearance at all times.
Performs clerical duties as assigned.
Qualifications
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
Individual should posses a high school diploma or equivalent;
A minimum of one (1) year customer service experience;
Ability to read and comprehend instructions and information in the English language;
work well with the public; communicate in a professional manner on the phone, Internet
and in person; and use standard office equipment.
Bilingual in Mandarin
Physical Demands
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Individual is required to sit for long periods of time. Individual will be required to:
Sit and stand for long periods at a time.
Use hands and fingers in repetitive motions, daily.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
The above job description is only intended as a summary of the position's responsibilities and does not include all duties that may be required to satisfactorily perform the job. I understand that the dealership has the right to revise the functions and duties of the job or to require that additional or different tasks be performed when circumstances change. I also understand that this job description does not constitute a contract of employment nor alter my status as an at will employee.
Please send qualified applicants resume to stuason@communitycareer.org for immediate consideration.
St. Jude Medical Center is seeking over 20 positions to fill!
St. Jude Cadiac Rhythm Management Division is seeking to fill over 20 positions in their Sylmar facility.
See below the list of openings and the letter of introduction and click on the link to apply!
http://www.sjm.com/corporate/careers
Seeking FT Material Specialist for Continental- LAX
Continental is seeking a full-time material specialist that includes travel privileges, an environment that recognizes and rewards performance.
Click on the link below to apply!
https://jobs-continental.icims.com/jobs/13571/job?&sn=Indeed&?mode=apply
Click on the link below to apply!
https://jobs-continental.icims.com/jobs/13571/job?&sn=Indeed&?mode=apply
Want to clean up your convictions for a job??
SAVE THE DATE!
Click on the flyer to participate in the forum about expunging your convictions for a job.
MONDAY Nov. 28th 2-4pm in Compton.
Must call to reserve a seat.
310-762-1101
exchange female student seeking room in downtown for 6 weeks
Hey
I'm Olivia Clarkson, a film student from England studying at Leeds University. Before I moved up north, I went to St Aldates in Oxford, helping out with the youth programme and found it so rewarding.
Next year in Feb I have the opportunity to partake in an internship in L.A, and I was wondering if you had any schemes to house exchange students? I can pay for all my food e.t.c, and chip in for gas and water. The placement can be up to 6 weeks.
Thanks.
olivia_clarkson@live.com
I'm Olivia Clarkson, a film student from England studying at Leeds University. Before I moved up north, I went to St Aldates in Oxford, helping out with the youth programme and found it so rewarding.
Next year in Feb I have the opportunity to partake in an internship in L.A, and I was wondering if you had any schemes to house exchange students? I can pay for all my food e.t.c, and chip in for gas and water. The placement can be up to 6 weeks.
Thanks.
olivia_clarkson@live.com
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