The Eli Home is seeking a dynamic and enthusiastic Women's Shelter Home House Manager available nights and weekend, to join our team. The Facilitator will be responsible for conducting various types of group activities and programming. This position will be based in Anaheim, CA
The Eli Home is hiring a Program Facilitator for our beautiful residential facility in Anaheim. Evenings and weekend shift available. The Eli Home shelters children coming from and abusive/neglect background with their mothers while we work with them towards family healing and reunification. The ideal candidate has a heart for service and a basic understanding of recovery principals as well as experience in efficiently running a home and working with children. Essential tasks include (but are not limited to): monitoring living quarters to ensure safety and cleanliness, conducting searches (as needed), enforcing house rules, conduct drug and alcohol testing when needed, document observations and infractions to policies and procedures, maintain client records and documentation in client files, facilitate children's classes and activities, provide childcare as needed, transport clients to bus stop/school/day care/emergency room when needed and promote positive, caring atmosphere by utilizing appropriate intervention and communication skills.
Requirements: Must be 18-years of age or older. Must be able to utilize computer and various technological devices for emails and security system. Excellent verbal and written communication skills required. Serve as a positive role model for clients in recovery. Must be culturally sensitive, knowledgeable of other cultures, and able to work effectively with individuals from the target populations. Must be physically able to perform job duties and have a current California Driver's License with a clean driving record. TB negative test or ability to obtain. Proof of COVID Vaccination & Booster or ability to obtain. Satisfactory results on background check and drug screen
Satisfactory results on background check and drug screen.
BREAKING THE CYCLE OF CHILD ABUSE
The foundation of Eli is built on hearts of service, from the board to the staff and its volunteers. Through the years, our focus has never wavered in sheltering abused children and working to prevent family violence. The journey has never been easy, but it has been joyful. Our board of directors, staff and volunteers have willing hearts, busy hands, and faith that rings louder than our fears.
OUR HISTORY
The Eli Home started in 1983 as a home bible study group in Mike and Lorri Galloway’s living room. This was the beginning of a passion that would drive a lifetime. Soon family, friends and, volunteer professionals shared the dream and the first shelter for abused children and their mothers opened 18 months later.
Today the Eli Home is a multi-faceted faith-based organization that provides services for over 1,000 abused children and their mothers, at-risk youth, and families each year. The Eli Home now operates shelter homes, a 13,000-square-foot discount store social enterprise, corporate offices, community rooms, and counseling offices. Eli’s professional counseling and therapy staff and organizational staff work from its corporate location in Anaheim, California.
The foundation of Eli is built on hearts of service, from the board to the staff and its volunteers. Through the years, our focus has never wavered in sheltering abused children and working to prevent family violence. The journey has never been easy, but it has been joyful. Our board of directors, staff and volunteers have willing hearts, busy hands, and faith that rings louder than our fears.
OUR MISSION
To shelter, comfort, encourage and empower homeless abused children and their mothers to live stable, violence-free lives–to break the cycle of child abuse. To educate, inform and connect diverse, disenfranchised communities to resources that improve their economic condition and overall quality of life.