Tag: Northland Family Help Center

Northland Family Help Center is accepting reservations for its Oct. 12 fundraising breakfast

Northland Family Help Center is accepting reservations for its Oct. 12 fundraising breakfast

| September 5, 2023

FLAGSTAFF — Northland Family Help Center will hold its 45th Anniversary Fundraising Breakfast at 8 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 12 at Little America Hotel, 2515 E. Butler Ave., Flagstaff.

We will recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month and honor our founder Dino Thompson during a brief program at this fundraising event.

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Northland Family Help Center seeking a Director of Human Trafficking Services

Northland Family Help Center seeking a Director of Human Trafficking Services

| August 15, 2023

This position is responsible to lead NFHC’s response to Human Trafficking and facilitate the Flagstaff Initiative Against Trafficking (FIAT). This position is also responsible for a limited amount of direct services to victims of human trafficking which can include support, advocacy, and brief intervention case management.

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Northland Family Help Center seeking full time Human Resources Manager

Northland Family Help Center seeking full time Human Resources Manager

| March 21, 2023

This position is responsible for ensuring agency compliance with applicable Federal and State labor laws and regulations, as well as funder and licensure requirements. HR Manager is responsible for developing and administering Personnel Policies and Procedures, assist with hiring processes, creating and maintaining personnel records, employee benefits administration, payroll, assisting supervisors and staff with personnel matters, reporting as needed, and some office management

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Northland Family Help Center seeking full time Trauma Therapist, Domestic Violence Shelter Manager

Northland Family Help Center seeking full time Trauma Therapist, Domestic Violence Shelter Manager

| May 10, 2022

TRAUMA THERAPIST POSITION SUMMARY — Provides psychotherapy, counseling and clinical services to victims of crime; and also responds to crises in person or by telephone to community members and shelter residents. Flexible schedule and hybrid remote work and in-office position. This position is involved in the collaborative support of domestic violence shelter residents and advocates in the ongoing development of NFHC, a Trauma Informed Care agency. 

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTER POSITION SUMMARY — Responsible for supervision, scheduling, and training of staff and interns in delivery of program services for NFHC’s Domestic Violence Shelter (DVS). Supervises DVS compliance with NFHC Policy and Procedures, Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence (ACESDV) Service Standards, and funder requirements.

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Help Northland Family Help Center receive a $25k grant from #SFNeighborhoodAssist

Help Northland Family Help Center receive a $25k grant from #SFNeighborhoodAssist

| May 3, 2022

The Northland Family Help Center Youth Center is in dire need of a new van.

NFHC has applied for a State Farm Neighborhood Assist grant and received notice that we advanced to the second round! We are one of the top 200 finalists and YOU can help us make it happen with a $25k grant from #SFNeighborhoodAssist.

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Northland Family Help Center seeking Community Educator

Northland Family Help Center seeking Community Educator

| January 18, 2022

The Community Educator will assist with leading groups in NFHC shelters. The Northland Family Help Center’s Community Education Program promotes the prevention of sexual assault and sexual violence through education and outreach with middle school, high school, and college students as well as community members.

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United Way of Northern Arizona — You Can Help Provide A Safe Haven

United Way of Northern Arizona — You Can Help Provide A Safe Haven

| November 9, 2021

art of Stepping Up for Our Community is ensuring the safety and security of our residents in times of crisis.

This is why, in partnership with Northland Family Help Center, United Way is working to ensure that a safe haven is available when individuals are dealing with domestic violence or children are in need of foster care.

UWNA’s support – fueled by your donations – is vital for this program, which serves more than 150 individuals each year, including a significant number of children who stay in its youth shelter. This facility is designed to feel more like a home than a shelter, with people cooking together, watching movies and even gardening while they stay there.

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Through Nov. 3 — NACA, Northland Family Help Center to present ‘Get Educated!’ Webinar Series

Through Nov. 3 — NACA, Northland Family Help Center to present ‘Get Educated!’ Webinar Series

| November 1, 2021

Native Americans for Community Action and Northland Family Help Center will present a series of “Get Educated!” webinars through Nov. 3.

The series includes:

Oct. 20 — Grief and Loss in Pandemic
Oct. 27 — Recovery and Resilience
Nov. 3 — Making Choices: An Indigenous Approach

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Northland Family Help Center seeking Overnight Advocate

Northland Family Help Center seeking Overnight Advocate

| October 12, 2021

This position is responsible for providing daily monitoring and care of residents in Northland Family Help Center’s Domestic Violence Shelter, in compliance with funders and NFHC Policies and Procedures.  

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Northland Family Help Center provides professional counseling services free of charge for eligible individuals and families

Northland Family Help Center provides professional counseling services free of charge for eligible individuals and families

| September 14, 2021

Northland Family Help Center is providing professional counseling services free of charge for eligible individuals and families.

Who is Eligible?
We serve victims of crime, including current or historical abuse, domestic violence or sexual assault. Call for more information.

Professional Services
Our trauma therapists have training in a variety of mind/body approaches specifically for resolving traumatic stress symptoms such as feeling constantly on guard, over-active startle responses, spaciness, depression, anxiety, and difficulty connecting to others.

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