Volunteer Leadership and Business Advisor

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ORGANIZATION: Boomers Leading Change

Summary of Assignment:

The role of an advisor is to develop relationships with early childhood administrators that will promote positive business outcomes and lead to strong staff, family and child results. Specific activities include assessing program readiness, equipping program administrators with technical skills and specialized guidance they lack, supporting decision-making and implementing or completing related projects through one on one coaching.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Assess program growth and infrastructure needs in the volunteer’s area of specialty with an emphasis on securing and utilizing monies from the Child Care Relief Grant (CCRG)
  • Be available to program administrator/Director to address issues, questions and concerns through coaching to include:

o Empower Administrator to solve program challenges and to develop strategies that will improve systems into the future.

o Provide a model for a healthy advisor relationship through establishing trust, engaging in clear communication and setting appropriate boundaries.

o Identify and acknowledge Administrator/Director strengths, values and skills. Encourage them to develop new approaches to build upon them.

o Be an active listener and offer support, resources and reassurance as indicated

  • Lead, coordinate and perform tasks as needed to guide higher level projects to completion.
  • Support advocacy and/or fund-raising efforts as appropriate and indicated.
  • Research and connect programs with additional information and resources to support their infrastructure and growth needs.

Volunteer Benefits:

  1. Become a part of a team of like-minded volunteers who are passionate about providing young children an optimal start in life, directly or indirectly, are great communicators, love working as part of a team and radiate positive energy for the future
  2. Receive complimentary training on personality styles and communication, cultural sensitivity, diversity and inclusion, mental health first aid and early childhood education systems
  3. Support early childhood staff and programs that are severely under resourced by providing much needed skills and capacity building
  4. Engage in a meaningful work experience to expand administrators’ skills and efficacy

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About Boomers Leading Change

Location:

425 S. Cherry Street, Suite 840, Denver, CO 80246, US

Mission Statement

The mission of Boomers Leading Change is to mobilize, connect and empower Adults 50+ to utilize their skills, experience, passion and energy to create positive, lasting social change.

Description

Boomers Leading Change (BLC) opened it's doors in 2010 to support the Boomer generation in rewriting a positive narrative of aging. BLC partners with over 40 host organizations across Metro Denver to address issues that affect an individual's ability to get and stay healthy.

These high-impact positions serve populations from young children to frail elderly and long-time Denver residents to immigrants new to the community. Environments range from formal (for example health clinic) to on the ground grassroots organizations and everything in between.

There are two pathways for volunteering:
Boomer Volunteers is for individuals who are interested in contributing 3-6 hours weekly.
AmeriCorps Encore, the only program in CO, is for individuals age 55+ able to commit 10 or 20 hours weekly. It is an 11-month program which includes a stipend and an education credit upon completion.

BLC also offers a pathway for learning.
Colorado Encore Network is a monthly gathering for educational presentations, animated discussions and the opportunity to connect with other adults age 50+.

The Action Academy is an ongoing series of two-hour sessions taught by experts from community organizations. Participants learn practical skills on the most effective ways to make their voices heard, as well as education information on a variety of important issues.








CAUSE AREAS

Children & Youth
Computers & Technology
Employment
Children & Youth, Computers & Technology, Employment

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.

SKILLS

  • Child Care
  • Accounting
  • Business Development
  • Professional Development
  • Market Research / Analysis
  • Advertising

GOOD FOR

  • People 55+

REQUIREMENTS

  • Must be at least 45
  • six to 10 hours per month
  • Requirements: • Engage relationally with program administrators, act in a warm and friendly manner • Be dependable, punctual and manage time effectively • Have knowledge of one’s boundaries and the ability to set limits • Be an ambassador

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