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PATH-O-GRAM
A free service provided by PATH
November 16, 2015
www.pathcrisis.org
PATH’s Community Resource Seminars – 2015. We want to answer your questions about our local system
of social services -- register today for our ½ day (4 hour) training! The cost is $35/individual, plus $25 (optional
and special seminar rate) for the McLean/DeWitt/Livingston County PATH Directory or $20 for the McLean
County only Directory. Both go hand-in-hand with the seminar content.
Our upcoming half-day seminar is THIS Thursday, November 19th, there are still a few spots open.
Seminars run from 8:30 am-12:30 pm. To register, contact Amanda at 834-0580 or download the registration
brochure from our web site www.pathcrisis.org, you can find the form under Community Resources.
HOW FRESH IS YOUR PATH DIRECTORY? If you currently own a PATH directory, check your “freshness
date” at the bottom right-hand corner. Is it over a year old? Make sure you have the very latest information to
make the right referrals for your clients. Resources are constantly changing. If you do not own PATH’s
Directory and you are working with people in nearly any capacity, you need one! Cost is $30 per directory for
McLean County only information, $35 per directory for McLean, DeWitt & Livingston Counties combined.
Additional charges apply if shipping is required. Contact Amanda at 834-0580 or apadgitt@pathcrisis.org and
order a directory printed fresh for you.
Wings & Prayers Differently Abled- Ecumenical Worship Service, Sunday, November 15, 2015
Wings & Prayers is a differently abled ecumenical worship service for those with developmental and intellectual
disabilities and their families and families who have children with special needs. The Wings & Prayers Ministry
has designed and adapted a meaningful worship service aimed to capture the attention and interest of these
individuals.
Services are held every 3rd Sunday of the month, from 3:00 – 3:45 pm with fellowship time following. Services
are held at Crossroads Chapel – 1049 JC Parkway in Bloomington, IL. Volunteers are cherished and much
needed. Please contact: Pastor Cheree’ Johnson at ccj769@yahoo.com or call 309-706-2961 for more
information.
STUFF THE BUS!! NEEDS YOUR HELP!
Connect Transit is readying the 13th Annual “Stuff the Bus” for the Holidays. Help Connect Transit and the
Children’s Home + Aid Crisis Nursery make a difference in the lives of local babies and children in crisis!
During the week of Nov. 30- Dec. 5, Connect Transit will park a bus at various locations throughout
Bloomington-Normal to challenge the community to “stuff the bus” full of general baby and child (ages 6 and
under) items for the Crisis Nursery.
Spread cheer this holiday season by volunteering at one of the many locations this year.
Nov. 30: HyVee, 1403 N. Veterans Parkway, Bloomington, IL 610704
Dec. 1: Shoppes at College Hills, 314 N Towanda Ave, Normal, IL 61761
Dec. 2: Kroger, 1550 E. College Ave, Normal, IL 61761
Dec. 3: Shoppes at College Hills, 314 N Towanda Ave, Normal, IL 61761
Dec. 4: WalMart: 300 Greenbriar Dr. Bloomington, IL 61761
Dec. 5: WalMart: 2225 W. Market St. Bloomington, IL 61705
For more information, or to sign up please contact Aleisha Guerrettaz at 309-834-5294 or
aguerrettaz@childrenshomeandaid.org.
2015-2016 Warm Neighbors/Cool Friends Ameren Assistance Program Eligibility requirements:
- 150-300% of poverty level (this is above the LiHeap income requirements)
- Must be: a senior or disabled or have a temporary documentable crisis
(Mitsubishi closing counts as a crisis)
- Bill cannot be over $750
- Must have active service in their home (cannot be shut-off)
- Income must be from an adult (cannot count child’s disability as their income)
- This is a matching program (we can match one payment up to $350)
- If the client qualified for LiHeap they will NOT qualify for WN/CF
Notes:
- Eligible clients can be helped once each heating/cooling season per calendar year.
- Cooling program runs from June - September
- Heating program runs from October - May
In McLean County, call Cathy Beck at PATH 309-834-0507.
Warm Neighbors 30 Day Income Guidelines 2015 - 2016
(Income outside the bracket disqualifies client –
there are minimum and maximum incomes for this program)
Family Size
30 Day Income
Annual Income
1
$1,471-$2,943
$17,652-$35,316
2
$1,991-$3,983
$23,892-$47,796
3
$2,511-$5,023
$30,132-$60,276
4
$3,031-$6,063
$36,372-$72,756
5
$3,551-$7,103
$42,612-$85.236
6
$4,071-$8,143
$48,852-$97,716
7
$4,591-$9,183
$55,092-$110,196
8
$5,111-$10,223
$61,332-$122,676
Community Health Care Clinic is hosting #MakeYourMark Open House on November 18th!
The Community Health Care Clinic is in the final planning stages of their expansion project and this is your
opportunity to see the space before work begins. This expansion project is a complete renovation of the 900
N. Franklin Property just across the parking lot from the current clinic. Upon completion, the new clinic space
will include more medical exam rooms, more patient education space AND our community's first ever free
dental clinic.
To celebrate our investors, our partners, and the launch of our expansion project, we will be hosting a free
open house on Wednesday, November 18th 4:30-7:00pm. Join us in touring our existing clinic and our new
space BEFORE demolition begins. Mingle with other CHCC supporters and learn more about our expansion
plans. Everyone will have a fun opportunity to #MakeYourMark on our new clinic.
Hors d'oeuvres and drinks provided! Contact Angie McLaughlin, Executive Director,
amclaughlin@chcconline.org with questions.
RSVP Now!
Give Thanks is Home Sweet Home Sweet Home Ministries’ initiative to provide a complete Thanksgiving meal
to the men, women and children of our community. Distribution will be at Midwest Food Bank and the dates are
Saturday, November 21st from 11-4pm and Monday November 23rd from 2-6pm. Midwest Food Bank is
located at 1703 S. Veterans Pkwy, and there will be a drive-thru to get a Thanksgiving basket.
Normal Public Library Events:
Crochet and Knit Club- Cancelled - Tuesdays, 9:30-11:30
Winter Craft Series: Sand Snowflakes - Thu, November 19, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm - FREE
We'll make snowflake ornaments out of wood and sand.
This activity is open to patrons age 15 and up.
Registration is required and runs through Tuesday, November 17.
NaNoWriMo - Sun, November 29, 2:00 - 4:00 pm - FREE
NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) is an initiative to encourage people across the country to write a
novel in the month of November.
Participants can meet up to write together and share each other's company.
3Delicious! - Sat, November 28, 10:00 - 11:00 am - FREE
Design your own cookie cutter! We'll print them on the 3D printer and you can pick them up in time for the
holiday season!
This activity is open to patrons age 12 and up.
Registration is required and runs Monday, November 16 through Saturday, November 28 at 8:00 am.
NPL BookClub: A Christmas Memory by Truman Capote - Thu, November 19, 6:30 - 7:30 pm - FREE
Everyone is welcome to join the discussion!
Movie Matinee: Babe - Thu, November 19, 1:30 - 3:15 pm
Join us on the third Thursday of each month for a movie and snacks!
This month's movie is the award-winning story of a shy little pig who - with the help of Farmer Hoggett (James
Cromwell) and an assortment of barnyard friends - discovers a talent for herding sheep. (1995 • 91 min.)
Turkey Time Family Story Hour - Fri, November 20, and Sat, November 21, 10:30 - 11:00 am - FREE
Help give the turkey his day by joining us for a morning of turkey-themed stories, songs, crafts, and activities!
This activity is intended for three- to five-year-olds and their families, but everyone is welcome.
Turkey Roundup - Wed, November 25, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm, stories will be read at 10:30 and 11:30 - FREE
Make a turkey-licious craft, play some gobbley games, and listen to some turkey-tastic stories!
This activity is intended for three- to five-year-olds and their families, but everyone is welcome.
Truth in Love Community is a new counseling service in Bloomington designed to help meet the needs of
low-income families. Masters level interns provide counseling under the supervision of experienced, licensed
therapists. It is located in the lower level of Crosswinds Community Church, 400 W Union, through the Lee
Street entrance. Individuals with incomes less than $25,000/yr and families with incomes less than $40,000/yr
qualify for $15 per session. Appointments are available 8am-6pm, Monday-Friday. For referral information
please call 309-684-8066 or contact us at intern@truthinlovecounseling.com.
MCCA is excited to offer another Money Matters financial education workshop, which will be hosted at
Mid Central Community Action (1301 W. Washington) on Tuesday, November 10 from 5:30-7:00 pm, in
coordination with Heartland Bank.
The workshop will cover several topics, including:
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Importance of a realistic spending plan
Steps in developing a spending plan
Setting financial goals and making a spending plan to meet your goals
Trimming expenses and making money management easier
Using strategies to increase savings
Understanding your credit rating
Credit reporting
Common credit problems
Repairing credit problems
Establishing credit
Registration is required for this workshop and space is limited. If you are interested in attending, please
contact Kelley at kelleys@mccainc.org or 309-834-9244 to RSVP.
Imagine is Eastview’s Holiday Assistance Program and the 2015 Distribution Day is Saturday, December 5th.
Walk in shopping begins at 2:00 pm but guests may arrive as early as 10:00 am on December 5th. We ask that
you bring a photo ID and a piece of mail from your current address.
Only the registered guest will be able to shop at the appointment time.
If you are registered and have an appointment time that you’re unable to attend, please call 309-451-5008 and
leave your name and appointment time as well as a contact phone number on the voicemail indicating you
want Personal Shopping. We will have an IMAGINE team member shop for you using our Personal Shopping
option at your appointed time. All orders are filled based on availability of items. Your items will be available
for pick up on Monday, December 7th between 6:00 & 8:00 pm at the Eastview Food Pantry. When items are
picked up a photo ID and piece of mail will be required.
Community Thanksgiving Dinner and Puppet Show! - Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church 801 W. Market
Bloomington, will be hosting their annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner on Wednesday November 25th from
5:00-7:00. This will be a fun filled evening with a delicious Thanksgiving Dinner, Puppet Show and activities for
children. The clothing ministry will also be open for families to shop for clothes. Please join us for a wonderful
FREE family event! Questions? Please contact the church at 309-828-2571.
The Money Mentor program is now accepting applications for people wanting to be paired with a mentor for
assistance in developing financial skills. There is no income limit to participate. Anyone with a sincere desire to
improve their financial situation is welcomed. This is a free program. Applications can be found at
https://web.extension.illinois.edu/registration/?RegistrationID=11314.
Volunteer Opportunities:
Become a PATH Hotline Volunteer: Adult volunteers are needed to answer phones on the 24-hour hotline.
Volunteering your time on the hotline offers a rewarding experience and a great opportunity to give back to
your community. A complete training program and professional back-up is provided. Our training program
teaches you everything you need to know, including communication techniques and community resources. The
next 8-week training class session begins January 28th. If interested, the volunteer application is available online at www.pathcrisis.org. Classroom training meets on Thursdays from 6 to 9 pm. Questions? Call Kevin at
PATH at 309-834-0541.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR READING TO END RACISM - Reading to End Racism is a racial justice
program that uses trained volunteers to read to children in the classroom and, through books and personal
stories, stimulate an insightful conversation about discrimination. Opening this dialogue with students and
teachers empowers individuals to work to eliminate racism in their lives, schools, and communities.
A two-hour training will be required for all Reading to End Racism volunteers.
If you are interested in learning more or volunteering, please contact Norene Ball at 309-662-0461 or
readingtoendracism@ywcamclean.org.
Please visit www.ywcamclean.org for more information.
The Money Mentor Program is accepting applications for those who would like to be trained volunteer
financial mentors for people with financial struggles. Training is 6 weekly sessions and will begin in late
January in Livingston and Woodford counties. McLean County training will be announced soon. Applications
can be found at http://web.extension.illinois.edu/lmw/moneymentors/ or by calling Pam Atkinson, Consumer
Economics educator at 309-663-8306.
Fundraising Opportunities:
Bloomington Thunder Fundraiser benefiting Children’s Home + Aid - Purchase Bloomington Thunder
Hockey Tickets and support the children and families of McLean County. Thanks to our partners at State Farm
Bank and Bloomington Thunder we are selling prime seating hockey ticket vouchers at a reduced price. Adults
are $15 and youth 12 and younger are $7. These vouchers are redeemable at any home game. Please
contact Aleisha Guerrettaz, aguerrettaz@childrenshomeandaid.org or 309-834-5294 for more information on
how to purchase these tickets.
PURCHASE BLOOMINGTON THUNDER TICKETS THROUGH YWCA MCLEAN COUNTY!
Through a generous donation from State Farm Bank and the Bloomington Thunder, YWCA McLean County is
selling Thunder ticket vouchers at a discounted price. Adult ticket vouchers cost $15 and children under 12
years old cost $7. You can purchase an unlimited number of vouchers to be used at any Bloomington Thunder
regular season game! All funds from tickets purchased through YWCA McLean County will benefit YWCA
programs. Purchase your ticket vouchers at www.ywcamclean.org/ThunderTickets.
SAVE THE DATE: Jack Lewis Private Documentary Screening to Benefit Boys & Girls Club
Wednesday, December 2nd, 5:00-8:00 pm, Normal Theater
Mark Schneider is one of Jack Lewis' favorite designers. You might know him for his beautiful jewelry, but he
also recently participated in a documentary film, Sharing the Rough, that follows the journey of a single gem
from mine to market. This documentary has taken 2015 film festivals by storm!
Since Mark is returning to Jack Lewis for his annual design weekend December 3-5, John Carter thought it
would be a treat to host a red carpet, private screening of the film at the Normal Theater on Wednesday,
December 2nd ... with Mark and the film's director, Orin Mazzoni, BOTH in attendance!
Admission is $20 per person, with ALL proceeds going to Boys & Girls Clubs of Bloomington-Normal!
Before the film, Jack Lewis is hosting a cocktail reception next door at the Marriott, and after the film, Mark and
Orin will host a Q&A inside the theater.
So, save the date, put on your best "Red Carpet Oscars" attire and join us at the movies!
Wednesday, December 2nd, Cocktail Reception: 5 pm, Showtime: 6:30 pm
To RSVP and purchase advance tickets: Email John Carter at jcarter@jacklewisjewelers.com or call Jack
Lewis Jewelers at 309-663-0583
Please help support the Child Care Resource & Referral Network by shopping from Schwan’s Home
Delivery from November 17, 2015 through January 1, 2016. During this time, 20% of products purchased and
40% of eGift Card sales will go to the CCRRN. The CCRRN will then receive 5% for any additional purchases
made after January, 1, 2016 through the end of March 2016.
The link is: http://www.ccrrn.com/files/Schwan's.pdf
The Normal Public Library will be participating in Giving Tuesday to raise money for a Teen Mobile
Makerspace.
The Giving Tuesday campaign will run all day on Tuesday, December 1. Last Giving Tuesday, patrons helped
the library raise $4,700 for the Children's Department Tech Playground. This year, Normal Public Library would
like to raise $6,000 for a Teen Mobile Makerspace.
Donations will go towards technological equipment, electronic kits, a maker station, and craft supplies for the
teens of the Normal Public Library.
The library has a generous donation of $1,000 offered as a challenge to raise half of their goal -$3,000 - by
11:00 am. If they reach 100 individual donors, they'll also give all patrons free DVD rentals for the whole
month of December.
Patrons can donate money at nplfoundation.org/donate.html. Credit card payments are accepted and can be
made over the phone at 309-452-1757. Checks can be made payable to “Normal Public Library Foundation”
and both checks and cash can be dropped off at the Front Desk any time that the library is open.
SAVE THE DATE FOR CIRCLE OF WOMEN - YWCA McLean County will host Circle of Women on Friday,
February 26, 2016. This annual philanthropic luncheon will be held from 11:30 am-1 pm at the BloomingtonNormal Marriott Hotel & Conference Center, with a social hour before the event beginning at 11 am. For more
information or to be added to the mailing list, please contact ywdevelopment@ywcamclean.org.
Employment Opportunities:
Big Brothers Big Sisters - Special Events Coordinator - Candidate is responsible for planning and
execution of all agency special events. The Special Events Coordinator plays an instrumental role in
coordinating special event fundraisers to raise the revenues needed to sustain quality program growth and
service to children. Candidate will have a minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree and a Master’s Degree is
preferred. A minimum of five years professional work experience with at least three years of sales and event
management experience is expected. The ability to communicate well both orally and in written
communication is required. The Special Events Coordinator must be able to travel as needed within the
agency’s seven county service area, as well as to state, regional and national meetings/conferences as
needed. They must be computer proficient, and able to successfully utilize Microsoft Office software as well as
applications, such as Kintera, designed by BBBSA conducive to fundraising. Starting salary of $30,000 and
excellent benefit package. Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume to Corey Burrows
at c.burrows@bbbscil.org.
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPIST – BLOOMINGTON - The Center for Youth and Family Solutions has
an opening for a part time Marriage and Family Therapist in Bloomington. Responsibilities include providing
individual, couples and family therapy from a strengths-based, client-centered perspective. Position requires
Master’s Degree from a regionally accredited graduate institution in Social Work, Marriage and Family
Therapy, Counseling or Psychology, or closely related Human Service field. Preference given to LCPC, LCSW,
or LMFT. Must pass DCFS background check and possess a valid driver’s license, clean driving record and
three years driving experience. Submit resume and three current letters of reference. EOE
Apply Now
FAMILY COUNSELING SASS THERAPIST-BLOOMINGTON - The Center for Youth and Family Solutions
has an immediate opening for a SASS Therapist in Bloomington. Responsibilities include providing therapy,
case management, and crisis intervention services, as well as on-call duties to provide pre-hospitalization
screenings to children, youth and young adults and their families in the community. Position requires
Bachelor’s Degree in human service field and significant experience in child and adolescent mental health and
welfare, valid driver’s license, clean driving record and ability to pass a DCFS background check. Preference
given to Master’s Degree in human service field. Submit resume and three current letters of reference. EOE
Apply Now
Homeless Youth Specialist - Project Oz has a full-time opening for a Homeless Youth Specialist to provide
assistance to individuals between the ages of 14 and 24 who are in crisis and need shelter. Duties include
providing case management, life skills training, and shelter checks to foster independence and promote selfsufficiency. Bachelor’s degree required. Prefer crisis counseling experience. Must be results oriented, have
excellent communication skills, a good driving history, and be able to pass extensive background checks. Safe
and reliable transportation and evening and weekend work required. Competitive salary, excellent benefits,
and flexible work environment. For consideration please email letter and resume to HR@projectoz.org.
Operations Coordinator – World Languages and Language Resource Center (Hispanic Studies; French,
Italian & German; and Russian & Asian Languages) (Mid-August through April - 40 hours per week;
May - 20 hours per week)
Requirements:
 Three to four years office experience and/or on-the-job training.
 Basic knowledge of office systems and procedures and/or specialized skills; typically acquired in up to one
year of post-high school training.
 Computer experience using word processing, spreadsheet, and database software (Microsoft Word, Excel
and desktop publishing, preferred).
 Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
 Strong communication/interaction skills, with sensitivity to office protocol in working with a diverse
constituency.
 Knowledge of a second language and travel or study-abroad are an asset.
Duties:
 Provides administrative support to department faculty including recruiting, hiring, training, scheduling and
supervising student workers serving as language tutors and Language Resource Center desk monitors.
 Coordinates department search activities, advertises positions, creates and maintains candidates’ files and
arranges on-campus visits and department interviews.
 Organizes special events within the department and maintains department budget records.
 Acts as the building liaison to Physical Plant.
 Other duties as assigned.
Download the application at www.iwu.edu/human-resources/Positions.html. Applications must be received no
later than November 18, 2015. Send to:
Illinois Wesleyan University, Human Resources, Holmes 209, 1312 N. Park Street, Bloomington, IL 61701
hr@iwu.edu Fax: 309-556-3411 Office Hours: Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – noon and 1 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Final candidate must pass a pre-employment background investigation.
Illinois Wesleyan University’s sexual harassment and sexual violence policy may be accessed at
www.iwu.edu/judicial/handbook/SexualHarassment.html.
Equal Opportunity Employer Committed to Diversity and Inclusive Excellence; details at
www.iwu.edu/diversity/
AmeriCorps Member - Employment Coach - MCCA and Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) are
seeking a full-time AmeriCorps Member to serve as an Employment Coach. The ideal candidate will begin
service on December 1, 2015, and serve a minimum of 1700 hours through the end of September 30, 2016.
Upon successful completion of the term of service, the member will be eligible for a $5,730 education award to
pay off existing, eligible student loans or return to school. The position pays a total stipend of $15,000.
Healthcare and childcare benefits available. The main role of the member will be to plan, develop, and
implement projects around employment coaching and job placement/referral. The member will be expected to
engage in individual coaching and facilitate educational sessions. Please visit www.mccainc.org/careers for full
job posting. To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to Jenna Kearns, MCCA, 1301 W. Washington
St. Bloomington, IL 61701, jennak@mccainc.org, (309) 834-9211.
CHILDREN’S HOME + AID EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES:
Case Aid – Foster Care (Champaign) -We provide foster care services grounded in the belief that the best
place for children to grow up is in a family and the most effective way to ensure children’s safety, permanency
and well-being is to provide services that engage, involve, strengthen and support families. The Foster Care
Case Aid (full-time) supervises family visits and transports children and families. The Foster Care Case Aid
reports to the Foster Care Supervisor or Coordinator.
Qualifications:
 High School diploma required; some college experience preferred.
 Valid Driver’s license, insurance and a car required
Early Learning Teacher (Bloomington) - Join our team of passionate educators who are committed to
making a difference in the lives of the children and families we serve. As an early childhood Teacher, you will
assist the Lead Teacher to manage the classroom, conduct age-appropriate activities, provide individualized
care to children, assist in assessing the development of children, and communicate with parents.
Qualifications:
 Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education, Child Development or equivalent is required.
 1-3 years of experience working in a program serving children ages 0-5 preferred.
Part-time Registered Nurse – Foster Care (Bloomington) - As a part-time Registered Nurse for Foster Care
services, you will visit clients in their foster homes, and may have some clients visit you in the office, to assess
and manage their complex medical and psychiatric needs. You will train and support our staff, foster parents
and biological parents to meet the complex medical and psychiatric needs of the youth in their care. You will
consult with other medical providers and social service agency staff to coordinate care. This position provides
a flexible schedule and requires travel to client homes up to 90 minutes away from the office.
Qualifications:
 Current State of Illinois Professional Nurse’s Registration.
 BSN degree from an accredited university preferred.
 A minimum of 2 years of professional nursing/medical experience required.
 Valid driver’s license, auto insurance and reliable transportation required.
 Sound judgment in a variety of medical situations required.
 Ability to maintain strong working relationships with clients, agency personnel, and staff members of other
social service and medical agencies.
 Ability to work successfully as a healthcare professional in a multi-disciplinary setting.
For any of the above Children’s Home + Aid positions please apply on-line at
http://www.childrenshomeandaid.org/career-opportunities.
For details on these positions as well as a complete list of current career opportunities at Children’s Home +
Aid, please visit our website at http://www.childrenshomeandaid.org. Compensation includes paid time off, as
well as medical, dental, vision and life insurance and a 401(k) employee savings plan. Children’s Home + Aid
is an equal opportunity employer: minority/female/disability/veteran.
THE BABY FOLD - Employment Opportunities:
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Child Welfare Specialist, full-time: Provide case management services to children and families served by
The Baby Fold’s foster care programs. B.S. in social work or related field required. Foundations training,
CWEL, and relevant experience preferred. Valid driver’s license required for transporting clients
throughout Central Illinois.
Intact Family Services Caseworker, full-time: Provide family-based intervention and family preservation
services to families who are open intact family cases referred by the Illinois Department of Children and
Family Services. B.S. in social work or related field required. Foundations training, CWEL, and relevant
experience required. Valid driver’s license required for transporting clients throughout Central Illinois.
Apply online at www.TheBabyFold.org or 108 E. Willow Street in Normal.
YWCA JOB OPPORTUNITIES
YWCA is hiring a Director of Finance, multiple child care positions, and home care aides. Join our great
team who make a difference every day! To view positions and apply please visit www.ywcamclean.org.
TEACHERS NEEDED - YWCA Young Wonders Early Learning and Youth Development has multiple teaching
positions available. Join our great team who make a difference every day! To view positions and apply please
visit www.ywcamclean.org.
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