Wayne State University
Community Engagement & Resident Support at MSU, Montana Office of Rural Health
Wayne State University, Helena, Montana, us, 59604
AmeriCorps Opportunity: Community Engagement & Resident Support
YWCA Helena
Community Health Corps Montana
Service Term: January 12, 2026 – August 21, 2026 (Full-time; ~40 hrs/week)
This opportunity is made possible through
Community Health Corps Montana (CHCM) , an AmeriCorps program connecting service-minded individuals with organizations advancing health access and community wellness across the state.
YWCA Helena works to prevent homelessness and provide safe, supportive housing for women and children experiencing instability. Their programs include transitional housing, family advocacy, supervised visitation, SafeExchange services, mental health and substance use treatment, health and wellness education, and resource navigation — all grounded in dignity, compassion, and restoring hope.
About the AmeriCorps Project YWCA Helena is seeking one CHCM AmeriCorps member to strengthen community engagement, volunteer coordination, and resident support services. This role helps YWCA Helena expand its reach, improve resident experience, and enhance the resources available to families transitioning toward stability.
Key Service Activities Community Engagement & Communications
Support the Development & Communications Director with outreach and awareness
Assist in producing social posts, stories, and community updates
Furnishing rooms for new residents
Organizing food and clothing donations
Supporting events and drives
Resident Support & Events
Help staff plan family events such as birthdays, recovery anniversaries, holidays, and celebrations of accomplishments
Data & Engagement Tracking
Manage YWCA engagement information in Bloomerang, a nonprofit CRM
Track participation, volunteer support, and outreach activities
Training & Resource Navigation
Support relevant trainings for program participants
Assist with expanding resource navigation and community referrals
Compassionate, grounded, and people-centered
Strong communication and organizational skills
Comfortable coordinating volunteers and interacting with families
Interested in housing stability, community health, or social services
Approaches service with humility, steadiness, and reliability
Eligibility Requirements
U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or lawful permanent resident
At least 18 years of age with a high school diploma or equivalent
Reliable transportation and successful completion of FBI/NSOPW/state background checks
Service Term Commitment
Full-time service (~40 hrs/week), January 12 – August 21, 2026
Minimum of 1,200 total service hours; attendance at all required trainings and meetings
Living allowance:
$1,200 biweekly (pre-tax)
Segal AmeriCorps Education Award:
$5,176.50 upon successful completion
Free health insurance and access to the
Member Assistance Program (MAP)
Professional development in community engagement, data visualization, and project management
Supportive cohort programming model
that fosters connection among members across the state, plus
ongoing mentorship
from CHCM staff and host site supervisors.
CHCM provides inclusive service environments free from unlawful discrimination and harassment. Reasonable accommodations and language assistance available upon request. Contact:
angela.davis9@montana.edu
Ready to serve? Join CHCM to help communities across Montana turn data into action, strengthen local partnerships, and build a healthier, more connected future for all.
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Community Health Corps Montana
Service Term: January 12, 2026 – August 21, 2026 (Full-time; ~40 hrs/week)
This opportunity is made possible through
Community Health Corps Montana (CHCM) , an AmeriCorps program connecting service-minded individuals with organizations advancing health access and community wellness across the state.
YWCA Helena works to prevent homelessness and provide safe, supportive housing for women and children experiencing instability. Their programs include transitional housing, family advocacy, supervised visitation, SafeExchange services, mental health and substance use treatment, health and wellness education, and resource navigation — all grounded in dignity, compassion, and restoring hope.
About the AmeriCorps Project YWCA Helena is seeking one CHCM AmeriCorps member to strengthen community engagement, volunteer coordination, and resident support services. This role helps YWCA Helena expand its reach, improve resident experience, and enhance the resources available to families transitioning toward stability.
Key Service Activities Community Engagement & Communications
Support the Development & Communications Director with outreach and awareness
Assist in producing social posts, stories, and community updates
Furnishing rooms for new residents
Organizing food and clothing donations
Supporting events and drives
Resident Support & Events
Help staff plan family events such as birthdays, recovery anniversaries, holidays, and celebrations of accomplishments
Data & Engagement Tracking
Manage YWCA engagement information in Bloomerang, a nonprofit CRM
Track participation, volunteer support, and outreach activities
Training & Resource Navigation
Support relevant trainings for program participants
Assist with expanding resource navigation and community referrals
Compassionate, grounded, and people-centered
Strong communication and organizational skills
Comfortable coordinating volunteers and interacting with families
Interested in housing stability, community health, or social services
Approaches service with humility, steadiness, and reliability
Eligibility Requirements
U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or lawful permanent resident
At least 18 years of age with a high school diploma or equivalent
Reliable transportation and successful completion of FBI/NSOPW/state background checks
Service Term Commitment
Full-time service (~40 hrs/week), January 12 – August 21, 2026
Minimum of 1,200 total service hours; attendance at all required trainings and meetings
Living allowance:
$1,200 biweekly (pre-tax)
Segal AmeriCorps Education Award:
$5,176.50 upon successful completion
Free health insurance and access to the
Member Assistance Program (MAP)
Professional development in community engagement, data visualization, and project management
Supportive cohort programming model
that fosters connection among members across the state, plus
ongoing mentorship
from CHCM staff and host site supervisors.
CHCM provides inclusive service environments free from unlawful discrimination and harassment. Reasonable accommodations and language assistance available upon request. Contact:
angela.davis9@montana.edu
Ready to serve? Join CHCM to help communities across Montana turn data into action, strengthen local partnerships, and build a healthier, more connected future for all.
#J-18808-Ljbffr