Hope Haven Gospel Mission
Shelter Staff Openings
IT Support Technician / Specialist
Role Objective
Help staff use technology efficiently and securely so the organization can focus on its mission.
Key Responsibilities
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Provide friendly help desk support to staff via phone, email, or in person.
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Set up computers, accounts, and passwords for new users.
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Fix software and hardware problems on office computers.
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Maintain data backups and basic network security.
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Help manage cloud apps like email, document sharing, and databases.
Qualifications & Skills
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Basic knowledge of computer systems, networks, and troubleshooting.
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Good patience and customer service skills.
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Clear communication skills to explain tech ideas in simple words.
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Certifications like CompTIA A+ are helpful but not necessary
Office
Manager
Key Responsibilities
Office Operations & Facility Management
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Reception: Greet visitors, answer multi-line phone calls, and manage general inbound inquiries with a welcoming and professional demeanor.
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Correspondence: Sort and distribute mail, process shipping labels, and draft routine organizational correspondence.
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Supplies & Inventory: Monitor and order office supplies and programmatic materials while staying within budget.
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Equipment Maintenance: Coordinate routine maintenance and troubleshoot office equipment (copiers, printers, phone systems).
Administrative & Board Support
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Scheduling: Coordinate and schedule team meetings, maintain the master organizational calendar, and book conference rooms.
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Meeting Minutes: Record and distribute clear meeting notes for internal team updates and select committee or board gatherings.
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Filing Systems: Organize and maintain secure physical and digital filing systems, including SharePoint or Google Workspace repositories.
Finance & Donor Relations Support
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Bookkeeping Assist: Process basic accounts payable/receivable, log incoming donation checks, and prepare deposit packets.
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Data Entry: Keep CRM or donor databases accurate and up to date with new contact details.
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Acknowledgment Letters: Assist the development team by generating standard donor thank-you notes and tax receipts.
Qualifications & Skills
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Education: High school diploma required; Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in business administration or nonprofit management preferred.
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Experience: 1 to 3 years of administrative or office coordination experience, ideally within a nonprofit or community service setting.
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Software Proficiency: Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook) or Google Workspace; familiarity with QuickBooks or basic CRM tools is a plus.
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Soft Skills: Outstanding organizational abilities, clear verbal and written communication, and strict discretion when handling sensitive or confidential information.
Maintenance Assistant
Key Responsibilities
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Facility Repairs: Fix minor plumbing, electrical, and carpentry issues like leaky faucets, burnt-out light bulbs, and loose door hinges.
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Routine Inspections: Check windows, doors, safety equipment, and building systems regularly.
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General Upkeep: Perform basic cleaning, event setup (tables and chairs), trash removal, and outdoor groundskeeping.
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Vendor Support: Meet and assist outside contractors hired for major building repairs.
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Inventory Control: Track cleaning and repair supplies, and report shortages to supervisors.
Requirements
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Physical Ability: Lift up to 50 pounds, climb ladders, and stand for long periods.
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Skills: Basic knowledge of hand tools and general building maintenance.
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Education: High school diploma or general education degree (GED) preferred.
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Experience: One year of hands-on repair or custodial experience is helpful.
Food Service
Core Duties
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Food Distribution & Inventory: Sort, stock, and rotate food items (using FIFO: First-In, First-Out). Track stock levels and order from community food banks or local vendors.
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Client Service: Greet individuals asking for assistance with empathy, maintain client confidentiality, and help distribute emergency food boxes or meals.
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Volunteer Coordination: Train, schedule, and supervise community volunteers who help pack boxes or serve meals.
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Safety & Sanitation: Keep kitchen, pantry, and storage areas clean. Follow local health codes and food safety guidelines.
Requirements & Skills
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Physical Stamina: Ability to stand for long periods and safely lift boxes weighing 25 to 50 pounds.
Security
Key Responsibilities
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Access Control: Monitor building entrances and exits, greeting visitors, checking credentials, and managing guest sign-ins to ensure only authorized individuals enter.
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Compassionate De-escalation: Use verbal conflict resolution and trauma-informed techniques to defuse tense situations before they escalate.
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Facility Patrols: Conduct routine interior and exterior patrols to identify safety hazards, secure entry points, and deter prohibited activities.
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Emergency Response: Act as a first responder during medical events, facility alarms, or security breaches; coordinate smoothly with local emergency services (police, fire, medical).
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Incident Documentation: Write clear, factual, and objective daily activity and incident reports.
Qualifications & Requirements
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Education: High school diploma or GED equivalent.
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Licensing: Valid state security guard license/guard card (as required by local regulations).
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Certifications: Current First Aid and CPR/AED certification.
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Soft Skills: Strong interpersonal communication, active listening, patience, and cultural competency working with diverse or marginalized populations.
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Physical Demands: Ability to stand or walk for extended periods and respond quickly to on-site incidents.
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Assist in conducting regular maintenance tasks such as cleaning, painting, and minor repairs
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Conduct routine inspections of premises and equipment
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Help set up and take down equipment for events
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Handle basic repairs and maintenance​
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Fix doors in the organization and change the locks if they are bad.
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Carry out carpentry works
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Carry out flooring works.
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Troubleshoot general problems.
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Repair and replace general hardware.
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Remove stains and paint building when necessary.
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Attend to members of staff promptly when called upon.
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Keep Inventory
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Coordinate menu
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Supervise Staff
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Maintain paperwork
Monitor cameras
Safety and well-being of staff and guest
Monotoring facility
Some light office work