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WORK EXPERIENCE
- Utilize social media to reach community and spread information on events and outreach
- Organize events promoting community involvement and general empowerment
- Identify needs of community members and leverage digital resources to find solutions
- Communicate via online platforms to develop resources and reach those in need
- Implemented online fundraising campaign which boosted donations by 30% in two months
- Coordinate volunteer schedules and activities both online and in person
WORK EXPERIENCE
- Develop resources necessary to keep programs running successfully
- Utilize time of volunteers and staff members to best implement program
- Identify and achieve clear objectives of the program according to community’s needs
- Secured sponsorship from two local companies that increased funding by 10%
- Collaborate with other programs and organizations to effectively approach issues
- Raise general awareness of program’s resources, purpose, and need for funding
WORK EXPERIENCE
- Respond to emergency calls involving fires and other related emergency situations
- Tend to accident scenes to ensure that there is no risk of fire
- Utilize emergency medical skills to provide necessary medical interventions
- Protect and rescue citizens who are in the midst of emergencies or at risk of injury
- Improved training regimen which reduced response time by an average of five minutes
- Handle chemical spills and other substance-related incidents that can cause injury
WORK EXPERIENCE
- Visit families and children on general welfare checks to ensure home is safe
- Intervene in homes and situations where children are at risk or actively being harmed
- Work with families and kids to develop safe and healthy homes and habits
- Advocate for policies that benefit children and improve accessible resources
- Inform clients of the various resources that can help them and provide necessary referrals
- Served 100+ families per month by providing case management and resource referrals
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