Transitions works to end poverty and homelessness for women and children in Spokane.
Would you like to help individuals with barriers to traditional employment gain the skills and confidence necessary to achieve self-sufficiency? We currently have one part-time (30 hours/week) opening for a Program Assistant position with Transitions’ New Leaf program.
In keeping with Transitions’ mission and core values, this position supports efficient daily operations of our two vibrant downtown job training cafés. This includes ordering, inventory, delivery, direct support of program participants, and other tasks essential to the functioning of our Social Enterprise.
This position is open to all qualified Transitions’ employees as well as outside applicants. See position description for relevant job information. Complete Job Description and Transitions’ employment applications are available online at http://help4women.org/employment
Interested applicants should follow directions as detailed on our website, and submit a cover letter, résumé and Transitions’ application to: [email protected]. Please no drop-offs, faxes or mailed application packets. If you require assistance/accommodation or have questions, feel free to email.
Position is open until filled.
We realize our job description requirements may not reflect your real-life experiences.
We encourage anyone to apply for any position that they are passionate about and hope to give you
the opportunity to tell us your story. Transitions is dedicated to building a workforce that is
a true reflection of our community and committed to diversity, equity and inclusion.
Work Skills
Minimum of 1 year cafe, restaurant, or retail experience.
Experience with inventory and ordering within a business environment.
High level of customer service acumen.
Working knowledge of MS Office Suite.
High attention to detail and strong organizational ability.
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Attributes and Traits
Ability to be respectful, supportive, and compassionate towards all people, including those in crisis.
Ability to maintain confidentiality and respect privacy of others.
Familiarity with Trauma Informed Care, willingness to learn about service delivery methods and issues impacting
program participants.
Able to establish and maintain professional boundaries.
Licenses and Certifications
Possess or be able to quickly obtain a Food Handler’s Card.
Valid Driver’s License and vehicle insurance.
Ability to pass a criminal history background check.