What You Will Do. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, you agree to do the following:
What You Will Do. 30.1 Subject to clause 5.1, you will build a complying back fence, a complying back side fence and a complying return fence before practical completion of a house.
What You Will Do. 35.2 If the Developer makes a Building Covenants variation, you will be bound by the Building Covenants, as varied, once the Developer gives you a copy of the Building Covenants as varied by the Building Covenants variation, except to the extent that you would be materially prejudiced by being so bound.
What You Will Do. 3.1 You agree to set up a separate bank account in your name or in the Nominated Person’s name for your Direct Payment (unless we tell you in writing that you do not need to do this) and to give us the full and correct details of this account. This is called your Direct Payment Account.
What You Will Do. 7.1 In addition to the Kitchen Provider’s obligations set out in clause 4 of the Terms, the Kitchen Provider shall:
What You Will Do. The Community Education Coordinator will build the capacity and community awareness of the Missouri Coalition Against Trafficking and Exploitation and combatting human trafficking. Because of the intern’s service, Missouri communities will have received education on this underserved population, which frequently also experiences poverty, substance use, and interactions with the criminal justice system. • Assist in development of EduCATE against human trafficking campaign • Developing a monthly/quarterly reports • Recruiting community training within region/Missouri • Facilitate HT 101 Training & Facilitate HT 101 + Survivor Identification Training • Assist in development of community trainings • Assist in community networking opportunities • Assist in planning community awareness events, workshops, etc. • Other duties assigned Administrative • Maintaining database records through accurate/timely documentation of all activities and preparing reports as necessary. • Participate in supervision, team meetings and All-Agency meetings as necessary. • Assist in the development of CATE documents, materials, and publications as needed This could be a good match if you • Preferably completed 60 college credit hours. Less college credit hours accepted. • Have or working towards a degree in Social Work, Political Science, Criminal Justice, Sociology, Prelaw, Psychology, English, Public Health, or related degree. Bachelor’s degree accepted • Can demonstrate work experience in human trafficking, domestic violence, victim advocacy, and/or public health but not required. • Can demonstrate work experience with organizing events and facilitating community engagement. • Can demonstrate professional writing skills and the use of collaborative software and mass communication tools • Are comfortable with public speaking and frequent communication • Openly embrace working with all people, regardless of age, gender, race, religious background, immigration status, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, ability, and health status • Are detail-oriented and highly organized • Can manage multiple tasks and priorities, set and meet goals and deadlines • Have a flexible, creative, and proactive working style • Can pass a background, driving record, and Family Care registry check • Have a valid driver’s license, proof of automobile insurance, and reliable transportation at time of hire and ability to maintain throughout employment Other Notes This internship can be completed ...
What You Will Do. The Community Education Researcher will build the capacity and community awareness of the Missouri Coalition Against Trafficking and Exploitation and combatting human trafficking. Because of the intern’s service, Missouri communities will have received education on this underserved population, which frequently also experiences poverty, substance use, and interactions with the criminal justice system. • Assist in development of EduCATE against human trafficking campaign • Research Wave 2 Standards of Care Outline • Summarize research completed for development into curriculum • Assist in development of community trainings • Assist in community networking opportunities • Assist in planning community awareness events, workshops, etc. • Other duties assigned Administrative • Maintaining database records through accurate/timely documentation of all activities and preparing reports as necessary. • Participate in supervision, team meetings and All-Agency meetings as necessary. • Assist in the development of CATE documents, materials, and publications as needed This could be a good match if you • Preferably completed 60 college credit hours. Less college credit hours accepted. • Have or working towards a degree in Social Work, Political Science, Criminal Justice, Sociology, Prelaw, Psychology, English, Public Health, or related degree. Bachelor’s degree accepted • Can demonstrate work experience in human trafficking, domestic violence, victim advocacy, and/or public health but not required. • Can demonstrate work experience with organizing events and facilitating community engagement. • Can demonstrate professional writing skills and the use of collaborative software and mass communication tools • Are comfortable with public speaking and frequent communication • Openly embrace working with all people, regardless of age, gender, race, religious background, immigration status, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, ability, and health status • Are detail-oriented and highly organized • Can manage multiple tasks and priorities, set and meet goals and deadlines • Have a flexible, creative, and proactive working style • Can pass a background, driving record, and Family Care registry check • Have a valid driver’s license, proof of automobile insurance, and reliable transportation at time of hire and ability to maintain throughout employment Other Notes This internship can be completed on its own or as a supplement to another internship/practicum. Next Steps
