We work to offer our members and friends of RPCVs of Colorado a variety of resources, including job, apartment and other housing links, as well as organizations in our community that are looking for volunteers. We're going to be continuing to add more resources as we get requests. If you have a suggestion, please contact us.
Job Resources
Peace Corps Career Link
Peace Corps's RPCV Career Link is an interactive jobs board designed to connect returned Peace Corps volunteers (RPCVs) with post-service career and education opportunities.
RPCV Career Link replaced Hotline, the career bulletin that provided RPCVs with job announcements, scholarships and volunteer opportunities for more than 40 years. The new online, interactive format is more flexible, enables faster response times, as well as easier access for both employers and job seekers. The job board is also searchable by location, opportunity type and keyword.
“In today’s global job market, the skills that Peace Corps volunteers have when they return home are the skills that employers are looking for,” said Eileen Conoboy, past director of The Office of Third Goal and Returned Volunteer Services. “During service, volunteers learn a second language, technical skills and how to work across cultures. RPCV Career Link connects these uniquely qualified returned volunteers with employers so they can continue to make a difference back in the United States.”
Jobs and scholarship opportunities can be posted and viewed by visiting the RPCV Career Link website. Postings are live on the site for 30 days.
Peace Corps Worldwide Job Listings
Peace Corps Worldwide (http://peacecorpsworldwide.org/) is now accepting job postings from organizations looking for RPCVs or Returned Staff - for both domestic and international work.
If your organization recruits RPCVs, you can post jobs for free, including full-time, part-time, volunteer positions or internships. Current employers registered with us include Save the Children, HealthNet TPO from the Netherlands, CDM, Abt Associates, Transparency International and others. If you are an RPCV or Returned Staff looking for a job, you can visit the site and search current postings, or register with us and create a profile so employers can find you. Also, registered RPCVs and Staff can search the employer profiles to find organizations who match your interests even before jobs are posted.
View current jobs at: http://www.cambridgedata.com/search_jobs.htm
Post Jobs, Search Jobs, Register at http://peacecorpsworldwide.org
Colorado Job Links
- Teaching Jobs in Colorado
- Federal Jobs
- Colorado State Jobs
- Denver City Jobs
- Peace Corps Resources
- Indeed
- Colorado Nonprofit Association Job Board
- Posner Center for International Development (60+ non-profits)
Career Training
"CNA Classes Near Me" helps those interested in becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) find training programs. Many of these programs are free as they are funded by the U.S. Department of Labor or state equivalent agencies. Our site has state by state pages that list out all training locations in a given state as well as their contact information.
"CNA Free Training" provides free training materials for those preparing to take the CNA exam, which is a requirement in order to become a licensed CNA. We have free practice tests for each section of the CNA exam, as well as supplemental training materials that can be used while taking CNA classes – all of which are free.
Apartments or other Housing Resources
Here are some resources to help you in your search if you are moving here to Colorado.
Volunteer Resources
If you are interested in volunteer opportunities, here are some of the organizations that we partner with.
9Health Fair
The 9Health Fair occurs in the fall, from October to November, and the spring, around April. The mission of the 9Health Fair is to raise health awareness and provide people with the tools they need to take responsibility for their health. This is done through free to discounted health screening services, that are too numerous to count. For a full list of all the screening options, click here: screening options.
Volunteers roles: Medical and Non-Medical Volunteers on the day of the event--no medical experience necessary!
To find a health fair near you in need of volunteers, visit the 9Health Fair website, or visit the RPCV event page to find out our next Service Project event.
For Refuge and Immigrant volunteer
Casa de Paz began in 2012 as a small, one-bedroom apartment offering hospitality to families separated by immigrant detention. Our work has always been to host families whose loved ones are being detained and individuals who have been recently released. In 2017 we moved into a larger, rented house with more space so that we would not have to turn people away.
Today, Casa de Paz provides visits, shelter, meals, transportation and emotional support. Detention is a difficult time that tears families apart and creates a financial burden, so we have always offered our services free of cost.
Detention is a difficult time that tears families apart and creates a financial burden, so we have always offered our services free of cost. Since we first opened our doors we’ve hosted 3,1112 immigrants from seventy seventy countries and the need only continues to grow.
Casa de Paz is the only organization in Colorado offering shelter to released immigrants and their families. If we don’t do this, we don’t know of anyone else who will. Casa de Paz is a promise - a promise that as long as detention centers keep families apart, there will also be a welcoming home with our doors wide open.
Homelessness
Lend your hands and heart to help homeless neighbors.
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If you have other organizations that you would like to add, please let us know!