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As I’ve been expressing in my posts about our upcoming job search training course and the HP Magic Giveaway, there’s nothing better than the feeling of sharing your skills and knowledge with someone who can use the help. CoachArt is a Los Angeles based non-profit that allows every day people to share what they’re good at with underprivileged children and adolescents who are dealing with chronic and life-threatening illnesses. CoachArt’s coaches offer free, personal lessons in arts and athletics – including art, music, photography, yoga, creative writing, acting, dancing and more – to improve the lives of kids who are facing serious, adult issues. They’ve already served thousands of children in just 8 years of operation. CoachArt sounds like an amazing program that would be well worth working or volunteering for.
CoachArt’s coaching positions are volunteer only, but they sound like an extraordinary way to share one of your passions with children who need an escape from the realities of their illnesses. However, if you’re looking for a full time job with CoachArt, you’re in luck. They just posted an opening for a Program Coordinator on Idealist, and the job descriptions sounds like the job will be well suited to new college grads. If you end up landing the job, you’ll be working with both coaches and the families of the children in the program to ensure that participation on both sides is going smoothly. Although they don’t list their jobs on their website, CoachArt actually has a great website that is loaded with information. It’s well worth your time to use the links below to find out more about what they’re doing to improve the lives of children. The Program Coordinator position seems to be the only job that CoachArt have available right now, and they’re looking to hire immediately, so you might want to jump on this opportunity by sending a cover letter and resume to Karina Nordbak at karina@coachart.org as quickly as you possibly can.
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wow, coachart seems like an amazing and inspirational organization!
I read (this is public information) that CoachArt was being investigated by the Labor Commision Board of Los Angeles, they settled out of court for
I’m sorry, I have to correct the post above. I work at the Labor Commission office, and while I typically would not comment on such matters, what the person comments on is a blatant lie and borders on slander. I can’t share much more of what I know about the case she refers to, but it was one of those frivolous lawsuits by a disgruntled former employee (with an extensive history of getting fired and suing her former employees) that we see all of the time. Coach Art is indeed an amazing and inspirational organization, and does not deserve to be slandered in this way. The work they do in the community is amazing, and should be commended.
I recently became a coach – I attended a few workshops and just started to teach my first student. So far, my experience has been superb. EVERY staff member has been really nice and professional. Whenever you do for/with them, they always follow up with a nice message. And I never thought interacting with children would be this rewarding. I’m very glad I found CoachArt and decided to go to their orientation.