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Founded in 1990, the Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter & Services (MMHSS) one of Maine's most innovative and inclusive emergency homeless shelters. Our 48-bed low-barrier shelter welcomes everyone, including people struggling with addiction, mental illness, or a history of incarceration. We believe in harm reduction and supporting our guests as they seek to find permanent housing solutions. Hope starts here.
MMHSS’ team is fast-paced, professional, passionate, growth-oriented, and committed to being person centered and trauma informed in our work with the people we serve. We are committed to best business practices and tools for mission fulfillment. Please review MMHSS website for more information: https://www.shelterme.org
Mission
Ending Homelessness in Mid-Maine One Person, One Family, and One Child at a time.
Vision
We envision a community where homelessness is a rare, brief and a one-time event.
Our mission is to provide support to people experiencing homelessness by providing
Emergency housing, food, and services to low income and vulnerable members of the
Mid-Maine community.
Core Values
Our core values shape the way we fulfill our mission, how we behave, and what we expect of each other.
The Position
The grants administrator monitors spend-down of grant budgets and oversees fiscal grant reporting and audit preparation, ensuring compliance with all applicable federal and state regulations, accounting and reporting policies, and procedures. The position will ensure compliance with funder-specified implementation and financial reporting requirements.
Duties/Responsibilities
Grant Management
Finance
Required Skills/Abilities
EOE Statement
Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter & Services is an EEO Employer. MMHHS will not tolerate discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sex stereotyping, gender identity, gender expression or transgender status), national origin, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, age, protected genetic information, status as a parent, marital status, political affiliation, or retaliation based on prior protected EEO activity. In addition, MMHSS will not permit harassment – sexual or nonsexual – of any employee or applicant for employment. We are committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for all members of our staff, guests, and volunteers.
Education and Experience
Job Type
Salary, Exempt
Salary
$40,000-$50,000 DOE
Benefits
Position qualifies for Public Sector and Nonprofit Student Loan Fo
Full Time
$61k-77k (estimate)
12/20/2022
06/07/2023
shelterme.org
Waterville, ME
50 - 100
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