Atlanta, Georgia, United States · On-site
New American Pathways AmeriCorps Project Rise Position Descriptions Title: Project Rise AmeriCorps (Multiple Positions) Schedule: Monday to Friday, 8 hours, approximately 9:30am to 5:30pm or 10:30am to 6:30pm (dependent …
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Atlanta, Georgia, United States • On-site
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Provide individualized direct services to refugees and immigrants focusing on employment, education, healthcare, and financial self-sufficiency. Volunteers will also dedicate at least one-third of their time to after-school and summer tutoring for students.
Must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident with a valid driver's license and reliable vehicle. Requires a commitment to 1700 service hours over 11 months and the ability to pass a criminal background check.
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New American Pathways
AmeriCorps Project Rise
Position Descriptions
Title: Project Rise AmeriCorps (Multiple Positions)
Schedule: Monday to Friday, 8 hours, approximately 9:30am to 5:30pm or 10:30am to 6:30pm (dependent on position) Occasional evenings and weekends.
Start date: September 1, 2026
End date: July 31, 2027
AmeriCorps Project Rise (RISE: Refugee and Immigrant Success through Education) is an AmeriCorps effort that focuses on educational services for the DeKalb County refugee and immigrant community. In AmeriCorps Project Rise, 15 full-time AmeriCorps Volunteers serving an 11-month service cycle will leverage community volunteers and support refugee and immigrant self-sufficiency by offering individualized direct services focusing on employment, education, healthcare, cultural integration, and financial self-sufficiency.
All AmeriCorps activities include a focus on education and literacy, with all AmeriCorps Volunteers serving at least one-third of their time in after-school/summer tutoring and two-thirds of their time delivering core program services in different departments focusing on promoting self-sufficiency and success for refugees and immigrants in Georgia. All full-time AmeriCorps Volunteers will complete a minimum of 1700 hours from September 1, 2026 to July 31, 2027. Service positions are contingent upon New American Pathways receiving the AmeriCorps grant award from the Georgia Commission for Service and Volunteerism.
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The AmeriCorps Positions for 2026-2027:
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New American Pathways is an Equal Opportunity Employer. An official offer of the position is dependent on approval of grant funding by the Georgia Commission and the Corporation for National and Community Service. After-school schedules are dependent on programmatic funding and are subject to change.
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Helping Refugees and Georgia Thrive
Our mission: Helping Refugees and Georgia Thrive New American Pathways is an Atlanta-based nonprofit that helps refugees from the moment they arrive in Georgia through their journey to U.S. citizenship. With a comprehensive set of customized services, steady guidance, and strong advocacy, we enable refugees and other immigrants to realize their full potential and dreams as they build new lives in Georgia. Beginning with resettlement services and by keeping a strong focus on jobs, education, cultural integration, individual and female empowerment and building strong families, our specially designed programs provide proven pathways to self-sufficiency and success. By matching peoples’ unique individual assets with the opportunities available in the community, we help ensure that these new Americans develop and contribute their special skills and talents to strengthening the American workforce and helping Georgia thrive.
Offices: 2300 Henderson Mill Road NE, Ste. 100 & 200, Atlanta, Georgia 30345, US
Helping Refugees and Georgia Thrive
Our mission: Helping Refugees and Georgia Thrive New American Pathways is an Atlanta-based nonprofit that helps refugees from the moment they arrive in Georgia through their journey to U.S. citizenship. With a comprehensive set of customized services, steady guidance, and strong advocacy, we enable refugees and other immigrants to realize their full potential and dreams as they build new lives in Georgia. Beginning with resettlement services and by keeping a strong focus on jobs, education, cultural integration, individual and female empowerment and building strong families, our specially designed programs provide proven pathways to self-sufficiency and success. By matching peoples’ unique individual assets with the opportunities available in the community, we help ensure that these new Americans develop and contribute their special skills and talents to strengthening the American workforce and helping Georgia thrive.
Offices: 2300 Henderson Mill Road NE, Ste. 100 & 200, Atlanta, Georgia 30345, US
