The Career Pathways Program Specialist plays a vital role in supporting the daily operations, implementation, and quality of Girls Inc. of Worcester's Career Pathways Department. This position assists with the coordination of STEM, career readiness, workforce development, mentorship, college and career exploration, and leadership programming serving youth ages 11–24.
The Advancement Associate keeps the Advancement Department’s daily systems, records, and schedules organized. The associate supports gift administration, donor stewardship, events, communications, grants administration, and team coordination.
The Special Programs Coordinator leads the planning, coordination, implementation, and growth of seasonal, enrichment, and special programming within Girls Inc. of Worcester’s School Age division.
This position coordinates February and April school vacation-week programs, supports the development of summer curriculum and activities, and serves as the primary program supervisor for Camp Kinneywood during summer operations.
Girls Inc. of Worcester is seeking an experienced Facilities & Operations Manager to provide strategic leadership for all facility operations, preventative maintenance, custodial services, landscaping, grounds keeping, vendor management, and capital improvement initiatives across all agency properties. This position supervises the Senior Facilities Specialist and Camp Caretaker while partnering closely with the Director of Finance & Operations to ensure safe, compliant, efficient, and welcoming facilities.
Are you passionate about youth development and ready to lead with purpose? As a Group Lead Facilitator, you’ll take the lead in creating a safe, inclusive, and empowering after-school experience for a cohort of girls in grades K–12.
Where: College of the Holy Cross - Hogan Center
Date: March 23, 2023 at 4:30pm
Join Girls Inc. of Worcester for our annual fundraising event, Girls Celebration! On March 23, 2023 at 4:30pm, over 200 attendees will join at the College of the Holy Cross - Hogan Center to celebrate leaders in our community who are supporting Girls Inc. of Worcester's mission of being STRONG, SMART, and BOLD.
Worcester, MA – Girls Inc. of Worcester was awarded a $25,000 grant by the Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives (MBI). The Massachusetts Office of Business Development has provided MBI with funding to promote diversity in the life sciences industry throughout the Commonwealth through the Building a Diverse Biomanufacturing Workforce Pipeline Challenge Grant. The grant will support Girls Inc. of Worcester’s five-year STEM and Leadership program Eureka! for girls in grades 8-12. In operation since 2011, this progressive model of programming recruits a new cohort of 30 girls each year.
