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Racine Kenosha Community Action Agency, Inc. offers a variety of employment opportunities, including educational, nutritional and skilled labor positions. To find out more about RKCAA employment opportunities, please see the posts below.
Click here for more information on employment and skills training offered by the Racine County Workforce Development Center. Workshops are offered free of charge and include such topics as resume writing, interviewing techniques, and other employment related issues.
To download an agency application, please click here.
Crew Worker
The Racine Kenosha Community Action Agency is seeking an individual to work full-time as a Weatherization Crew Worker. Physically able to climb ladders; enter crawl spaces, and all other areas of dwellings as needed. Must have a valid driver’s license and driving record acceptable to the agency’s insurance carrier and appropriate insurance.
Please call the RKCAA Central Office (262-637-8377) and ask for Gary Cotton, Human Resources Director.
Persons recommended for hire, will be subject to a criminal and reference background check conducted prior to being offered the position. In some cases those individuals may be subjected to fingerprinting as well. Costs for fingerprinting will be paid by the employer.
Intern and Volunteer Opportunities
- Are you looking for an opportunity to expand your skills?
- Are you a student looking for relevant community hours or field placement prospects?
- Do you yearn to make your community a better place for us all?
- Have you thought that you have the energy and the insight to address this community’s needs?
If you answered “Yes” to any of the questions above, you may be able to join the RKCAA team as a volunteer or an unpaid intern. RKCAA has opportunities available for individuals with varied interests and availability.
Internship
Students in the human services, social services, project manager or related fields of study can apply for 1 or 2 semester placements. These internships are unpaid however, depending upon your school, may satisfy field placement/community hours requirements. Activities that may be offered to the intern include:
- Participating in the Healthy Birth Outcomes Collaborative and related activities
- Working at the Racine and Kenosha sites within assigned program areas
In addition, the intern will become acquainted with many of the community services available that address poverty, hunger and health and will network with some of the professionals in this community through day-to-day work and committee attendance.
Volunteer
Students or individuals interested in community event planning, implementation, and evaluation can apply to volunteer for Baby Expo 2018. This position will entail development, tracking, planning, and execution of outreach opportunities including tabling for the event. In addition, volunteer(s) will be involved in day of event activities that include gathering community feedback, monitoring flow of traffic, and other logistics.
Please note that some activities require a background check and valid Wisconsin Driver’s License. Although not a requirement, bilingual (Spanish) skills are a plus.
If you’re up for the challenge, we’d be happy to have you join our team. Please submit the form on the side of this page or call the RKCAA Central Office (262-637-8377) and ask for Gary Cotton, Human Resources Director.