Careers

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As the leading human services provider in Santa Cruz County, Community Bridges offers dozens of fulfilling careers in education, social work, culinary arts, community outreach and advocacy, transportation, and more!

Every year we work with more than 22,000 residents, helping them access the services they need to ensure they reach their full potential.

For consideration for employment with any of our 10 programs, please follow the Apply Here link below or contact our Human Resources department through email at recruitments@cbridges.org, in person at 519 Main Street, Watsonville CA 95076, or over the phone at 831-688-8840 ext. 200.

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Current Openings

All Agency Program Support

Director of Business Operations

All Agency Program Support

Enhanced Care Management Program Manager

Early Education Division

Toddler

Preschool

Support/Other

Elderday

Family Resource Collective

La Manzana Community Resources

Lift Line

Meals On Wheels

Mountain Community Resources

Homeless Emergency Aid Program Coordinator

WIC

CB Employee Benefit Package

*For Regular Status 30hrs/wk or more

Value= $9,766.92/year

Shared cost medical insurance – employee contributes $100/month for employee only coverage. If you choose to waive medical coverage you receive a $200/month benefit.
Dental – HMO is free for employee-only coverage, option to buy up to a PPO plan
Vision – no cost to employee for employee-only coverage
Life insurance – $50,000 benefit – no cost to employee
Optional Supplemental Life Insurance at extremely competitive market rates
Employee assistance program – no cost to employee
Vacation – 16 days in the first year of employment with accrual based on 40 hr/wk, increasing incrementally to 25 days/yr after 5 years of service.
Holidays – 11 paid days/yr.
Sick leave – 8hrs/month, with accrual based on 40 hr/wk.
May be eligible for up to 4 Wellness Days per year after satisfying all eligibility requirements.
401(k) Retirement Plan: Agency matches employee contribution up to 5% of annual salary, effective during open enrollment period.
Flexible Spending Account (FSA).
Dependent Care Reimbursement Program.
Paid Lunch.

Community Bridges / Puentes De La Comunidad

3 hours ago

The County of Santa Cruz is undertaking an effort to improve economic, racial, age, disability, gender, geographic and other forms of diversity within its commissions and committees.The County is hosting community workshops beginning next week to facilitate community conversations around County commissions and their purpose, including how and why to participate, the lack of representation and how this impacts the community, and the resources or support needed to ensure the diversity of our government reflects the diversity of our community.- Learn more about the County and County advisory bodies- Find out how and why you should participate- Let us know what resources or support are needed for participationJune 14, 6:00pmCapitola Branch Library2005 Wharf Road, CapitolaJune 21, 6:00pmZoom OnlyMeeting ID: 827 4502 8186Password: 128142June 16, 6:00pmWatsonville Center for the Arts375 Main St, WatsonvilleJune 22, 6:00pmSheriff's Community Service Center790 Green Valley Rd, WatsonvilleSpanish translation/interpretation, Light meal/snacks,Childcare at Watsonville locations and Gift cards for participants over 18 ... See MoreSee Less

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Community Bridges / Puentes De La Comunidad

4 hours ago

El condado de Santa Cruz está llevando a cabo un esfuerzo para mejorar la diversidad económica, racial, de edad, de discapacidad, de género, geográfica y otras formas de diversidad dentro de sus comisiones y comités.El Condado está organizando talleres comunitarios a partir de la próxima semana para facilitar las conversaciones de la comunidad en torno a las comisiones del Condado y su propósito, incluyendo cómo y por qué participar, la falta de representación y cómo esto afecta a la comunidad, y los recursos o el apoyo necesario para garantizar la diversidad de nuestro gobierno refleja la diversidad de nuestra comunidad.- Más información sobre el Condado y los órganos consultivos del Condado- Averigüe cómo y por qué debería participar- Háganos saber qué recursos o apoyo son necesarios para la participación14 de junio, 6:00pmBiblioteca Capitola Branch2005 Wharf Road, Capitola21 de junio, 6:00pmSólo ZoomReunión ID: 827 4502 8186Contraseña: 12814216 de junio, 6:00pmCentro de las Artes de Watsonville375 Main St, Watsonville22 de Junio, 6:00pmCentro de Servicios Comunitarios del Sheriff790 Green Valley Rd, WatsonvilleTraducción/interpretación en español, Comida ligera/meriendas,Cuidado de niños en Watsonville y tarjetas de regalo para participantes mayores de 18 años. ... See MoreSee Less

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Community Bridges / Puentes De La Comunidad

8 hours ago

As Mike Rotkin eloquently writes: "When natural disasters and pandemics hit Santa Cruz County ... it is the local nonprofit network that plays the critically important role in helping provide human services for the victims. Unfortunately ... the funding for the nonprofit agencies that provide the real and immediate relief for our residents has been reduced over the past 15 years as a percentage of city and county budgets."In the 2022-23 budgets, the City of Santa Cruz devoted about $2 million of its $112 million general-fund budget to nonprofit funding — or about 1.8%. The city of Capitola, on the other hand, allotted $156,000 of its $18.2 million general-fund budget (0.9%), while the city of Watsonville set aside $272,600 of its $58.4 million budget (0.5%). These decisions have real-world impacts on nonprofits' ability to not only respond in times of disaster but to ensure that Santa Cruz County residents have access to the safety net social services they need on a day-to-day basis.As the County Board of Supervisors reconvenes next week to solidify its budget priorities for the coming years, Community Bridges urges local leaders to support nonprofits' essential work so that we can continue to build resiliency in our community. ... See MoreSee Less

Santa Cruz County’s human-service nonprofits need more funding — even as budgets tighten all over

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When disasters like this winter's storms and the CZU fire hit, Santa Cruz County relies on nonprofits to help those in need. Here, Lookout columnist Mike Rotkin outlines how nonprofits came to be so u...

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Community Bridges / Puentes De La Comunidad

1 day ago

Thanks to the funds the Monterey County Supervisors recently approved, more economic assistance is now available for families and individuals in Monterey County impacted by the winter and spring storms!You may qualify for a grant between $450-750 if you: • Have a monthly income between 0-200% of the Federal Poverty Limit • Were affected by the cumulative effects of recent disastrous weather events• Live in Monterey County Residents whose homes have been identified as Red and Orange tagged via the Monterey County's CalFire Assessment Map and those who are ineligible for FEMA and previous funding assistance will be prioritized.You do not need to apply for this grant if Community Bridges or Catholic Charities have already assessed or helped you receive economic assistance. We are actively reaching out to people already in our system and those who did not previously qualify for funds.If you have not applied for or received assistance through Community Bridges or Catholic Charities, please call us.Catholic Charities: (831) 316-9122• Serving: Residents of Salinas and South Monterey County; Chualar, Gonzalez, Soledad, Greenfield, King City, San Lucas, San Ardo, etc.Community Bridges: (831) 724-2997• Serving: Residents of the Monterey Peninsula & North Monterey County: Pajaro, Royal Oaks, Las Lomas, etc.For more information about this program, visit bit.ly/45QqSIUFor a list of all assistance available to families who the recent storms have impacted, visit communitybridges.org/emergency ... See MoreSee Less

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Community Bridges / Puentes De La Comunidad

1 day ago

¡Gracias a los fondos que los supervisores del condado de Monterey aprobaron recientemente, ahora hay más asistencia económica disponible para familias e individuos en el condado de Monterey afectados por las tormentas de invierno y primavera!Puede calificar para una ayuda entre $450-750 si:• Tiene un ingreso mensual entre 0-200% del Límite Federal de Pobreza• Se fueron afectados por los efectos acumulativos de recientes eventos climáticos desastrosos• Viven en el condado de MontereySe dará prioridad a los residentes cuyas casas hayan sido identificadas como rojas y naranjas a través del Mapa de evaluación de CalFire del condado de Monterey y aquellos que no sean elegibles para FEMA y asistencia financiera anterior.No es necesario que solicite esta ayuda si Puentes De La Comunidad (a través de La Manzana) o Caridades Católicas ya lo evaluaron o lo ayudaron a recibir asistencia económica. Nos estamos acercando activamente a las personas que ya están en nuestro sistema y a aquellas que no calificaron previamente para recibir fondos.Si no ha solicitado o recibido asistencia a través de Puentes De La Comunidad o Caridades Católicas, llámenos.Caridades Católicas: (831) 316-9122• Sirviendo: Residentes de Salinas y el Sur del Condado de Monterey; Chualar, González, Soledad, Greenfield, King City, San Lucas, San Ardo, etc.Puentes De La Comunidad: (831) 724-2997• Sirviendo: Residentes de la península de Monterey y el norte del condado de Monterey: Pájaro, Royal Oaks, Las Lomas, etc.Para obtener más información sobre este programa, visite bit.ly/45QqSIUPara obtener una lista de toda la asistencia disponible para las familias afectadas por las recientes tormentas, visite communitybridges.org/emergency ... See MoreSee Less

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