Maintainence Person who can show committment and respect for our property and the people who are served here. Our maintainence person has retired and two of our men are filling in but have other jobs within our ministry.
This position requires a varied background of care of property. We have 56 acres and 25 buildings. As a person who loves ministering to the whole place you will be very important to keep us safe/repaired and ready for the daily work with our children. We have good equipment on property to assist you in the daily operation. The issues of changing light bulbs/leaky facuets/getting the oil changed in the rigs/helping with painting when needed/cleaning carpets with our commercial equipment and many more things.
We use commerical plumbing/electrical/heating and air-conditioning services which are a contracted program for the heavy needs.
You will be provided with an apartment or house dependent on your status (married or single) You will receive a monthly paycheck/all utilities/cell phone/food and internet service. The mission budget is not large but all other items are included with your pay. This position needs to be filled and after receiving your letter or resume we will call you within 24 hours to further discuss the possilbity of interviewing in Idaho. We provide the transportation expense whether that is airfare or fuel expenses-to bring you for a three day visit to meet with our other family staff and see the property:
Thank you for praying for us and possibly considering come to serve here-donnalee velvick-lowry.
web site: ahome2come2.com
cell: 1-208-890-5000
office: 1-208-896-4673
fax: 1-208-896-5353
email: onefaithmom@frontier.com
Donnalee Velvick-Lowry, Administrator
In 1973, Donnalee Velvick saw a need for a home that would benefit "hard-to-place" kids. Children who have mental, physical, and/or emotional challenges often "fall through the cracks" in our society. Her dream grew and developed into Hope House Home For Children. Hope House is located just west of the city limits of Nampa, Idaho, on approximately 75 acres in six different homes according to age, gender, and ability. We provide a home for approximately 40 youths under the age of eighteen and approximately 20 disabled young adults. Our staff consists of twelve full-time volunteers who live on the premises, ten College Interns and student helpers, as well as teachers, cooks and support personnel. Donnalee's mobile phone is 208.890.5000. Please visit our web site for details.
