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Lowell Public Schools Office of Educational Equity and Community Empowerment ← Board of Directors Bopha Boutselis Clerk District Support Specialist at Lowell Public Schools Office of Educational Equity and Community Empowerment

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We are thrilled to announce that CMAA has been selected as a recipient for the FY2024- FY2026 Residential Energy Assistance Grant (REAG) program offered by the Office of the Massachusetts Attorney General. < Back Residential Energy Assistance Grant Recipient (REAG Program) May 15, 2024 We are thrilled to announce that CMAA has been selected as a recipient for the FY2024- FY2026 Residential Energy Assistance Grant (REAG) program offered by the Office of the Massachusetts Attorney General. We are thrilled to announce that CMAA has been selected as a recipient for the FY2024- FY2026 Residential Energy Assistance Grant (REAG) program offered by the Office of the Massachusetts Attorney General. REAG will fund or supplement programs or initiatives designed to assist Massachusetts residents in paying or lowering their residential heating costs. The program is funded through settlement agreements the AGO reached with National Grid and the Berkshire Gas Company. Over the last year, Massachusetts residents have faced record high utility bills. Approximately 400,000 Massachusetts residential customers currently receive a low-income discount rate on their electric and gas bills. The REAG funds nonprofit organizations and municipalities in full compliance with all annual reporting requirements of both the AGO and the Internal Revenue Service. Programs that provide direct subsidies for heat assistance may award, in the aggregate, up to $1,000 for each eligible Massachusetts household per heating season. The REAG will not only provide additional funding to programs that aid Massachusetts families currently receiving heat assistance, but also expand assistance to more eligible households by directly subsidizing heating bills. Additionally, REAG will aid families in translating application documents and easing language barriers that can make access to services difficult. #CMAALowell #REAGProgram View Press Release: https://www.mass.gov/news/attorney-generals-office-distributes-11-million-to-community-programs-that-help-residents-pay-heating-bills Previous Next

← Staff Maylee You Youth Program Coordinator Department(s): Youth Services Program E-Mail: MYou@cmaalowell.org Office Extension: (978) 454-6200 Direct Line: Maylee is a second-generation Cambodian American and a recent graduate of UMass Boston, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Communications with a minor in Asian American Studies. She brings a strong passion for community organizing and advocating for marginalized communities, with experience working at several Asian nonprofit organizations in the Greater Boston area, particularly those serving youth. Outside of work, Maylee enjoys expressing her creativity through painting, jewelry making, and other artistic pursuits.

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← Staff Vannaret Tek Services Interim Manager Wrap-Around Community Department(s): Wrap-Around Community Services E-Mail: vtek@cmaalowell.org Office Extension: (978) 454-6200 x1013 Direct Line: (351) 500-6443 Vannaret Tek joined CMAA on April 10, 2023 as our Wrap-Around Community Services Assistant and Drop-Off Respite Assistant for the Monorom Family Support Program. Vannaret enjoys using her skills to contribute to our community. She has had more than 27 years of experience working alongside educational areas, specialized in leading and monitoring Teacher Training throughout Cambodia. In 2020, Vannaret worked for Dignity Hospice Care as an Office Coordinator and between 2020 and 2021, she worked for WIC (Women Infants and Children). Vannaret graduated from Royal University of Phnom Penh, Cambodia in 2015 and has a Master Degree in Education and Planning.

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We are seeking a dedicated and proactive Healthy Living Coordinator to join our team in Lowell, MA. This role focuses on engaging the Khmer community, particularly older adults and individuals in recovery, to inform them about available programs and encourage participation in local events. The Healthy Living Coordinator will work closely with the Social Media Manager to develop campaigns that advocate for equal access to information and opportunities. This position requires collaboration with local partners to offer appropriate programs, including interpretation and translation services as needed. The role also involves creating and distributing surveys to assess community needs and using this data to provide comprehensive reports for advocacy and improved services. ← View All Jobs Postings Healthy Living Coordinator (Closed) Lowell, MA, USA Job Type Full-Time Workspace On-Site View Job About the Role We are seeking a dedicated and proactive Healthy Living Coordinator to join our team in Lowell, MA. This role focuses on engaging the Khmer community, particularly older adults and individuals in recovery, to inform them about available programs and encourage participation in local events. The Healthy Living Coordinator will work closely with the Social Media Manager to develop campaigns that advocate for equal access to information and opportunities. This position requires collaboration with local partners to offer appropriate programs, including interpretation and translation services as needed. The role also involves creating and distributing surveys to assess community needs and using this data to provide comprehensive reports for advocacy and improved services. Key Responsibilities Community Engagement: Inform the Khmer community about programs available for older adults and individuals in recovery, and encourage their involvement in local events. Information Dissemination: Provide information in Khmer to ensure equal access to details regarding available programs and services. Campaign Development: Collaborate with the Social Media Manager to create and implement campaigns that advocate for equal access to information. Program Coordination: Work with local partners to develop and offer programs that are appropriate for the community, including providing interpretation and translation services as needed. Survey Creation: Design and distribute surveys to understand the needs of the community and gather data for service improvement. Reporting: Analyze survey data and create comprehensive reports to present findings and support community advocacy efforts. Collaboration: Partner with local organizations and stakeholders to enhance program offerings and provide better services to the community. Flexibility: Be available for occasional nights and weekends as needed for community events and activities. Qualifications Fluency in Khmer is required. Experience in community engagement, health promotion, or a related field. Strong organizational and multitasking abilities. Benefits Competitive benefits Competitive salary within the range of $40,000 and $45,760 Interested candidates should submit their resume and a cover letter detailing their relevant experience and why they are the ideal candidate for this position to jobs@cmaalowell.org . About CMAA Organization Overview: Founded in 1984, the Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association is dedicated to improving the quality of life for Cambodian Americans and other minorities and economically disadvantaged persons in Lowell through educational, cultural, economic, and social programs. CMAA is an equal opportunity employer and considers applicants for all positions without regard to race, color, religion, gender, age, disability, marital or veteran status, sexual orientation, or any other legally protected status. Apply Now

Earn your master’s degree tuition-free from Merrimack College through a Graduate Fellowship at CMAA! Fellowships < Back Fellowships Earn your master’s degree tuition-free from Merrimack College through a Graduate Fellowship at CMAA! Learn more at merrimack.edu/ce-fellowships . The Community Engagement Fellow is responsible for assisting Community Engagement Coordinator to provide community education on civic engagement as well as other relevant community education for CMAA. Fellows can expect to: Conduct outreach to Cambodian Community to recruit members for community education on civic engagement, conduct focus groups, key informant interviews to solicit input from the community in developing community education programs. Collaborate with various community partners as well as Lowell Vote Coalition in enrolling community members to register to vote and educate community about the importance of civic participation as a US Citizen. Engage CMAA program participants in the education and focus groups. Work collaboratively with CMAA staff to develop ideas for involving the community in the work of the CMAA. Learn More For more information, please contact us at: (978) 454-6200 info@cmaalowell.org Previous Next