Career Opportunities at GECAC
Join Our Team!
Throughout Erie County, we are looking for people excited by our vision to work toward a better future for our community by stabilizing households and promoting self-sufficiency. GECAC is committed to fostering a caring environment and creating a culture that makes GECAC a desirable workplace.
What We're About
GECAC is the largest anti-poverty organization in Erie County. With a budget of approximately $13 million and more than 110 staff, we help people and change lives daily. GECAC helps people throughout Erie County break the cycle of poverty, be self-sufficient, and achieve financial independence. We're looking for great people who share our passion and want to be part of our team!
Employment Benefits
- 401(k) Plan (with company match)
- Dental Insurance
- Direct Deposit
- Family and Medical Leave
- Federal Student Loan Forgiveness
- Flexible Spending Accounts (pretax medical with a carryover)
- Group Life Insurance
- Health Insurance
- Health Reimbursement Account
- Long-Term Disability Insurance
- Mileage Reimbursement
- Payroll Deduction
- Short and Long-Term Disability
- Vision Insurance
We understand that there is more to life than work…we want you to make the most of it.
- Annual Vacation Leave
- Casual Fridays
- Education/Career Development
- Employee Activities Association
- Employee Assistance Fund (a crisis/emergency fund for employees funded by employees)
- Employee Christmas Party
- Funeral Leave
- Length of Service Awards
- Paid Holidays
- Personal Leave
- Remote/Hybrid Schedule
- Sick Leave
Current Openings
Part-Time English Teacher
September 20th, 2024
We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Part-Time English Teacher to join our team. This role involves working with students aged 14-18, helping them explore the depths of English literature and language.
Part-Time Spanish Teacher
September 20th, 2024
We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Part-Time Spanish Teacher to join our team. This role involves working with students aged 14-18, helping them explore the depths of the Spanish heritage and language.
Caseworker, Adult Protective Services
August 30th, 2024
Protective Services Caseworkers' duties may include: taking reports for crisis intervention; providing direct services to clients who are at risk or in an emergency; periodically reassessing care plans; providing general counseling; and making referrals. Bachelor's degree in sociology, social work/social welfare, psychology, gerontology, criminal justice, or other of the behavioral sciences; and 1-2 years of aging casework experience; with crisis services or law enforcement experience preferred. Experience in investigation and resolution of problems in a crisis for resolution.
