Position Summary:
The Program Coordinator promotes, enhances, and leverages the resources of the Harlem SAGE Center, for the wellness and well-being of LGBTQ older adults. Secures and coordinates programs offered by staff, consultants, and volunteers. Engages in outreach to cultivate an active and engaged pool of participants and attendance at events. Collaboratively ensure with other staff that the program meets contract deliverables as defined by NYC Department for the Aging (DFTA). Maintains accurate service delivery and other pertinent data.
Reports to: Site Manager
Location: Harlem SAGE Center
Status: Full-time / Nonexempt / 35 hour/week salaried position
Schedule: Frequently 10:00– 6:00 pm, Monday – Friday; Regular schedule variances to occur in accordance with program need, including and not limited to evening or holiday programming, outside trips, or other events
Key Responsibilities:
- Ensure and facilitate delivery of diverse array programming for LGBTQQ older adults at SAGE Center Harlem; proactively solicit suggestions from current and prospective participants and also ensure the provision of mandated programming
- Coordinate with SAGE specialists, consultants, contracted instructors and volunteers to implement daily curriculum at Harlem SAGE Center
- Conduct outreach with local LGBTQ constituencies and other community resources, to (1) build attendance at SAGE events through printed materials (flyers, calendar), word of mouth, social media, and other available means, and (2) seek input/participation in programming
- Collaborate with pertinent staff to evaluate needs of diverse groups of LGBTQ older adults and respond with innovative, evidence-based interventions
- Collaborate with Site Manager and Administrative Assistant to ensure collection of client and service unit statistics and entry into regulatory and agency databases; provide monthly data reports to Site Manager
- Conduct on-going assessment of actual vs. projected service units to ensure DFTA targets for SAGE Center Harlem are met
- Complete administrative paperwork and assist in DFTA reporting
- Attend pertinent conferences and in-services training sessions that contribute to professional enrichment of staff and innovative programming
- Represent SAGE Center Harlem at community events (i.e.health fairs, pride festivals)
- Perform other duties as needed
Required Skills/Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work or other helping profession, plus similar or related salaried experience; the degree requirement may be waived if applicant possesses substantial experience
- Possess or be able to acquire NYC Food Handlers license
- Experience performing community outreach, including creating and implementing targeted outreach
- Experience collaborating with other CBO’s, and producing/implementing community – based programming
- Ability to travel on public transport to outreach locations
- Computer-proficient; ability to learn pertinent regulatory and agency software and database programs
- Strong organizational skills
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Ability to perform multiple tasks while maintaining appropriate level of customer service
- Flexible and dependable
Additional, Preferred Qualifications:
- Tactile understanding of issues facing LGBTQ, older adults, people of color, and other marginalized communities
- Cultural and linguistic competency to enable effective communication among diverse groups of Participants
- Bilingual in Spanish
Compensation:
Competitive salary; SAGE offers a competitive benefits package as well as an exciting and unique work environment.
How to Apply: Please click here to begin the application process. Contact careers@sageusa.org if you have any questions.
Equal Employment Opportunity
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