Confidential · 8 hours ago
Bi-lingual Community Outreach Program Coordinator
Confidential is seeking a Bi-lingual Community Outreach Program Coordinator to be a key member of their Office of Victim's Services (OVS)-funded team. This role involves managing outreach, direct service delivery, and ensuring compliance with program requirements while fostering community partnerships, particularly with Spanish-speaking communities.
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Responsibilities
Serve as a first point of contact for program participants, providing a warm, trauma-informed approach to engagement
Conduct and collect intake and exit forms to assess participant needs, track progress, and evaluate outcomes
Assist in facilitating support groups, healing-centered workshops, and skill-building trainings in partnership with the Project Manager
Provide crisis response and de-escalation support when needed, including during seminars or community events
Support the completion and submission of court or mandated program documentation on behalf of participants
Assist participants in navigating resources, referrals, and community services that support their safety and healing
Availability to provide on-call support for urgent participant needs, crisis situations, or time-sensitive program matters, as required
Foster meaningful relationships with program participants to encourage ongoing engagement
Organize and participate in outreach activities, tabling events, and training coordination
Ensure that all engagement efforts are inclusive, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed
Work with the team to develop creative strategies for retaining participants and increasing workshop attendance
Help maintain effective communication with community partners and referral agencies
Assist with organizing partner trainings, shared data collection, and referral processes
Attend meetings or events with partner organizations as needed to represent the project
Collaborate with the Project Assistant to collect, track, and store all relevant documentation
Ensure participant records and activity logs are complete, accurate, and VOCA-compliant
Contribute to OVS-required programmatic reporting (e.g., PMTs) by organizing data and summarizing activities
Maintain confidential information according to federal and state guidelines
Support leadership in identifying funding opportunities, including researching potential grants and assisting with proposal preparation when needed
Participate in regular check-ins and planning meetings with the Project Manager
Provide support and mentorship to new staff or interns as needed
Offer insight and feedback during team evaluations to improve program structure and participant experience
Assist with shared leadership on specific program initiatives or campaigns
Qualification
Required
Minimum 4-5 years of experience in community programs, social services, or nonprofit environments
Demonstrated experience working with survivors of trauma, youth, or justice-involved individuals preferred
Familiarity with trauma-informed care, restorative justice, or healing-centered engagement approaches
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Strong organizational and time management abilities
Experience with data collection, forms, or grant reporting is a plus
Ability to work independently while contributing to a collaborative, mission-driven team
Commitment to social justice, racial equity, and survivor advocacy
Spanish Speaking required