Program Coordinator - Community Health & Case Management

Hong Kong Red Cross; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 240,000 - 300,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual leave

Medical benefits

MPF voluntary contribution

Discretionary incentive payment

Volunteer leave

Job summary

The Hong Kong Red Cross is seeking a dedicated professional to coordinate the Heat Project, handling cases management, data collection and intervention activities to support vulnerable communities. The role requires coordinating with partners, monitoring progress, and ensuring service quality.

Applicants should possess a bachelor or associate degree in social work or health-related disciplines, strong English and Chinese communication, and the ability to lead a team of programme staff and

Qualifications

• Bachelor degree in social work or health-related discipline (or equivalent).
• Proficient English and Chinese (including Putonghua).
• Experience in health service promotion or community programmes is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate the Heat Project overall.
• Manage cases, intervention activities, data collection and follow-up.
• Monitor case profiles, home assessment data and compliance.
• Screen and recruit cases for intervention activities.
• Oversee home modification and health-related activities for registered cases.
• Liaise with local stakeholders and partners to promote services.
• Assist Manager to ensure quality and efficiency of programme delivery.
• Develop promotional/education materials and plan events.
• Supervise programme executives and volunteers in delivering health programmes.

Skills

Communication skills

Leadership

Social work

Health promotion

Education

Bachelor degree in social work or health-related discipline

Associate Degree or Higher Diploma in Social Work or health-related discipline

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

The Hong Kong Red Cross is seeking a dedicated professional to coordinate the Heat Project, handling cases management, data collection and intervention activities to support vulnerable communities. The role requires coordinating with partners, monitoring progress, and ensuring service quality.

Applicants should possess a bachelor or associate degree in social work or health-related disciplines, strong English and Chinese communication, and the ability to lead a team of programme staff and