Able SC Volunteer Coordinator

AmeriCorps

Columbia (SC)

On-site

USD 11,000 - 17,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Education award

Living Allowance

Training

Childcare assistance

Stipend

Job summary

AmeriCorps Able SC in Columbia, South Carolina seeks a Volunteer Coordinator to support people served, provide information and referrals, and mentor volunteers. The role includes facilitating independent living skills training, coordinating schedules, and delivering durable medical equipment as needed.

Program start and end dates span a year of service with full-time commitment. Benefits include an education award upon completion, a living allowance, training, childcare assistance if eligible,

Qualifications

Strong communication and interpersonal skills suitable for volunteer coordination.
Ability to organize schedules and support volunteers.
Comfort working in community outreach and mentoring.

Responsibilities

Coordinate volunteer schedules and assignments across programs.
Provide one-on-one mentorship and goal planning for volunteers.
Help volunteers gain workplace and life skills through structured activities.
Engage the community with information and referrals.

Job description

The Volunteer Coordinator provides direct services and support to the people we serve. The volunteer position involves interacting with the community to provide information and referrals to callers, direct independent living skills training and group training, deliver durable medical equipment, and serve as a peer mentor to other people with disabilities.

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Member Duties

Community Support: help individuals gain professional and office skills through structured volunteering opportunities.
Teach volunteers workplace skills, help set professional goals, and ensure volunteers have necessary supports.
Manage volunteer schedules.
Coordinate community service events.
Participate in community service events, outreach programs, and education projects.
Peer Mentorship: provide one-on-one mentorship to individuals using volunteerism as a stepping stone toward employment.
Serve as a peer mentor for the rights of people with disabilities.
One-on-One skill support: provide one-on-one services to individuals, including meetings to discuss goals, create individualized goal plans, and support the person with peer support.

Program Benefits