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HIRE in Orange, CA is seeking an Outreach & Intake Specialist to engage community members and partners, conduct intake interviews, and connect participants to programs and resources. The role emphasizes clear communication, respectful service, and strong organizational skills across a hybrid work environment.
Based in Orange County, you will maintain records, draft outreach materials, support presentations, and collaborate with staff to refine outreach strategies and improve services for
Supervisor: Director of Programs / Programs Manager
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Employment Status: Full Time
Pay Range: $24-28/hour
Location: Orange, California
Benefits: HIRE offers health, dental and vision insurance; paid time off and holidays; flexible and hybrid work schedule; professional development opportunities; a chance to be a part of meaningful systems change and social impact work.
HIRE is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in Orange County dedicated to maximizing skills and opportunities for formerly incarcerated and system-involved youth and adults through employment, mentorship, and community building. The organization works to eliminate social, political, and economic gaps impacting these communities and to support successful reintegration. HIRE collaborates with diverse local stakeholders, using research-informed and data-driven strategies grounded in equity and justice. The organization is committed to lifting the voices of system-involved individuals and centering their experiences in program design and advocacy. Team members join a mission-driven environment focused on meaningful impact and community empowerment.
The Outreach & Intake Specialist is a full-time role based in Orange, CA. This position is responsible for engaging community members and partners, conducting outreach events, and building relationships with organizations that serve formerly incarcerated and system-involved youth and adults. Day-to-day tasks include responding to inquiries, conducting intake interviews, assessing participant needs, and connecting individuals to appropriate programs and resources. The specialist will maintain accurate records, track participant progress, and collaborate with staff to refine outreach strategies and improve services. This role also involves drafting outreach materials, supporting community presentations, and providing compassionate, high-quality service to all participants.