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Nehemiah Center for Urban Leadership Development seeks a Reentry Navigation Coordinator in Madison to serve as the central contact for participants and manage program data, reporting, and rounds coverage. The role ensures timely access to support services and accurate case records, with training provided if needed.
The position focuses on weekly check-ins, referral coordination, and administration to sustain program effectiveness and grant reporting deadlines.
Employment type Full-time employee Department Reentry + Justice Work location Madison, WI Compensation $46,000 – $50,000 annually
Final compensation will depend on the location and level at which the candidate is hired
The Reentry Navigation Coordinator is the central point of contact for participants and the administrative backbone of the Reentry program. This team member will run weekly check-ins, coordinate support services, and ensure the program's data, reporting, and rounds coverage are running smoothly. The Reentry Navigation Coordinator is accountable for ensuring participants have consistent contact and timely access to support services, that case records and program data are accurate and current, and that grant and funder reporting deadlines are met. Experience is preferred, but we will train the right candidate.
Participant Case Management
Support Services Coordination
Administration & Reporting
Property Rounds Coordination
Conduct weekly check-ins with residents and participants
Maintain regular, secure case notes on each participant's needs, accomplishments, and concerns
Conduct intakes, orientations, and participant assessments
Assist Reentry Engagement Specialist with participant exit reviews and logging data
Coordinate referrals and connect participants to outside support services
Assist Reentry Engagement Specialist as a liaison between referring organizations and Nehemiah
Assist participants with lease signing and documentation, in partnership with the Director of Reentry Program Housing
Communicate advocacy opportunities and participant progress data to the Reentry Navigation Coordinator
Maintain data tracking systems and produce weekly impact reports
Compile and submit monthly program reports to the Vice President of Reentry Services for review before they go to senior leadership
Compile end-of-year program numbers for accounting and city reporting
Schedule staff meetings (the Vice President sets the agenda and leads them)
Manage timely submission of timesheets for all Reentry staff
Complete grant reporting and invoicing; assist the Vice President with funder relationships and proposal writing as assigned
Maintain an accurate database of participant contact information
Schedule property rounds and serve as the primary point person for rounds coverage
Partner with Reentry Engagement Specialist for property rounds
Coordinate a periodic cross-role check-in on property conditions, resident needs, and rounds coverage
Coordinate – case management, referrals, and support services for participants
Track – program data, attendance, and outcomes
Schedule – staff meetings, rounds, and participant check-ins
Support – grant reporting, invoicing, and administrative operations
Lived experience or close proximity to incarceration and/or the criminal legal system
Case management experience (professional, personal, or informal)
Ability to work effectively across cultural, racial, or socioeconomic differences
Strong organizational and data-tracking skills
Clear, consistent communication
Familiarity with grant reporting and invoicing
Experience with case management software or client databases
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