Senior Family Navigator: Drive Safe Connected Communities

University of Maryland, Baltimore; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 71,000 - 76,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits package

Paid holidays

Sick time

Tuition remission for employees

Flexible work schedules

Teleworking options

Job summary

The Embrace Initiative at University of Maryland, Baltimore is seeking a dedicated Senior Family Navigator (Senior Community Program Specialist) to support families within the Safer Stronger Together Initiative. This grant-funded role requires evenings and weekends as needed and is based at a community organization in Cambridge, MD.

You will coordinate community programs, develop goals, recruit participants, facilitate trainings, manage data, and prepare reports for sponsors while collaborating

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in social sciences or related field.
• Three years of community program coordination or administration experience.
• Preferred knowledge of Cambridge, MD resources.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate community programs and monitor progress to ensure high-quality programming.
• Plan, develop, and coordinate goals and objectives for programs with leadership.
• Recruit participants and families; develop responsive outreach plans.
• Develop and facilitate workshops, meetings, and trainings for participants and partners.
• Manage program work plans, budgets, and reporting to sponsors.
• Prepare written materials and reports; track data for program evaluation.
• Provide guidance and administrative support to the program team.

Skills

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Policy compliance

Education

Bachelor's degree in social sciences

Job description

The Embrace Initiative at University of Maryland, Baltimore is seeking a dedicated Senior Family Navigator (Senior Community Program Specialist) to support families within the Safer Stronger Together Initiative. This grant-funded role requires evenings and weekends as needed and is based at a community organization in Cambridge, MD.

You will coordinate community programs, develop goals, recruit participants, facilitate trainings, manage data, and prepare reports for sponsors while collaborating