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Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati

Program Administrator

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What they do

A Project or Program Administrative Assistant provides administrative assistance to a program team or project management team. Organizes files and assists with record keeping and data base management. Manages team calendars and helps to organize meetings and events. Provides administrative support for program activities, financial reports and budgets, grants or project proposals; may help to arrange travel.

$64,142 / year median in Kentucky

-4% projected decline

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Job Description

Program Administrator at Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati Program Administrator at Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati in Fort Thomas, Kentucky Posted in about 9 hours ago.

Type:

full-time

Position:
Repair Program Administrator Type:
Hourly, Part-Time Manages Others:
No Reports To:

Senior Repair Program Manager Position Summary The Repair Program Administrator supports our Home Repair Program, which helps preserve homeownership and helps more people remain safely in their homes. The Administrator serves as a primary point of contact for applicants and manages key administrative activities, including application distribution and review, applicant follow-up, recordkeeping, repair-status tracking, and coordination with Repair Program Coordinators through project completion. This role plays a direct part in Habitat for Humanity Greater Cincinnati's 10-year goal to deploy $7 million in home repairs

  • Repair Program Administrators are on the front line of turning that vision into completed repairs. Our Core Values We ask everyone on our team to be aligned with the following values: We Put Mission First
  • We lead with purpose, serve our community, and treat every person with dignity and respect. We Deliver Impact
  • We hold a high bar for quality and results, measure what matters, and continuously improve. We Take Ownership
  • We are fully responsible for outcomes, act with initiative, and solve problems without waiting. We Act with Integrity
  • We are honest, transparent, and ethical in all interactions, and we build trust by being consistent and accountable. We Work as One Team
  • We communicate clearly, collaborate across teams and community partners, and prioritize shared goals over individual agendas.

Position Responsibilities Coordination of Repair Program Serve as a first point of contact for potential applicants; explain requirements in plain language, distribute applications, and maintain an accurate log of communications. Review applications and supporting documents for completeness, accuracy, consistency, required signatures, and current dates; follow up on missing or unclear information. Maintain organized electronic and paper files and promptly update applicant, funding, and repair information in related systems. Track completed projects, funding, and the master repair list, and coordinate with Repair Program Coordinators to support timely handoffs, reporting, and repair completion. Assist with outreach to communities, faith partners, government, social service agencies, etc., as time allows and at the direction of the Senior Repair Program Manager. Contribute to maintaining detailed records of contractors and community partners. Travel within the service area to visit applicants and event locations, as needed. Attend and participate in Habitat kickoff and dedication ceremonies and community and corporate events, as needed. Qualifications At least one year of customer service or administrative support experience. Strong time-management and follow-through skills, including the ability to track deadlines, callbacks, and multiple applicant and repair files. Ability to provide accurate administrative support, work independently, and respond to direction and coaching. Exceptional attention to detail and ability to verify forms and supporting documents and maintain organized records. Excellent interpersonal, written, oral, and phone communication skills with a professional demeanor. Proficiency with Microsoft 365, Point, Excel, Orion or similar databases, scanners, electronic documents, and internet-based tools. Comfort learning new software and systems with limited support. Ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise sound professional judgment when handling personal, financial, eligibility, and repair information. General familiarity with residential repair terminology, contractor quotes, invoices, and the basic repair process preferred. Experience with veteran and military-connected families preferred. Well-organized, self-motivated, and deadline driven. Ability to manage many tasks simultaneously and prioritize urgent requests. Occasional weekend and evening availability. Must have a valid driver's license. We are an equal opportunity employer

Benefits

  • Dental Insurance