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DreamTree Project

Street Outreach Coordinator

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What they do

A Community or Political Organizer works to unite citizens around a concern, ranging from reducing environmental pollution to fighting prejudice. Can be involved in organizing and working on political campaigns to advance social goals.

$56,155 / year median in New Mexico

+14% projected growth

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Job Description

Street Outreach Coordinator Hourly, regular, non-exempt: 24-26 hours per week General Expectations Provide service with integrity, respect, empathy, and confidentiality to youth and their families Create a safe and structured environment for all participants Engage as a member of a team of care to ensure safety, stability, and permanency using positive youth development and trauma-informed care Education and Experience Requirements High School diploma/G.E.D Any combination of five years of education/training with the target population or five years relevant experience in a human services related field Experience in street outreach services preferred
Street Outreach Coordinator Responsibilities:
Lead weekly team meetings with agenda Provide daily task supervision to volunteer members Plan, schedule, and implement schedules, routes, community coverage, and client follow ups Support Program Director in planning, implementing, and evaluating services Mgt of the contract and ensuring weekly, monthly compliance through planned activities beyond outreach Manage compliance with all funders requirements in grants and contracts Represent the agency in funder meetings Implement and expand harm reduction programming Training new team members in harm reduction and outreach practices Participate in regular continuous quality improvement process Maintain up to date information on local resources on all street outreach routes Upload and enter all HMIS and field data daily Track data for monthly reports Support outreach team in conducting
VI-SPDAT
interviews Maintain client files Keep inventory of all supplies Collaborate with community resources to help clients obtain shelter Check communications and respond when needed Communicate with Program Director when needing assistance or clarification Communicate facility and vehicle maintenance needs promptly Maintain facility security (e.g., lock and close all doors and windows when leaving) Maintain a clean driving record based on DreamTree Project insurance requirements Attend and complete all trainings as assigned Participate in on-call phone rotation Other duties as assigned
Additional Compensation:
$100 = 30 Days after start date $100 = 60 Days after start date
Job Types:
Part-time Pay:
$18.00 - $26.00 per hour
Benefits:
Dental insurance Employee assistance program Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person