Catholic Community Services - Seattle, WA
posted 2 months ago
The Program Coordinator II for Volunteer Services at Catholic Community Services is a full-time position responsible for overseeing volunteer recruitment and management for two key programs serving East King County residents: Volunteer Services and Issaquah Meals. This role is crucial in providing free chore assistance and case management for low-income elders and adults with disabilities, ensuring they can maintain their dignity and independence in their own homes. The coordinator will manage a caseload of approximately 150 clients, coordinating both long-term and one-time volunteer assistance, while also providing information and referrals to other services as needed. The position requires a proactive approach to volunteer management, overseeing a network of around 90 ongoing volunteers and 400 episodic volunteers annually who support older adults living with chronic health conditions and disabilities. In addition to case management, the Program Coordinator will be responsible for developing and implementing recruitment strategies to attract volunteers, conducting orientations and training sessions, and maintaining regular communication with volunteers to ensure their satisfaction and effectiveness. The coordinator will also engage in community outreach, establishing partnerships with local organizations and representing the program at community events. The role includes oversight of the Issaquah Meals Program, which involves recruiting community groups to staff the program and ensuring smooth operations each night. The position requires a strong commitment to the mission and values of Catholic Community Services, as well as the ability to work effectively with diverse populations. The coordinator will also need to navigate various challenges, including crisis response and interactions with individuals facing mental health issues or chemical dependency. Overall, this role is vital in fostering social and civic engagement among volunteers while providing essential services to vulnerable adults in the community.