Program Associate - Northwest Program Coordinator (Seattle, WA)
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SOS OUTREACH is a non-profit that builds self-esteem and character in underprivileged youth through programs that incorporated adventure sports, adult mentoring, and core values and offers winter programs. Through our focus on the five core values of Courage, Discipline, Wisdom, Integrity, and Compassion we build self confidence through a structured and positive environment. For further information please visit www.sosoutreach.org
Program Associate -- Northwest Program Coordinator
The Northwest Program Coordinator is a half-time, year-round position based in Seattle, WA. 80% of time will be spent on program management, 10% will be spent on administrative duties, and 10% will be spent on resource development to grow SOS' programs serving Washington and Oregon Youth. The position will average 20 hours a week over a 12-month term, although it is expected that the coordinator will work more hours in the fall and winter and fewer in the spring and summer. This position is a 12-month opportunity funded through AmeriCorps and Coach Across America.
• Work with Program Manager to manage all program logistics for Learn to Ride and SOS University programs in Washington and Oregon including:
o Recruiting partner youth agencies
o Recruiting and training of volunteers
o Recruiting and training of seasonal staff
o Transportation
o On-hill program days
Gear Distribution
Circle of Love Implementation
Ski and Snowboard Coaching
Direct Mentorship with participants
o Scheduling service days
o Trainings
o Collecting and recording releases and waivers
o Program Graduations
o Snowsports Equipment Inventory
• Manage database administration for Washington and Oregon programs including:
o Registration
o Attendance
o Staff and volunteer management
o Fee for Service
o Pre and Post Evaluations
• Support SOS Outreach programs, events, awareness days, and fundraisers involving organization of volunteers for preparation, execution, and clean-up. All events will support local program development through direct cash and in-kind donations.
• Aid in community development and marketing across the organization to support program expansion in Washington and Oregon through social networking, contact management, press releases and collaborative exploration.
• Assist in resource development to support program expansion in Washington and Oregon through grant applications, individual donor solicitations, fundraising events and snowsport manufacturers. The Coach will be focused on in-kind donations of equipment that will support program expansion as well as funding to support program scholarship opportunities.
• Schedule with Northwest Program Manager, to ensure SOS Seattle office hours will be adequately covered.
• All other AmeriCorps appropriate duties as assigned.
Helpful Skills/Interests/Qualifications
• Experience, comfort, and passion in working with disadvantaged and low-income youth
• Awareness of factors impacting the lives of urban and native youth
• Willingness to learn about privilege, racism, and oppression and how these social constructions impact students and staff
• Ability to ski or snowboard at an intermediate level
• Interest in outdoor based sports and activities such as: skiing, snowboarding, camping, rock climbing, kayaking and backpacking
• Valid driver's license
Compensation and Benefits
All Americorps members receive a modest stipend, and upon successful completion of service, receive an education award. Additionally, candidates will receive an unlimited pass to the Summit at Snoqualmie and Alpental, and may be eligible for student loan forbearance.
Please send cover letter, resume, and a minimum of 2 references.
Program Associate -- Northwest Program Coordinator
The Northwest Program Coordinator is a half-time, year-round position based in Seattle, WA. 80% of time will be spent on program management, 10% will be spent on administrative duties, and 10% will be spent on resource development to grow SOS' programs serving Washington and Oregon Youth. The position will average 20 hours a week over a 12-month term, although it is expected that the coordinator will work more hours in the fall and winter and fewer in the spring and summer. This position is a 12-month opportunity funded through AmeriCorps and Coach Across America.
• Work with Program Manager to manage all program logistics for Learn to Ride and SOS University programs in Washington and Oregon including:
o Recruiting partner youth agencies
o Recruiting and training of volunteers
o Recruiting and training of seasonal staff
o Transportation
o On-hill program days
Gear Distribution
Circle of Love Implementation
Ski and Snowboard Coaching
Direct Mentorship with participants
o Scheduling service days
o Trainings
o Collecting and recording releases and waivers
o Program Graduations
o Snowsports Equipment Inventory
• Manage database administration for Washington and Oregon programs including:
o Registration
o Attendance
o Staff and volunteer management
o Fee for Service
o Pre and Post Evaluations
• Support SOS Outreach programs, events, awareness days, and fundraisers involving organization of volunteers for preparation, execution, and clean-up. All events will support local program development through direct cash and in-kind donations.
• Aid in community development and marketing across the organization to support program expansion in Washington and Oregon through social networking, contact management, press releases and collaborative exploration.
• Assist in resource development to support program expansion in Washington and Oregon through grant applications, individual donor solicitations, fundraising events and snowsport manufacturers. The Coach will be focused on in-kind donations of equipment that will support program expansion as well as funding to support program scholarship opportunities.
• Schedule with Northwest Program Manager, to ensure SOS Seattle office hours will be adequately covered.
• All other AmeriCorps appropriate duties as assigned.
Helpful Skills/Interests/Qualifications
• Experience, comfort, and passion in working with disadvantaged and low-income youth
• Awareness of factors impacting the lives of urban and native youth
• Willingness to learn about privilege, racism, and oppression and how these social constructions impact students and staff
• Ability to ski or snowboard at an intermediate level
• Interest in outdoor based sports and activities such as: skiing, snowboarding, camping, rock climbing, kayaking and backpacking
• Valid driver's license
Compensation and Benefits
All Americorps members receive a modest stipend, and upon successful completion of service, receive an education award. Additionally, candidates will receive an unlimited pass to the Summit at Snoqualmie and Alpental, and may be eligible for student loan forbearance.
Please send cover letter, resume, and a minimum of 2 references.
- Location: Seattle, WA
- Compensation: Stipend
- This is a part-time job.
- This is at a non-profit organization.
- Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.
- Phone calls about this job are ok.
- Please do not contact job poster about other services, products or commercial interests.
