5 nonprofit program coordinator jobs at 5 companies in Isleton, CA
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Director of Social Services/Program Coordinator
Fremont, California, United States
$21-$28/hrOnsiteFull Time
LifeSTEPS: Empowering residents of affordable housing through social services.
2+ YOEBachelor's degree in social work/psychology or related (or equivalent experience), 2 years social services experience, valid California driver license with insured transportation, nonprofit experience preferred.
State Controller's Office: California's fiscal controller managing state financial operations and assets.
Coordinates disaster recovery projects, resilience planning, stakeholder engagement, and capacity building across government, nonprofit, tribal, and private partners; requires emergency management knowledge, project coordination, writing, and communication skills.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Incident Command System (ICS), Standardized Emergency Management System (SEMS), National Incident Management System (NIMS)
International Rescue Committee: Provides humanitarian aid and relief to people affected by conflict.
4+ YOEBachelor's degree, 4+ years nonprofit program or case management experience, experience with immigrant/refugee populations, trauma-informed practice, technical assistance, program monitoring, and regional coordination.
The Table Community Foundation: Provides after-school enrichment and mentorship programs for youth.
5+ YOEBachelor's degree or 5+ years education/nonprofit experience; program management and leadership; TB clearance and DOJ/FBI background check; sexual harassment and mandated reporter training; first aid/CPR preferred.
Microsoft Office 365, Microsoft Teams, Employee Live, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Forms, Microsoft Word, Zoom, Google Live, Deputy, ADP Employee Access
Youth Beat: Provides media arts training and mentorship to Oakland youth.
2+ YOE2+ years nonprofit grant writing/coordination experience, strong writing and project-management skills, ability to manage calendars, budgets, and deadlines, collaborate with program and finance staff, and attend periodic in-person meetings in Oakland.