Amigos de Guadalupe
Reports To: Director of Policy and Organizing
Classification: Part-Time, Non-Exempt
Salary: $30/Hour
POSITION SUMMARY Promotor/as are responsible for conducting Medi-Cal outreach to build relationships with the East San Jose community and promote awareness of relevant topics and resources, increase access to services, and opportunities for community organizing and advocacy. Promotor/as are skilled and respected community members who work within their community to bring resources, advocacy and needed services to increase the quality of life for families. Promotoras strengthen the ability of immigrant communities in East San Jose to identify issues of concern, confront barriers, propose locally defined solutions, inform policies, change organizational practices, and improve individual and community health outcomes. Promotor/as will work towards improving outcomes for families within the East San Jose community by identifying individuals' needs and connecting them to resources, especially those offered by Amigos de Guadalupe and partner agencies.
ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Provide community education and outreach related to Medi-Cal to individuals and families within designated areas of East San Jose
Actively participate in trainings provided by Amigos de Guadalupe staff
Provide peer resource and health education through community engagement to assess client needs and concerns as they relate to family, community, and health
Make program referrals to Amigos de Guadalupe and external agencies, and follow up with individuals to ensure they receive needed services
Reduce barriers to initiating or continuing to receive support by providing good information to both community members and providers
Develop relationships with local health care and social service providers to facilitate information sharing and service provision
Represent organization in meetings with community partners
Attends conferences, workshops, and trainings as directed and/or required
Assists in completing other program goals and requirements
Other duties as assigned
Amigos de Guadalupe Center for Justice and Empowerment is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE). Applicants are considered for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression, disability or veteran status.
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Classification: Part-Time, Non-Exempt
Salary: $30/Hour
POSITION SUMMARY Promotor/as are responsible for conducting Medi-Cal outreach to build relationships with the East San Jose community and promote awareness of relevant topics and resources, increase access to services, and opportunities for community organizing and advocacy. Promotor/as are skilled and respected community members who work within their community to bring resources, advocacy and needed services to increase the quality of life for families. Promotoras strengthen the ability of immigrant communities in East San Jose to identify issues of concern, confront barriers, propose locally defined solutions, inform policies, change organizational practices, and improve individual and community health outcomes. Promotor/as will work towards improving outcomes for families within the East San Jose community by identifying individuals' needs and connecting them to resources, especially those offered by Amigos de Guadalupe and partner agencies.
ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Provide community education and outreach related to Medi-Cal to individuals and families within designated areas of East San Jose
Actively participate in trainings provided by Amigos de Guadalupe staff
Provide peer resource and health education through community engagement to assess client needs and concerns as they relate to family, community, and health
Make program referrals to Amigos de Guadalupe and external agencies, and follow up with individuals to ensure they receive needed services
Reduce barriers to initiating or continuing to receive support by providing good information to both community members and providers
Develop relationships with local health care and social service providers to facilitate information sharing and service provision
Represent organization in meetings with community partners
Attends conferences, workshops, and trainings as directed and/or required
Assists in completing other program goals and requirements
Other duties as assigned
Amigos de Guadalupe Center for Justice and Empowerment is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE). Applicants are considered for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression, disability or veteran status.
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