The Community Engagement Coordinator is responsible for brokering RSTs relationship with valued volunteers. The Community Engagement Coordinator recruits, trains, and supports volunteers to have a rewarding experience while donating their valuable time to RST. The Community Engagement Coordinator will need to interface with different program supervisors in order to address each programs volunteer capacity needs. The Community Engagement Coordinator job is first and foremost responsible for to recruiting and integrating volunteers into the Reception and Placement, Matching Grant programs.

• Recruit, train, orient, and supervise volunteers to assist with resettlement and other agency programs
• Provide a regular new volunteer orientation to prospective volunteers including RST volunteer policies
• Facilitate volunteer training to assist the volunteer be successful in achieving task delineated on the volunteer job description
• Ensure volunteers assigned to a project/program/tasks experience a smooth hand off to agency support staff
• Ensure sufficient volunteer capacity to assist with resettlement program needs: apartment set ups, including purchasing household goods, grocery shopping, and preparing apartments for newly arriving families; airport pick-ups; transportation to jobs or medical appointments, social security application
• Conduct outreach to the community to increase visibility, develop relationships, generate donations, and strengthen partnerships to provide sustainable support to clients
• Act as a liaison with community and faith-based groups who wish to aid incoming families through cash, in-kind, and mentoring support (i.e. Welcoming Committees)
• Recruit and organize Welcoming Committees for newly arrived families; report all activity to the Resettlement Supervisor
• Maintain volunteer files and tracking system of volunteer information and support; ensure that all relevant data on volunteer hours and donations has been accurately captured and recorded
• Ensure completion of all donation reporting for the Matching Grant and USRAP programs
• Prepare and submit monthly MG in-kind donation reports
• Log and report on number of volunteers, number of volunteer activities, volunteer hours, volunteer project outcomes, donations, and/or cash contributions
• Obtain feedback from volunteers on their experience using RST evaluation tools
• Coordinate regular volunteer appreciation; engage creativity to acknowledge volunteers
• Coordinate with local development and marking/communications staff regarding volunteer activities, exceptional volunteer performance, volunteers interested in donating to RST
• Participate in webinar, agency, and national trainings as assigned

Complete all other job duties as directed

• Bachelors Degree preferred
• Excellent communication skills both verbal and written English, fluency in an additional language a significant plus.
• Previous experience working in a position, for at least one year, that required public outreach, continual use of public speaking skills, and advocacy
• Computer proficient including Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, and Outlook)
• Valid Texas drivers license and minimum mandatory Texas automobile insurance coverage; Must have a car for frequent local travel