What are the responsibilities and job description for the Community Engagement Analyst position at CARE Wellness Center & Services?
The C.A.R.E. Wellness Center is a 501(c)3-approved nonprofit organization founded in 2020 and based in Washington state. Christlike Agro-Tourism for Racial Equality (or C.A.R.E.) is tasked with developing safe, holistic spaces for people of color and allies of equality to retreat and combat effects of Post-Traumatic Slave Syndrome (PTSS). Our program focuses on self-mastery, and the holistic balancing of, what we call, The Holy Trinity mind, body, and spirit.
C.A.R.E. is non-religious and non-denominational, while maintaining its roots in the lifetime journey to understanding, and acceptance with faith in unconditional love. Our techniques are universal, including principles found in Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, and A Course In Miracles. Our mission is to foster inclusion of all people in a collaborated effort in the pursuit of self-actualization.
We have designed our first pilot program, the C.A.R.E. Summer Re-Entry Program (SREP), a research program to serve young BIPOC adults after incarceration at no/low cost to support their rehabilitation from multigenerational trauma and reintegrate into their communities, avoiding recidivism. Help us raise the funding necessary to launch this unique and innovative wellness program!
We are still in our development stages and in search of professionals/students who can strengthen our foundation and form our governing bodies. We look forward to partnering with professionals/students and community organizations soon in support of our community!
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DEPARTMENT Administration - Research & Development
ROLE TITLE Community Engagement Analyst I/II/III
LOCATION Remote in Olympia, Washington State
LEVEL/SALARY Volunteer
REPORTS TO Research & Development Manager
DESIRED HOURS Monday through Saturday, Part-time Flexible Hours within 10am-2pm PST
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION C.A.R.E. Wellness Center & Services
C.A.R.E. Wellness Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit charity with a mission of providing a safe farm stay, holistic retreat, and wellness programs for BIPOC community and allies for equality. Its programs are focused on persons of color and work with vulnerable populations such as BIPOC with justice-involvement, foster youth, and those suffering mental health challenges. The person in this role must be sensitive to these populations and center their duties on wellness.
Our Mission is to provide a safe farm stay, holistic retreat, and wellness programs for black, indigenous, people of color and allies, to recover from Post-Traumatic Slave Syndrome via Spirituality, AgroTourism, and Racial Justice.
Our Vision is Connectivity to Nature; to God; and to Self. Our goal of acquiring farmland is to establish a safe spiritual retreat for people of color to escape constant trauma and begin repairing their fractured foundation and realize self-actualization. Our programs are a research community project with a goal of empowering others to heal from PTSS.
The Founder, Chair, and CEO is a woman of color, Pansexual, and person with disabilities fully committed to the growth of both C.A.R.E. Wellness Center (nonprofit) and C.A.R.E. Family Services, LLC (for-profit), also doing direct services for children and youth. We highly encourage an ethical, organized, and ambitious student or seasoned professional to help support the foundation of this new and unique nonprofit for the community. This is a home-based office welcoming volunteers, guests, and visitors for meetings while fundraising for farmland to headquarter wellness programs.
Job Summary
The Community Engagement Analyst plays a pivotal role in advancing C.A.R.E.’s mission by leading research-informed engagement with BIPOC communities, analyzing needs and outcomes, and translating findings into program design, donor engagement, and advocacy. This position blends creativity, innovation, and rigor—designing and evaluating programs, collaborating with internal and external stakeholders (including academic partners), and producing reports that inform evidence-based practices for our target populations.
Unique Opportunity This role also offers the chance to think outside the box and contribute creative ideas for developing an app and unique systems for intentional communities, working alongside the Research & Development and IT Systems teams to integrate community engagement, data tracking, and wellness program features into a new custom app.
The Community Engagement Analyst will support our Administration team by tracking and interpreting data that reflects the heartbeat of our work—community participation, donor engagement, and program impact. This role is ideal for someone passionate about data justice, accessibility, and storytelling through numbers.
Role Description
The Community Engagement Analyst will coordinate donor communications, manage stakeholder visits, and support board member outreach efforts. This role ensures that our community engagement efforts are aligned with our mission to support BIPOC adults healing from trauma through nature-based and self-advocacy programming.
This role involves identifying research opportunities, designing and implementing studies, analyzing data, and translating findings into actionable programs and services. The analyst will work remotely and collaborate with various teams to ensure the integration of research into the center’s offerings.
Primarily remote with occasional in-person meetings and events; minimal physical exertion; may involve local travel.
Qualifications
NEXT STEPS Please Apply HERE! https //forms.gle/TEe1B5c7krmZxRap7
Watch our video to learn more Mission Nonprofit featuring C.A.R.E. Wellness Cent
C.A.R.E. is non-religious and non-denominational, while maintaining its roots in the lifetime journey to understanding, and acceptance with faith in unconditional love. Our techniques are universal, including principles found in Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, and A Course In Miracles. Our mission is to foster inclusion of all people in a collaborated effort in the pursuit of self-actualization.
We have designed our first pilot program, the C.A.R.E. Summer Re-Entry Program (SREP), a research program to serve young BIPOC adults after incarceration at no/low cost to support their rehabilitation from multigenerational trauma and reintegrate into their communities, avoiding recidivism. Help us raise the funding necessary to launch this unique and innovative wellness program!
We are still in our development stages and in search of professionals/students who can strengthen our foundation and form our governing bodies. We look forward to partnering with professionals/students and community organizations soon in support of our community!
,
DEPARTMENT Administration - Research & Development
ROLE TITLE Community Engagement Analyst I/II/III
LOCATION Remote in Olympia, Washington State
LEVEL/SALARY Volunteer
REPORTS TO Research & Development Manager
DESIRED HOURS Monday through Saturday, Part-time Flexible Hours within 10am-2pm PST
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION C.A.R.E. Wellness Center & Services
C.A.R.E. Wellness Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit charity with a mission of providing a safe farm stay, holistic retreat, and wellness programs for BIPOC community and allies for equality. Its programs are focused on persons of color and work with vulnerable populations such as BIPOC with justice-involvement, foster youth, and those suffering mental health challenges. The person in this role must be sensitive to these populations and center their duties on wellness.
Our Mission is to provide a safe farm stay, holistic retreat, and wellness programs for black, indigenous, people of color and allies, to recover from Post-Traumatic Slave Syndrome via Spirituality, AgroTourism, and Racial Justice.
Our Vision is Connectivity to Nature; to God; and to Self. Our goal of acquiring farmland is to establish a safe spiritual retreat for people of color to escape constant trauma and begin repairing their fractured foundation and realize self-actualization. Our programs are a research community project with a goal of empowering others to heal from PTSS.
The Founder, Chair, and CEO is a woman of color, Pansexual, and person with disabilities fully committed to the growth of both C.A.R.E. Wellness Center (nonprofit) and C.A.R.E. Family Services, LLC (for-profit), also doing direct services for children and youth. We highly encourage an ethical, organized, and ambitious student or seasoned professional to help support the foundation of this new and unique nonprofit for the community. This is a home-based office welcoming volunteers, guests, and visitors for meetings while fundraising for farmland to headquarter wellness programs.
Job Summary
The Community Engagement Analyst plays a pivotal role in advancing C.A.R.E.’s mission by leading research-informed engagement with BIPOC communities, analyzing needs and outcomes, and translating findings into program design, donor engagement, and advocacy. This position blends creativity, innovation, and rigor—designing and evaluating programs, collaborating with internal and external stakeholders (including academic partners), and producing reports that inform evidence-based practices for our target populations.
Unique Opportunity This role also offers the chance to think outside the box and contribute creative ideas for developing an app and unique systems for intentional communities, working alongside the Research & Development and IT Systems teams to integrate community engagement, data tracking, and wellness program features into a new custom app.
The Community Engagement Analyst will support our Administration team by tracking and interpreting data that reflects the heartbeat of our work—community participation, donor engagement, and program impact. This role is ideal for someone passionate about data justice, accessibility, and storytelling through numbers.
Role Description
The Community Engagement Analyst will coordinate donor communications, manage stakeholder visits, and support board member outreach efforts. This role ensures that our community engagement efforts are aligned with our mission to support BIPOC adults healing from trauma through nature-based and self-advocacy programming.
This role involves identifying research opportunities, designing and implementing studies, analyzing data, and translating findings into actionable programs and services. The analyst will work remotely and collaborate with various teams to ensure the integration of research into the center’s offerings.
- Program Evaluation
- Analyze participation rates across workshops, rituals, and seasonal events
- Interpret survey responses to identify trends, needs, and opportunities
- Collaborate with the R&D Officer to refine evaluation tools and feedback loops
- Donor & CRM Data Tracking
- Maintain and organize donor records using our Notion-based CRM
- Support segmentation, tagging, and relationship mapping for outreach campaigns
- Assist in preparing donor impact reports and engagement summaries
- Digital Engagement Monitoring
- Track website traffic and user behavior using analytics tools
- Monitor social media engagement across platforms
- Generate monthly dashboards to visualize community reach and resonance
- Collaboration & Culture
- Work closely with the R&D Officer to align data practices with healing-centered values
- Participate in team check-ins and contribute to a culture of transparency and care
- Uphold data ethics, privacy, and accessibility in all analysis
- Conduct needs assessments and analyze data to inform program development.
- Design and refine evaluation tools; interpret survey responses and participation metrics.
- Maintain donor records in Notion CRM; prepare impact reports and engagement summaries.
- Track digital engagement (website analytics, social media metrics) and produce dashboards.
- Collaborate with R&D and IT teams on app/system design for intentional communities.
- Support grant writing and fundraising with data-driven insights and evaluation plans.
- Organize community forums, focus groups, and listening sessions to elevate community voices.
- Ensure ethical standards, cultural competence, and trauma-informed practices in all research and engagement activities.
- Prepare reports and presentations for leadership, funders, and stakeholders.
- Types 35 WPM
- Excellent oral, written, and digital communication skills
- Maintain detailed records of donor interactions and engagement outcomes
- Keep all departments informed of donor-related events and opportunities
- Process participant leads and maintain an organized database of contacts
- Collaborate with Finance and Admin teams to ensure donor support is tracked and acknowledged
- Ensure seamless communication between internal teams and external partners
- Microsoft Suite
- Notion
- Slack/Yodel
Primarily remote with occasional in-person meetings and events; minimal physical exertion; may involve local travel.
Qualifications
- Master’s degree or higher in Community Psychology, Public Health, Social Work, Data Science, or related field preferred.
- Minimum 3 years of experience in community-based research, program evaluation, or stakeholder engagement.
- Strong analytical and communication skills; ability to translate complex findings for diverse audiences.
- Cultural competence and commitment to racial equity and trauma-informed care.
- Familiarity with app development concepts and willingness to collaborate on tech-driven solutions.
- Ability to work independently and effectively within a remote, mission-driven team.
- Deep commitment to the principles of trauma-informed care, sustainability, and racial equity.
NEXT STEPS Please Apply HERE! https //forms.gle/TEe1B5c7krmZxRap7
Watch our video to learn more Mission Nonprofit featuring C.A.R.E. Wellness Cent