Youth Program Coordinator

Company Description EarlyBird Financial Empowerment is a nonprofit organization committed to transforming the financial future of young people through education and practical skill-building. The organization focuses on fostering financial independence, innovation, and social responsibility among youth from diverse backgrounds. Programs are designed to help young individuals understand money management, build confidence, and make informed financial decisions. Team members collaborate closely with community partners, schools, and families to expand access to impactful financial empowerment resources. Joining EarlyBird Financial Empowerment means contributing to long-term, positive change in the lives of young people.
Role Description The Youth Program Coordinator is a contract role responsible for planning, delivering, and evaluating youth-focused financial empowerment programs. This is a hybrid position based in Plano, TX, with a mix of on-site activities at partner locations and some work-from-home tasks such as planning, reporting, and communications. Day-to-day responsibilities include coordinating program schedules, facilitating workshops and group sessions, and supporting youth participants through mentoring and guidance. The Coordinator will collaborate with staff and community partners to recruit participants, manage registrations, and maintain program materials and resources. Additional duties include tracking program outcomes, collecting feedback, preparing reports, and ensuring that all activities align with the organization’s mission and standards of safety and inclusivity.
Qualifications

• Experience in Youth Programs and Youth Development, with a demonstrated ability to engage and support young people in educational or community settings.
• Proficiency in Youth Mentoring, including building trust, setting goals with participants, and providing constructive, strengths-based guidance.
• Strong Program Management skills, including planning, scheduling, coordination with partners, and basic data tracking for program evaluation.
• Effective Communication skills, including clear verbal facilitation, active listening, and professional written communication with youth, caregivers, and partners.
• Understanding of or strong interest in financial literacy, financial education, or related topics (training can be provided).
• Ability to work in a hybrid environment in Plano, TX, managing both in-person program delivery and remote administrative tasks.
• Strong organizational skills, reliability in meeting deadlines, and comfort working both independently and as part of a collaborative team.
• Prior experience in nonprofit, education, youth services, or community-based organizations is preferred.
• Relevant education (e.g., coursework or degree in education, social work, youth development, or a related field) or equivalent experience is beneficial.