Economic Self-Sufficiency Program Manager

SEADC seeks a full-time program manager to lead the Economic Self-Sufficiency Department programs supporting low-income Southeast Asian adults. Our Economic Self-Sufficiency (ESS) team serves over 350 adults, by providing them with the tools to be work ready, placed into jobs, improve English and self-efficacy skills, access to basic needs and housing. Reporting directly to the Program Director, the Program manager manages all aspects of program quality, delivery, and implementation of programs. The Program Manager directs the day-to-day operations of our ESS programming, manages internal and external relationships and supports a team of up to 5 staff, coaches and supports volunteers, drives processes and strategies to reduce poverty and increase income for our adults and uses data to drive decision-making and progress. For more information, please click here.

Intake Assistant

The Intake Assistant’s primary responsibilities are to assist with intaking clients, referral to internal and external programs and government assistance services, support with administrative task such as updating client resource list, files, data entry and running reports.

The ideal candidate can establish good rapport with clients, while dealing with sensitive topics. They will be detail-orientated and able to manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced and changing environment. They must be flexible with varying schedules and activities during the week. 

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Licensed Social Worker

SEADC seeks a full-time Licensed Clinical Social Worker to provide therapeutic counseling to youth and adults at the Southeast Asian Development Center. The Licensed Clinical Social Worker conducts psych-assessments, prepares intervention and treatment plan, provides short-term individual and group therapy, and meets with the behavioral health services team to coordinate clinical services for clients.  For more information, please click here.

Health Educator II

SEADC seeks a full-time Health Educator II to educate the Southeast Asian and immigrant community on the impacts of the sugary drinks industries to their health, wellness, and environment. In conjunction with the Health and Wellness Program Manager, they will plan health education and leadership training workshops. They will recruit participants and train them to be community health ambassadors, facilitate weekly workshops and leadership development training. They will work with the agency’s trained community health ambassadors to lead and represent the organization’s efforts to promote and advocate for systems and or environmental changes to sugary drinks policies. They will meet with the community, policy makers, partners, and key stakeholders and attend coalition and partnership meetings. For more information, please click here.

Program Assistant (Economic Success)

The Temporary Program Assistant provides program and administrative support for the temporary organization’s food distribution program.

This is an entry-level position for a candidate who is eager to learn, has a background in operations and is highly organized. The ideal candidate can establish good rapport with clients and volunteers, while managing a food distribution for over 150 families. They will be detail-orientated and able to manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced and changing environment. They must be flexible with varying schedules and activities during the week.

The position ends on June 30, 2021.

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