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Volunteer Coordinator (Volunteer Position)
ORGANIZATION: AFRICAN AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION
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13 people are interested
The Volunteer Coordinator is responsible for recruiting and managing volunteers. This may involve creating volunteer positions, assessing individuals’ skills to match them with the appropriate opportunity or program; developing a training plan to ensure that people are qualified before they work on behalf of the nonprofit organization.
Qualifications required: Associates Degree required, Bachelors Degree preferred - 3 years management or other relevant experience may be substituted for education requirements.
Qualifications preferred: Management Experience, Recruitment Experience and/or Project Management Experience
Skills needed: Experience in recruitment (such as at a college admissions office); Strong people skills; experience facilitating training for a group
Potential paths that could lead you here: Previous volunteer coordinator position at another nonprofit organization or in the corporate world, Human Resources, direct management of a team.
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About AFRICAN AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION
Location:
PO BOX 1724, BELTSVILLE, MD 20704, US
Mission Statement
The African American Diabetes Association (AADA) is a national tax-exempt 501c3 nonprofit organization that seeks to educate African Americans and the general public about diabetes. We work to assist those impacted to manage and prevent diabetes (including type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, gestational diabetes, and pre-diabetes). AADA is passionate, serious, and committed to diabetes prevention and educational programs that work to end health disparities. We advocate for African Americans affected by diabetic conditions and empower African Americans to maximize their quality of life and raise public consciousness while advancing the search for a universal cure.
Description
AADA believes that high quality diabetes care and education should be available to every individual, in all communities. Unfortunately, individuals from some racial and ethnic groups are at a higher risk for diabetes and the complications of diabetes. We’ve seen the impact of those systemic social and health inequities with COVID-19 across our country, and we see them every day with prediabetes and diabetes in our own communities. To improve health outcomes for people with prediabetes, diabetes and cardiometabolic diseases the AADA is working in partnership with community stakeholders to prevent or delay more cases of type 2 diabetes. AADA believes that we can address these health inequities.
The AADA believes that as Americans we must work to address the disproportional burden of disease health inequities place on communities of color. As a new and emerging national organization, AADA is developing building a national outreach and education strategy to address the challenges of diabetes in the African American community that will ensure optimal health and quality of life a reality for African American (Black) communities throughout our country.
CAUSE AREAS
Advocacy & Human Rights,
Community,
Employment
WHEN
We'll work with your schedule.
WHERE
This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.
DATE POSTED
November 25, 2024
SKILLS
- Program Management
- Recruiting
- Community Outreach
- Administrative Support
- CSR / Volunteer Coordination
- People Skills
GOOD FOR
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
- Minimum 15 hours per week.
- Please provide cover letter and resume to volunteers@africanamericandiabetes.org