Senior Outreach Coordinator
Sabathani Community Center·Minneapolis, Minnesota
Sabathani Community Center·Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Senior Outreach Coordinator will lead outreach programs for seniors, conduct intakes, and manage individual service plans. They are also responsible for coordinating volunteer companions, facilitating caregiver support groups, and maintaining program data for reporting.
Sabathani Community Center's Health Equity Department works to reduce health disparities and improve access to care for community members through direct service, care coordination, and community education. The department's programming is designed to meet residents where they are, with a focus on culturally responsive, trauma-informed care.
Sabathani Community Center is seeking a Senior Outreach Coordinator to lead a Hennepin County-funded outreach program serving African American and African seniors (55+) in South Minneapolis, including seniors with chronic conditions who are not eligible for waivered services, along with their family caregivers and informal support networks. The Senior Outreach Coordinator conducts intakes and individual service plans, coordinates a volunteer Companion Program, facilitates a monthly Caregiver Circle, provides short-term case management and referrals, and manages program data and quarterly reporting. This role exists to honor elders, reduce isolation, and help seniors age with dignity, joy, and independence, and is well suited to someone who builds trust through consistent follow-through and sees the seniors they serve as community members with wisdom, stories, and gifts to share. The physical duties associated with this position are consistent with duties associated with work performed in an office and community setting. This job description serves only as a general description of the anticipated day-to-day responsibilities of the position. This document does not create an employment contract, implied or otherwise, other than an "at will" employment relationship. The Director of Health Equity retains the discretion to add duties or change the duties of this position at any time. To perform this job successfully, you must be able to carry out each essential job function satisfactorily. What you'll do Intake & Assessment
Conduct comprehensive intakes with seniors to identify needs, goals, and barriers, engaging 200 unduplicated seniors annually.
Complete individual service plans within 14 days of intake.
Schedule quarterly check-ins to track progress and update service plans as needs change. Companion Program Coordination
Launch and maintain a Companion Program serving 60 seniors annually.
Recruit, train, and support 10 volunteers or peer companions annually, including ongoing recognition and appreciation.
Match companions with seniors based on interests, personalities, and schedules.
Conduct monthly check-ins with companions, quarterly check-ins with seniors, and bi-annual isolation surveys. Caregiver Circle Facilitation
Host a monthly Caregiver Circle using a structured 90-minute format (welcome, guest speaker, Q&A, peer discussion, closing).
Book speakers on topics such as dementia care, boundaries, self-care, Medicare navigation, legal planning, and respite options, covering 8+ unique caregiving topics annually.
Promote sessions three weeks in advance through flyers, email, social media, partners, and community media, and collect participant feedback after each session. Case Management & Referrals
Provide short-term navigation, advocacy, and coordination related to housing, transportation, food, and healthcare.
Assist seniors with benefit applications (Medical Assistance, SNAP) and follow up to ensure referrals are completed.
Coordinate at least one annual resource fair engaging 50+ seniors and caregivers. Data Tracking & Reporting
Maintain demographic, service, and outcome data on all participants in the program tracking system (Salesforce).
Submit 100% of quarterly reports to Hennepin County on time, combining data with participant stories to communicate program impact.
Conduct progress assessments at intake and every three months, administer annual satisfaction surveys, and co-facilitate two listening sessions per year. Partnership Building & Outreach
Maintain and grow Sabathani's existing partner network across health, housing, food security, caregiving, and community engagement organizations.
Represent Sabathani at community meetings, coalitions, and events.
Confirm next steps in writing after partner conversations to ensure clear, accountable collaboration.
Nothing in this description restricts Sabathani Community Center's right to modify or adjust the scope of this position as organizational needs evolve.
Candidates must have at least 2 years of experience in senior services, case management, or community outreach. A high school diploma or GED is required, with a preference for a degree in social work, human services, or a related field.
Market context
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