Position: County Champion Program Manager
Business Unit: Partnership and Community Engagement
Region: Northern and Central California and Northern Nevada
Must be based in Northern or Central California and willing to travel approximately 25% of the time.
25-40 hours/week, W2
Background:
Over the last two decades the internet and social media have unwittingly provided a passageway for individuals with nefarious intentions to prey on the most vulnerable: our children. The mass migration from the real world into the virtual world has changed the childhood experience for many. Mechanisms used historically to protect children from predators have not been able to keep up with the pace at which exploiters operate. The world our children are living in now requires an innovative and collaborative community-based response to keep them safe.
Special Operations | Finding Kids is a small non-profit and the only organization in the region that hires and deploys boots-on-the-ground private investigators — at no cost to parents — to find missing and exploited children. The organization fills critical gaps in the system, including ensuring youth and families have the support they need, and passing information to law enforcement to hold perpetrators accountable. The organization has recently created a Program Manager role to oversee its Volunteer County Champion (VCC) Program throughout the region where it currently operates.
Role Summary
The County Champion Program Manager is responsible for implementing and overseeing the organization’s regional County Champion strategy. He/she will be recruiting and training concerned citizen volunteers as lead VCCs throughout the region (potentially one per county) to represent Finding Kids’ at a grassroots level within their own communities. Depending on the size of the county, lead VCCs may choose to build their own team of local volunteers. The VCC role lays the foundation for developing partner relationships and raising awareness of the organization’s services within the county, especially within vulnerable community groups and families.
The County Champion Program Manager role can be part-time or full-time, depending on the candidate, with a minimum of 25 hours per week. The role is considered a remote position with travel up to 25% of the time throughout the counties in which we operate. Program Manager must reside in Northern or Central California. The salary range for this position is $40,000 - $70,000 based on part-time/full-time status and candidate experience.
Primary Duties & Responsibilities
Qualification Requirements
Benefits
To Apply
Please email caitlin@findingkids.org with " County Champion Program Manager ” in the subject line. Please include a resume (or link to LinkedIn Profile) and a cover letter outlining why you think you’d be perfect for this role. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; interviews and background checks are required. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
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