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Program Development Coordinator
LOS ANGELES, California · Contract
No sponsorshipDetected 20 days ago
Project ManagementBudgetingScientific WritingResearchLeadershipCommunicationTime Management
About the role
- The Program Development Coordinator is responsible for leading the development of Painted Brain programs.
- The Program Development Coordinator will research and coordinate funding and business opportunities through writing and managing grant proposals.
- Additionally, the Program Development Coordinator will evaluate program development through tracking program deliverables, expenses, and reporting deadlines to ensure contract and organizational compliance.
Responsibilities
- Research grant opportunities and lead completion of application deliverables, and review requests for proposals (RFPs), and lead and plan strategy/design meetings.
- Collaborate with the Executive Director and Strategic Partnerships Manager on business/program development.
- Support the development and maintenance of a centralized tracking system for grants, contracts, and reporting deadlines.
- Lead the development, finance, and program team through the preparation and submission of timely financial and narrative reports to funders.
- Work with the finance and development team to develop program budgets for grant submission.
- Support finance and program teams with grant expense tracking to ensure it aligns with approved budgets.
- Create and lead new initiatives for fundraising/development plans.
- Network with outside agencies to identify development opportunities and new donors, as well as maintain relationships with partner agencies and programs staff.
- Collaborate with the development team for public events, fundraisers, social media, and other media campaigns to raise PB's profile and funding.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree or higher within Social Work, or a relevant field.
- At least one year of experience in program development and management.
- Experience with technical grant writing and research.
- Other Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required
- Have knowledge of the California Human Services landscape.
- Experience in policy and program planning within health or mental health.
- Excellent with grant research and writing.
- Able to produce clear and concise documentation of project reports.
- Excellent leadership, organizational, and project management skills.
- Superior interpersonal and communication skills.
- Professional demeanor while representing the org at meetings, events, or client sites.
- Ability to collaborate with diverse teams and stakeholders in-person and remotely.
- Ability to work with staff and community members from diverse racial, sexual orientation, gender identity, and cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds, including populations with re-entry, mental health, and substance use challenges.
- Preferred - Non-Essential Qualifications - Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Nice to have
- Preferred - Non-Essential Qualifications.
- Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Skills
- Strong time management skills to balance travel with other job duties.
Benefits
- This position is eligible for the following benefits: 401(k) Plan Matching, Paid Sick Time, and 3 days of Paid Bereavement Leave.
- The mission of Painted Brain is to create lasting community-based solutions to mental health challenges and the impact of social injustice through arts, advocacy, and enterprise.
- Painted Brain is an innovative peer-run mental health arts and tech-forward organization that uses a
- Painted Brain defines a peer as any person with lived mental health challenges and or trauma, including but not limited to: social injustice, interpersonal violence, and/or societal exclusion.
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