Senior Program Impact Coordinator

Summary:

Lena Park CDC is hiring a full time, in-person Senior Program Impact Coordinator to provide leadership in the coordination and implementation of resident- and community-based programs, while supporting the operational systems that leverage available technology and best practices to enable the community center to function efficiently and in compliance. Are you passionate about developing programs that uplift the community? Do you want to work with a locally-based non-profit that collaborates closely with local residents and community groups to build and maintain great neighborhoods? Do you enjoy working in a dynamic and collaborative environment? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this position could be for you!

Overview:

Lena Park is a non-profit community development organization with a mission to create healthy lives, healthy families, and healthy communities. We support households to achieve their goals and dreams. In operation since 1968, Lena Park serves southern Dorchester and Mattapan, where we own over 500 units of affordable housing. For more information see  

As a member of the community engagement team, the Senior Program Impact Coordinator coordinates and implements resident- and community-based programs and partnerships that respond to resident and community needs. Working collaboratively with team members and leadership, the Senior Coordinator plays a key role in program development and coordination, data tracking, communication, and logistics to ensure effective program delivery. This role also supports day-to-day operations by helping maintain organized systems, processes, and tools that promote efficiency and consistency across program activities. This position offers opportunities for professional growth and increased responsibility over time as skills and experience develop.

 RESPONSIBILITIES

Resident and Community Programming

• Collaborate with Community Engagement Advocates and internal partners to assess resident and community needs, analyze data, and help shape responsive program strategies.

• Coordinate the planning, scheduling, and implementation of existing and new resident- and community-based programs in partnership with staff and leadership.

• Build and maintain relationships with external partners to expand program offerings and bring innovative, effective resources to residents and the broader community.

• Serve as a primary point of contact for program participants and community partners, supporting clear communication and positive engagement.

• Support resident outreach and engagement efforts through coordinated communications related to community activities.

• Track program participation, outcomes, and required metrics; maintain accurate records, databases, and program documentation.

• Support grant compliance and reporting requirements for funders and public agencies, including preparation of data, summaries, and supporting materials.

• Coordinate logistics for meetings, workshops, trainings, and community events, including space reservations, materials preparation, and follow-up.

• Contribute to the improvement of internal program and operational processes to support effective, well-coordinated program delivery, including the process for rentals of the community center space.

Program Operations

• Collaborate with front office and administrative staff to review and refine operating procedures, leveraging available technology and best practices to improve efficiency and consistency.

• Maintain and update an organization-wide operating manual to support clear, accessible, and consistent procedures across teams.

• Support staff adoption of updated procedures by coordinating documentation, guidance, and follow-up as needed.

• Coordinate and support the day-to-day maintenance and functionality of the community center facilities.

• Maintain organized, up-to-date organizational documents within SharePoint, using consistent naming, version control, and archiving practices.

• Other duties as requested and assigned by the Executive Director

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Associate’s degree or two to three years of programming experience in a community based organization

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE KNOWLEDGE:

• Ability to work effectively with diverse populations and demonstrate an understanding of the community served and the issues residents may face 

• Excellent organizational skills

• Creative, innovative and self-motivated

• Excellent communication skills (written and verbal) 

• Excellent computer skills and comfort with new technologies

• Able to build and cultivate relationships 

• Able to work independently as well as with a team

• Solution oriented and organized, able to set priorities, problem solve and make recommendations when needed

• Able to represent Lena Park with other organizations and other stakeholders

• Required to work weekends and evenings as needed

Excellence in computer usage and instruction of:

• Word processing

• Databases

• Spreadsheets

• Email

• Microsoft Office

WORKING CONDITIONS:

• No hazardous or significantly unpleasant conditions

• The ability to lift 15 lbs.

Salary: $65,000-$70,000 Annually