Team Up - Community Food Resilience Coordinator

Team Up - Community Food Resilience Coordinator Team Up AmeriCorps places AmeriCorps members at organizations throughout Southwest Colorado. Through collaborative service, Team Up AmeriCorps members develop their own professional skills and passions, expand effectiveness of southwest Colorado organizations, and ultimately support people to thrive. Each Team Up AmeriCorps member serves directly at a non‑profit, school, or government agency called their Host Site. Members serving at different Host Sites are all part of the Team Up AmeriCorps member cohort; the cohort meets periodically to connect, learn, and build community together. Members are placed at Host Sites based on their specific skills and interests, as well as their desired location of service. We have both Full- and Part‑time positions in a variety of focus areas. All positions require a motivated individual that is committed to improving the well‑being of community members in beautiful southwest Colorado. Position focus areas include, but are not limited to: youth development, restorative justice, immigrant resource navigation, economic mobility, housing security, social emotional learning, and early childhood education. Team Up values the diversity of our community. In principle and in practice the diverse nature of our board, staff, and volunteers is recognized as one of our best assets. We respect each individual’s unique gifts and prohibit unfair or discriminatory practices against anyone because of age, race, color, religion, national origin, disability, gender, sexual orientation, and any other protected category. Member Duties Help keep the pantry running in a way that feels welcoming, steady, and rooted in community. Strengthen food access, support volunteers, and ensure people who visit feel respected and connected. Organize volunteers and outreach during periods of higher need. Plan hands‑on events such as food demos, recipe sharing, and garden workshops. Help develop programs like summer meals for kids and garden workshops. Serve Good Sam’s mission by meeting the urgent and ongoing food security needs of Montezuma County with dignity, care, and community spirit. Program Benefits Education award upon successful completion of service. Training. Living allowance. Terms Permits attendance at school during off hours. Car recommended. Service Areas Hunger. Community and Economic Development. Health. Skills Team work. Communications. Leadership. Community organization. General skills. #J-18808-Ljbffr AmeriCorps & Senior Corps