FFSC Community Impact and Evaluation VISTA

FFSC Community Impact and Evaluation VISTA Flint Freedom Schools Collaborative is a community informed, people centered organization committed to literacy, culturally relevant engagement, and equitable learning opportunities. Rooted in Flint, Michigan, FFSC connects youth and families through CDF Freedom Schools, Family Informed Year Round Support, and the Talent Development Initiative. The Community Impact and Evaluation VISTA will build lasting organizational capacity for low income youth and families in Flint and Genesee County. Organize historical program and participant data, develop measurement tools, create one community asset map, and produce one multi year impact report. Train staff and document procedures for continued use. Stronger systems will improve access to educational opportunities, coordinated resources, and year round family engagement. Applicants should bring organization, analytical thinking, attention to detail, spreadsheets, and respectful community collaboration. We value initiative, cultural humility, dependable follow through, and comfort learning Google tools, Canva, and Zoom. Relevant education, work, volunteering, or lived experience is welcomed; no specific degree is required. Members gain practical experience in nonprofit systems, community collaboration, and sustainable capacity building. Service is full time, from 11/16/2026 through 11/15/2027, primarily in person in Flint. Applicants must arrange reliable transportation for required activities; some local or regional travel may occur. Limited teleservice requires approval. VISTA benefits include a living allowance, training, and healthcare, childcare, relocation, and end of service benefits subject to program rules and eligibility. For questions, email View email address on click.appcast.io, or call View phone number on click.appcast.io. Member Duties : Review historical scholar, family engagement, and talent development records. Develop standardized data fields, measurement tools, and quality check procedures. Consult families and partners to identify community resources and gaps; verify information and develop one community asset map. Analyze available evidence and produce one multi year organizational and programmatic impact report with clear methods and limitations. Test the tools with staff, create a measurement toolkit, conduct training, and document update procedures so FFSC can continue using the systems after the service year. Program Benefits : Childcare assistance if eligible Choice of Education Award or End of Service Stipend Education award upon successful completion of service Housing Health Coverage* Living Allowance Relocation Allowance Training Terms : Car recommended Permits attendance at school during off hours Permits working at another job during off hours Service Areas : Community Outreach Children/Youth Education Technology #J-18808-Ljbffr AmeriCorps & Senior Corps