Program Manager- Youth Violence Intervention Program

Title: Program Manager- Youth Violence Intervention Program
Reports to: Chief of Staff
Employment Type: Full- time, Mode of Work: In- person (no remote work)
Work Location: Miami- Dade
Salary Range: $60,000- $62,000 (non negotiable)

Benefits

Gang Alternative, Inc. offers a competitive Total Rewards Package, in addition your base salary:

Health Insurance – 100% paid for employee only
Medical Gap Insurance – 100% paid for employee only
Dental Insurance – 100% paid for employee only
Vision Insurance – 100% paid for employee only
Life and AD&D – 100% paid for employee only
Supplemental Insurance – Aflac
403(b) Retirement plan (with employer match)
Employee Assistance Program
11-12 Paid Holidays
Paid Time Off, including Birthday and Personal Day
Professional development opportunities
Opportunities for career growth
Non-profit IRS Taxable Benefits

Qualifications and Competencies

Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Criminal Justice, or related field.
Five years of experience in coordinating activities targeting at-risk youth.
Demonstrated experience working in the field of gang and gun violence prevention or reduction.
Five years of experience overseeing violence prevention/violence reduction programming.
Three years of experience preparing federal reports.
Demonstrated experience in working with evidence-based violence intervention and prevention models and culturally-relevant adaptations for the target community.
Highly effective leadership and community outreach skills, which includes prior experience coordinating with community partners, community development and planning to bring about desired results.
Demonstrated ability in managing grants including experience with data-driven, outcome- based planning and reporting activities.
Excellent interpersonal skills, cultural competence, and ability to work effectively with youth and adult volunteers.
Knowledge of Miami-Dade County service providers and community considered a plus.
Performing the duties of this position requires the ability to walk, sit, stand, reach, talk, hear and lift presentation materials, including equipment.
Must have access to a licensed, insured personal vehicle at all times during work hours for reliable transportation. Mileage reimbursement will be provided for the use of personal vehicles as part of work-related travel.

Position Summary

Gang Alternative, Inc.’s Project VICE (Violence Intervention Through Community Engagement) is designed to expand upon the organization’s current OJJDP Youth Gang Suppression Program by incorporating a data-driven focus on the issue of gun violence and victimization. VICE will employ different Community Violence Intervention strategies using a multisystemic community coalition framework aimed at reducing gun violence, targeting youth ages 13-17 who are: (i) involved with or at-risk of involvement with formal or informal gangs and/or (ii) vulnerable to victimization or already experiencing victimization.

This position is directly responsible for coordinating all program activities; achieving timely and effective implementation of grant deliverables; and fostering the strong working relationships with a network of various social partners collaborating for collective impact to address the social and environmental challenges that enable and foster youth engagement in gun violence in Miami-Dade County. He/she is responsible for facilitating strategy development and implementation processes with a broad range of stakeholders through the establishment of a community coalition, based on program objectives; and analyzing alignment of resources and organizational systems in place. This position will also support initiatives that facilitate effective planning practices and resources across the network of stakeholders.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Establish and lead coordination efforts for a multisystemic community coalition framework (VICE Anti-Violence Community Coalition) to support achievement of program goals. This includes forming and maintaining stakeholder partnership efforts for key systems linkages.
Develop and facilitate public information campaigns on youth gun violence and engagement reduction.
Conduct outreach to engage youth participants, at the community and individual levels, who may have current or past experience with gun violence.
Implement the employment of different Community Violence Intervention strategies aimed at reducing gun violence, targeting youth ages 13-17 who are involved with or at-risk of involvement with formal or informal gangs; who have experienced gun violence (either through perpetration or victimization); and/or those who vulnerable to victimization or already experiencing victimization.
Coordinate delivery of evidence-based life skills programming to target youth in an after- school
Supervise coordination of mentoring and community service projects in addition to after school skill development sessions for youth and families.
Provide motivational leadership and vision to the coalition, working collaboratively to facilitate implementation of the work
Facilitate coordination of activities of all consultants, paid and in-kind, to support work
Facilitate organization of workgroups, implementation of work plan strategies, and community
Ensure effective grant and budget
Provide timely preparation of all management and grant required including preparation/submission of written narrative and fiscal progress reports, statistics and reports to funder.

Gang Alternative, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity employer. Personnel are chosen on the basis of ability without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, marital status or sexual orientation, in accordance with federal and state law. Gang Alternative, Inc. is a Drug-Free Workplace.