Program Associate

About

The Program Associate role is a vital part of our organization, focusing on building relationships with the 9/11 community, Gold Star Families, and survivor groups in the Northeast Region.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain long-term, trust-based relationships with the 9/11 community, Gold Star Families, and survivor groups in the Northeast Region
• Develop and implement outreach strategies to connect bereaved families with organizational programs and resources
• Gather community feedback through outreach efforts and translate insights into actionable recommendations for leadership
• Track engagement efforts, partnerships, and outcomes; prepare reports for leadership and funders

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Benefits

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This role creates positive change by serving as a primary bridge between the organization and bereaved families and survivor communities, ensuring services are accessible, responsive, and shaped by the lived experiences of those impacted by loss and trauma.

Required qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in social work, psychology, public health, communications, nonprofit management, or a related field (or equivalent lived/professional experience)
• 1–3 years of experience in community engagement, outreach, grief support, advocacy, or human services
• Strong interpersonal, listening, and facilitation skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills

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Tuesday's Children supports bereaved families and survivor communities, particularly those impacted by 9/11 and military losses, through programs, resources, and community engagement.