Elders Services Coordinator
2 months ago
Siletz, Oregon, United States
Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indian
Full time
Job OverviewPosition Title: Elders Title VI Coordinator
Compensation: $23.04 per hour
Employment Type: Full Time, Non-Exempt
Location: Siletz, OR
Position Summary:The Elders Title VI Coordinator serves as a vital resource for the Siletz Tribal Elders, ensuring access to essential services and support. This role involves coordinating various activities and programs aimed at enhancing the well-being of Tribal elders.
Key Responsibilities:- Organize trips and events for Tribal elders, including council meetings, cultural gatherings, and conferences.
- Provide information regarding Title VI and Elders WEX Programs to eligible participants.
- Conduct assessments to evaluate elder eligibility for caregiver programs.
- Assist elders with the WEX application process and manage payroll documentation.
- Maintain accurate statistical records for Title VI and related programs.
- Prepare grant applications for elder-focused services and activities.
- Support Elder's Council meetings with necessary staff assistance.
- Communicate elder concerns to relevant departments and administration.
- Plan and facilitate caregiver training and conferences.
- Assist in budget development and monitoring for Title VI programs.
- Conduct home visits to assess elder needs and provide referrals to social services.
- Adapt assessment methods as necessary to accommodate elder needs.
- Provide physical assistance to elders during events and outings.
- Advocate for elders and assist with applications for state and federal programs.
- Manage case follow-ups for services provided to elders.
- Develop and maintain departmental policies with oversight from management.
- Establish service contracts with external providers to support elder needs.
- Deliver meals to elders unable to attend local meal sites.
- Compile and submit regular reports on program performance and financials.
- Process documentation for caregiver timesheets and financial requests.
- Participate in elder abuse training and adhere to reporting protocols.
- Plan and execute an annual health fair for elders.
- Create a resource directory for elder services available at various levels.
- Develop and distribute a monthly newsletter.
- Manage timesheets and financial requests for Elder WEX clients.
- Assist with meal preparation for community events.
- Oversee the maintenance of transportation resources for elders.
- Perform additional duties as assigned.
Education: High school diploma or GED (waived for elders)
Experience: Two years in a service-oriented role, with at least one year working with Native Americans, elders, or individuals with disabilities.
Knowledge and Skills:- Familiarity with services available to Tribal elders.
- Proficiency in computer applications for processing documentation.
- Demonstrate a supportive attitude towards Tribal members and staff.
- Understand program services and eligibility criteria.
- Work independently and collaboratively as needed.
- Effectively communicate with elders and service representatives.
- Develop budgets and prepare grant proposals.
- Lift up to 30 pounds and travel as required.
- First Aid and CPR certification (or ability to obtain within 60 days).
- Valid driver's license and insurance.