Job Title: Disaster Long-Term Recovery Director Organization: South Central Georgia COAD (Community Organizations Active in Disaster) Reports to: Board of Directors of the SCGCOAD Location: Second Harvest of South Georgia Valdosta GA Position Summary The Disaster Long-Term Recovery Director will lead and coordinate post-disaster recovery efforts in South Central Georgia working closely with nonprofit faith-based governmental and community partners. This position will oversee the mobilization of financial resources materials and volunteers; coordinate with case management teams to assess client needs; and manage logistics for volunteer housing food and operations. The Director will be the central point of contact for groups seeking to assist in the regions recovery ensuring an organized efficient and compassionate response that supports affected individuals and communities. Key Responsibilities Partnership & Coordination - Serve as the primary liaison between South Central Georgia COAD partner organizations and incoming volunteer groups.
- Coordinate with local state and national agencies nonprofits and faith-based groups to align recovery efforts.
- Develop collaborative relationships with community stakeholders to ensure needs are met efficiently.
Fundraising & Resource Development - Lead efforts to raise funds secure material donations and recruit volunteers to support long-term recovery projects.
- Identify and cultivate relationships with donors sponsors and granting agencies.
- Oversee financial stewardship of recovery funds in accordance with organizational policies.
Client Support & Case Management Coordination - Work with case management teams to create comprehensive needs assessments for individuals and families impacted by disasters.
- Ensure recovery efforts address housing food transportation and other critical needs.
Volunteer & Logistics Management - Coordinate housing meals and supply needs for incoming volunteer groups.
- Develop and manage scheduling worksite assignments and logistical support for volunteer operations.
- Maintain accurate records of volunteer hours contributions and project outcomes.
Administration & Reporting - Report regularly to the Board of Directors on progress challenges and successes.
- Maintain accurate documentation of recovery activities resources distributed and program impacts.
- Ensure compliance with relevant policies regulations and safety protocols.
Qualifications Required: - Bachelors degree in nonprofit management emergency management social services or related field OR equivalent experience in disaster recovery coordination.
- Demonstrated experience in project management community engagement or volunteer coordination.
- Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and basic database management.
- Willingness to travel throughout South Central Georgia and work flexible hours as needed.
Preferred: - Experience in fundraising grant writing or donor relations a plus.
- Familiarity with disaster recovery principles and COAD/VOAD networks.
- Bilingual abilities (especially Spanish) a plus.
Compensation & Benefits - Salary commensurate with experience.
- Benefits package available.
- Opportunities for professional development in disaster recovery leadership.
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