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Job Description
Reports to: Chief Operating Officer
Direct Reports: Assistant Womens Empowerment Director
FLSA Classification: Exempt
Date Approved: August 2025
Pay: $60k - $70k annually
The Director of Womens Empowerment is a key member of the YWCA Management Team and provides leadership oversight and supervision for the MotherLove and Getting Ahead programs. This role includes direct supervision of program staff and interns program and grant administration and limited direct service through a small caseload of pregnant and parenting teens and young adults.
The Director ensures programs meet funding requirements deliver strong outcomes and remain aligned with the YWCAs mission of eliminating racism empowering women and promoting peace justice freedom and dignity for all. The position requires flexible availability including some evenings and weekends.
Supervise the Assistant Director of Womens Empowerment and program interns.
Oversee program budgets ensuring compliance with all grant requirements.
Identify and maintain relationships with partner agencies to strengthen referrals and resources.
Monitor and report on program outcomes; recommend adjustments when needed.
Ensure accurate and timely reporting for funders the CEO and the annual report.
Maintain up-to-date materials and communication for MotherLove and Getting Ahead programs.
Carry a small caseload of 1015 pregnant or parenting teens and young adults.
Provide monthly home visits using evidence-based curricula (Parents as Teachers B3) and case management best practices.
Complete intakes assessments and referrals to community services as needed.
Support implementation of recent community needs assessment recommendations to expand services for young parents up to age 28.
Oversee incentive program management group sessions and community advisory committee.
Supervise volunteer mentors ensuring high-quality participant support.
Maintain accurate case notes and ensure grant compliance.
Provide transportation to participants as needed.
Oversee implementation of the 16-session curriculum series offered three times annually.
Support the Assistant Director with facilitation case management and 18 months of follow-up services for program graduates.
Assist with intake pre-assessment data collection and evaluation.
Maintain accurate reporting and participant records.
Serve as part of the YWCA Management and Leadership Teams.
Act as Manager on Duty on assigned weekends.
Carry out supervisory responsibilities including hiring training scheduling performance evaluation and payroll approval.
Provide excellent customer service and promote a welcoming inclusive environment.
Support organizational initiatives and assume other responsibilities as assigned.
Education: MSW preferred; degree in human services counseling psychology or related field considered.
Experience:
Proven experience in program administration and staff supervision.
Experience working with both teenagers and adults preferred.
Experience serving low-income BIPOC and marginalized communities preferred.
Skills:
Strong written and verbal communication.
Proficiency with Google Drive Microsoft Office and Excel.
Ability to manage multiple priorities with flexibility.
Additional: Spanish language proficiency strongly preferred.
Frequent travel to schools homes and community sites.
Availability for evening and weekend hours as required.
Local and occasional statewide travel for program activities.
Ability to move throughout the building sit for extended periods and occasionally lift or move boxes or program materials.
Required Experience:
Director
Full-Time