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Basic Needs Coordinator Jobs in Oregon (NOW HIRING)

HIV Alliance

Care Coordinator

Medford, OR · On-site

$21.50 - $22.79/hr

SouthernCare Coordinator Manager Location: Medford Position Type: 0.8 FTE, 32 Hours/Week, Non ... meet basic needs such as housing,transportation and food, as well as alcohol and drug programs ...

HIV Alliance

Bilingual Care Coordinator

Eugene, OR · On-site

$23 - $24.38/hr

NorthernCare Coordination Manager Position Type: 1.0FTE, 40 Hours/Week, Non-Exempt Work Type ... meet basic needs such as housing,transportation and food, as well as alcohol and drug programs ...

Option Care

Nutrition Care Coordinator

Salem, OR · On-site

$17.87 - $29.78/hr

Coordinates inventory needs with Supply Chain and CMC warehouse staff * Follow enteral discharge ... Knowledge of basic medical terminology * Basic competency with Microsoft Office software PQIs

Option Care

Nutrition Care Coordinator

Salem, OR · On-site

$16.61 - $26.96/hr

Coordinates inventory needs with Supply Chain and CMC warehouse staff * Follow enteral discharge ... Knowledge of basic medical terminology * Basic competency with Microsoft Office software PQIs

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What does a Basic Needs Coordinator do?

A Basic Needs Coordinator is responsible for connecting individuals, often students or community members, with essential resources such as food, housing, transportation, and financial assistance. They assess client needs, provide referrals to appropriate services, and sometimes manage support programs directly. Their role is crucial in helping people overcome barriers to their well-being and success by ensuring access to fundamental necessities.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Basic Needs Coordinator?

To thrive as a Basic Needs Coordinator, you typically need experience in social services, case management, and a relevant bachelor's degree in social work, public health, or a related field. Familiarity with resource referral systems, client management databases, and knowledge of community assistance programs are often required. Outstanding interpersonal communication, cultural competency, and problem-solving skills enable effective support for diverse populations. These competencies are crucial for connecting individuals to essential resources, fostering well-being, and ensuring program success.

How does a Basic Needs Coordinator typically collaborate with campus or community partners to support students?

A Basic Needs Coordinator regularly works alongside campus departments (such as financial aid, housing, counseling, and student affairs) as well as external community organizations to ensure students have access to essential resources like food, housing, and emergency assistance. This collaboration often involves developing referral systems, co-hosting outreach events, and creating resource guides for students. Building and maintaining these partnerships is crucial for effectively connecting students to the support they need and for staying informed about available services. Coordinators often attend meetings, engage in ongoing communication, and advocate for expanded resources to address evolving student needs.

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Service Coordinator

Eugene, OR • On-site

Looking Glass Youth and Family Services
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$24.75/hr

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Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 16 days ago

Job description

Looking Glass Community Services is actively recruiting a Service Coordinator to join our Station 7 program!

Brief Overview of the Service Coordinator Position

The Service Coordinator coordinates and monitors the service plan including integration of support team members, key agencies and youth participants. This position is responsible for providing crisis intervention, maintaining a positive milieu, creating behavior management plans and overall case coordination for youth and family participants assigned to caseload.

Additional duties include:

  1. Provides crisis intervention counseling and service coordination for telephone and walk-in clients.
  2. Oversees the operation of the telephone crisis and service linkage system.
  3. Acts as shift coordinator on scheduled shifts.
  4. Provides transportation for program activities.
  5. Provides training to program staff and volunteers, and supervises assigned volunteers.

Essential Qualifications

A Bachelor's degree in social work, social science, or a related field is preferred. Professional experience may be accepted in lieu of education.

One year experience working with youth and families

Bilingual in Spanish is preferred but not required! Additional $1/hour increase for bilingual services

Compensation & Benefits

In order to hire and retain employees who truly share our mission to "build a better future for youth, adults, and families," we offer competitive benefits, compensation, a generous PTO accrual rate, and a positive work culture.

  • Pay: $24.75/hour
  • Schedule: Wednesday - Saturday 7:30am - 5:30pm
  • The benefits package includes medical, dental, vision, 401(k) options, and more!
  • Paid Time Off (PTO) accrual rate starts at ~18 hours per month, equivalent to 5.4 weeks/year in the first year of employment. PTO accrual rate increases with tenure at the agency, and is available to use starting the 1st of the month following the first 30 days of employment.
  • Paid in-depth training to ensure a successful transition into the agency and position.
  • May qualify for Oregon behavioral health loan repayment programs and federal Public Student Loan Forgiveness programs.

Overview of the Homeless Youth Services Programs

HYS is a group of four emergency shelter and crisis counseling programs. These services help youth get their lives back on track and provide the chance to reunite with their families. Station 7, PEER Shelter, and New Roads, with some Rural Outreach in Cottage Grove serve our clients in a way that equips them with basic needs, emergency shelter, and the tools necessary to advocate for themselves.

About Looking Glass

Looking Glass Community Services is honored to be included among the top 100 best nonprofits list for 2025. We greatly value our employees and their dedication to serving our most vulnerable community members each day - this award is representative of their passion.

As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, we have proudly provided assistance to children, adolescents, and adults in our community, helping them lead more productive and fulfilling lives since 1970! Compassion is our cornerstone. We value providing the highest level of quality services to our clients, and we are committed to the pursuit of cultural awareness. Looking Glass is committed to recruiting employees who reflect the diversity of our community and the youth and families we serve.

If you are looking to experience the best practices in social services with top professionals, Looking Glass Community Services is the place for you!

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