Volunteer Program Development Coordinators – Community Stabilization Initiative

Volunteer Program Development Coordinators – Community Stabilization Initiative

LoopRoots Foundation is seeking 3 highly motivated Volunteer Program Development Coordinators to assist in building and launching a new community-based stabilization and compliance support initiative serving justice-impacted individuals and families.

This new initiative will support both:

• Individuals residing in transitional or emergency housing programs

• Community participants outside of our housing programs who require structured support and accountability services

The program will focus on:

• Transportation coordination for compliance-related appointments

• Workforce readiness support

• Background screening coordination

• Drug and alcohol monitoring coordination

• Community stabilization services

• Reentry support services

• Appointment scheduling and partner coordination

• Case management and participant support

• Court/probation-related support coordination

This role is ideal for individuals interested in:

• Criminal justice reform

• Reentry and rehabilitation services

• Workforce development

• Behavioral health support

• Community outreach

• Program operations

• Transportation coordination

• Nonprofit leadership and social impact work

Volunteer Commitment:

20–25 hours per week

Growth Opportunity:

Selected volunteers will be considered for guaranteed paid employment opportunities within 90 days following the official launch of the program.

Qualifications Preferred:

• Strong communication and organizational skills

• Passion for supporting underserved and justice-impacted communities

• Ability to work collaboratively within a growing nonprofit environment

• Experience in case management, nonprofit work, behavioral health, transportation coordination, public safety, or workforce development is a plus but not required

About LoopRoots Foundation:

LoopRoots Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting justice-impacted individuals and families through transportation assistance, transitional housing support, workforce readiness, food access, reentry support services, and community stabilization initiatives designed to reduce barriers and strengthen long-term independence and success.

Location:

Remote with future hybrid opportunities depending on location and program expansion.