Bilingual Outreach Coordinator

Position Summary

The Outreach Coordinator helps connect underserved communities with affordable and free pet care resources. This position focuses on increasing access to spay/neuter services, preventive veterinary care, and humane education through community outreach and public engagement.

The coordinator serves as both a community ambassador and educator, building relationships with schools, neighborhoods, local organizations, and pet owners to improve the lives of pets and the people who care for them.

Key Responsibilities

Community Outreach and Access to Care

· Conduct outreach in underserved neighborhoods, veterinary deserts, and high-need ZIP codes.

· Build relationships with schools, food pantries, community centers, churches, apartment complexes, libraries, and local nonprofits. Communities in Schools can be a vital resource for special events throughout the school year.

· Promote free and low-cost spay/neuter services, vaccinations, microchipping, and transport programs.

· Plan and maintain an annual calendar of outreach events, festivals, and community tabling opportunities.

· Assist with outreach tables, vaccine clinics, transport events, and community pet wellness programs.

· Distribute bilingual educational materials and community resources.

· Maintain outreach records, collect ZIP code and program data, and assist with reporting and grant outcomes.

· Represent the organization professionally at community meetings, neighborhood events, and partner locations.

· Collect stories from the community to share with marketing teams.

Qualifications

· Passion for animal welfare, humane education, and community outreach.

· Strong public speaking and communication skills.

· Comfortable speaking to children, families, and diverse community groups.

· Ability to build trust and positive relationships within underserved communities.

· Organized and able to manage multiple schools, schedules, and outreach events.

· Bilingual English/Spanish.

· Experience in education, outreach, customer service, social services, or animal welfare preferred.

· Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required.

Physical Requirements

· Ability to lift and carry outreach materials and supplies.

· Ability to stand for extended periods during events and presentations.

· Comfortable working indoors and outdoors in varying weather conditions.

Desired Qualities

· Compassionate and approachable

· Self-motivated and dependable

· Creative and engaging presenter

· Team-oriented with a positive attitude

· Comfortable working independently in community settings

Impact of the Position

This position plays a vital role in helping families access affordable pet care while teaching children the importance of kindness, responsibility, and humane treatment of animals. Through outreach and education, the coordinator helps create safer neighborhoods, healthier pets, and stronger human-animal bonds within the community.