Charlotte, North Carolina, United States · Hybrid
Program: A Guided Journey-Healthy Start Enhanced (HSE) Program Position: Healthy Start Consortium Coordinator Reports to: Director of Maternal Child Nursing and Project Manager Job specification: 0.5FTE. 20 hours/week in…
Skills: Community Organizing, Project Management, Strategic Planning, Data Analysis, Interpersonal Communication
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States • Hybrid
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The coordinator manages the Healthy Start Consortium by leading community engagement, strategic planning, and the implementation of maternal and child health activities. They are also responsible for project data management, coordinating meetings, and drafting progress reports.
A Bachelor's degree in Public Health, Social Work, or a related field is required, with a Master's degree preferred. Candidates must have at least two years of experience in community organizing or project management.
The Heart of Community Health
Based in Charlotte, NC, Care Ring leads a collaborative effort to meet our community's changing health care needs and to fight racial and economic disparities in health outcomes. We are a non-profit organization that helps people who fall through the cracks of the health care system in Mecklenburg County. Since 1955, we have been providing uninsured individuals struggling with poverty with access to medical care. One in 10 people die from limited access to health services. Care Ring's goal is to prevent these needless tragedies and build a stronger, healthier community. Our 5 service lines fall under 2 pillars - Access to Care and Maternal-Child Health. Access to Care includes our Care Ring Clinic; our Physicians Reach Out network of volunteer providers; and The Bridge, our community-based care team. Maternal-Child Health includes our Nurse-Family Partnership and A Guided Journey programs which serve at-risk pregnant and new mothers, providing a range of supportive care and resource connections from pregnancy until the child's second birthday, striving to improve birth and post-natal outcomes and reduce racial and socioeconomic disparities. In March of 2025, Care Ring launched its on-site Food Pantry, providing 7 days of groceries 2-3 days per week to families throughout the community. Care Ring strives to assist all our clients with accessing wraparound services like counseling, food, housing, medical equipment, medications, and more to remove barriers to living their best, healthiest life. In FY25, we served over 7,500 individuals and their families.
Offices: Charlotte, NC 28202, US
The Heart of Community Health
Based in Charlotte, NC, Care Ring leads a collaborative effort to meet our community's changing health care needs and to fight racial and economic disparities in health outcomes. We are a non-profit organization that helps people who fall through the cracks of the health care system in Mecklenburg County. Since 1955, we have been providing uninsured individuals struggling with poverty with access to medical care. One in 10 people die from limited access to health services. Care Ring's goal is to prevent these needless tragedies and build a stronger, healthier community. Our 5 service lines fall under 2 pillars - Access to Care and Maternal-Child Health. Access to Care includes our Care Ring Clinic; our Physicians Reach Out network of volunteer providers; and The Bridge, our community-based care team. Maternal-Child Health includes our Nurse-Family Partnership and A Guided Journey programs which serve at-risk pregnant and new mothers, providing a range of supportive care and resource connections from pregnancy until the child's second birthday, striving to improve birth and post-natal outcomes and reduce racial and socioeconomic disparities. In March of 2025, Care Ring launched its on-site Food Pantry, providing 7 days of groceries 2-3 days per week to families throughout the community. Care Ring strives to assist all our clients with accessing wraparound services like counseling, food, housing, medical equipment, medications, and more to remove barriers to living their best, healthiest life. In FY25, we served over 7,500 individuals and their families.
Offices: Charlotte, NC 28202, US
