Ransburg YMCA - Director of Center Youth Family and Camp

FULL TIME PERKS

• Supportive Work Environment

• Free Y Membership for Household

• 20 Hours of Free Childcare Per Week (While Working)

• Program Discount for Self and Household

• Employer Paid Retirement

• Tuition Reimbursement

• Some Certifications Provided

• Employee Benefits Hub (discounts on goods and services)

• Employee Assistance Program including legal, financial, and mental health resources

• Life, Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance/Health Savings or Flexible Spending Account

• Generous Paid Time Off

GENERAL FUNCTION

Under the direction of Youth Development leadership and with close guidance from the Vice President of Child Care, youth Development- the Director of Center Youth, Family & Camp will be responsible for administering all facets of our identified core youth center focused services; including, homeschool programming, day camp, family programming, special events and the development of other community focused programing. The staff person will be accountable for the implementation and administration of the program initiatives, successful program implementation, recruitment of participants and volunteers, and responsible financial operation in accordance with Association goals, objectives and policies throughout a specified Center. Specific program areas include core Play and Learn staff management, family weekend programs, Family Nights (Kids night out, Parent night out) special events, Center Day Camp, and development of new and innovative community-based programs. The Youth, Family & Camp Director must understand their role in helping build relationships and a small community atmosphere among our members. This position is responsible for relationship building to assist with cross system family engagement, for example- creating connections between BAS staff and Center staff to offer sports, and other types of clinics within out of school time settings; collaborate with other Center staff and service lines to engage sports clinic patrons with camp, and other family programing within the centers- thus generating wholistic use of all youth facing YMCA experiences.