Fathers New Mexico is HIRING ! Executive Director

The Executive Director reports to the Advisory Council and serves in a critical leadership role to offer support to fathers and families. You will oversee all programming, services, staffing, and resource development activities for the organization. You will work with your staff and the Advisory Council to provide quality services to program participants and establish and maintain relationships with community partners. Your role requires the unique ability to manage staff, fundraise, and maintain a high level of visibility for the organization. Effective management, leadership, financial, and public relations skills are absolutely essential in this role.

This role is more deliverable based rather than time based. Bonuses can be discussed with organizational growth.

Executive Director Job Responsibilities:

Responsible for planning, organizing, and directing the organization’s operations and programming to ensure organizational goals and outcomes are achieved with fidelity.

Oversee staff onboarding, recruitment, retention, management, training, and other human resource activities linked to our fiscal agent.

Implement and maintain consistent accounting policies, procedures, and reporting.

Provide financial oversight of the organization while working closely with the Advisory Council, FNM’s fiscal sponsor, funding entities, and other staff members to ensure financial adherence and accountability.

Manage, approve, and support annual budget reviews, monthly and quarterly reviews, and periodic forecast updates with operational and senior management.

Maintain ongoing, transparent contact with Advisory Council on organizational performance.

Work collaboratively with the Advisory Council to establish and prioritize strategies to support and grow the organization.

Maintain positive relationships with funders and community partners.

Oversee fundraising efforts while working collaboratively with fund development professionals and other relevant staff members.

Executive Director Qualifications / Skills:

Demonstrated ability to provide leadership, vision, and management to a regional non-profit organization. Must be able to develop long and short-term strategies to achieve the vision and communicate appropriately to inspire support and action.

Must have strong organizational skills, and be detail oriented with the ability to prioritize, manage multiple projects, and execute in a high-volume environment.

Must be able to meet deadlines, implement a unified strategy and accept direction as part of a statewide collaborative.

Must be able to demonstrate an established track record in fundraising in a nonprofit setting.

Ability to work both independently and with others to resolve issues and maintain composure and professionalism in an environment of changing and/or multiple priorities.

Ability to maintain social, ethical, and organizational standards in job-related activities, at work, and in the community.

Excellent communication skills with the ability to develop and convey thoughts clearly, logically, and concisely both orally and in writing.

Ability to travel, work a flexible schedule and respond to emergency situations.

Demonstrated commitment, passion, and compassion for the mission of FathersNM.

Education, Experience preferred:

Bachelor’s degree in business, social services or related field or equivalent experience.

Experience in management/leadership in a non-profit setting.

Experience in organizational development, program management, financial oversight, and data-driven decision-making to achieve outcomes.

Experience working with vulnerable populations.

Must have a valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record

Please submit cover letter, resume/CV and references to Barry at this email: kbmac@cybermesa.com.

One more chance to aplpy for SocialWorker/Case Manager position at FathersNM !!!

Case Manager/Social Worker JOB SUMMARY:

A Case Management Supervisor at Fathers New Mexico is responsible for overseeing  the case management provided to individuals served by Fathers New Mexico. This position assists with development, review, and improvement of case management/client files and establishing processes to support all staff with case management duties. This person shall prioritize a client-centered approach. All Case Managers are expected to work with individuals and families humbly and conscientiously pursue options to meet participants' needs. This Case Management Supervisor must be open to professional development, constructive feedback, challenging ideas, and collaborative teamwork. The Case Management Supervisor will support and operationalize the mission of Fathers New Mexico in its work with families. A successful Case Management Supervisor actively contributes their expertise and insights to promote constant improvement within the organization and maintains positive relationships with other staff, volunteers, clients/participants, professional collaborators and supporters of Fathers New Mexico. A Fathers New Mexico Case Management Supervisor willingly brings their expertise and insights to the team, in the spirit of constant improvement for the organization.This position may plan and facilitate Dad’s Groups for participants. This person may also be asked to support organizational development and promotional activities. 

Fathers New Mexico is still hiring!!! Apply now.

Positions available - Case Management Supervisor and Case Manager/Social Workers

Case Manager/Social Worker JOB SUMMARY:

A Case Manager/Social Worker at Fathers New Mexico is responsible for  listening to each participating parent and to provide support with addressing each of the parent’s concerns as well as respectful and productive feedback to the parent. Case Manager/Social Workers outreach to fathers in a purposeful manner, prioritizing fathers with the highest needs. Case Manager/Social Workers are responsible to work with individuals and families from a place of humility and to conscientiously pursue options to meet participants needs. Social Workers must engage professional development, be open to ideas that challenge and work as a team member. Case Manager/Social Workers support and operationalize the mission of Fathers New Mexico and its work with families. A Fathers New Mexico Social Worker willingly brings their expertise and insights to the team, in the spirit of constant improvement for the organization.

Case Manager/Social Worker JOB SUMMARY:

A Case Management Supervisor at Fathers New Mexico is responsible for overseeing  the case management provided to individuals served by Fathers New Mexico. This position assists with development, review, and improvement of case management/client files and establishing processes to support all staff with case management duties. This person shall prioritize a client-centered approach. All Case Managers are expected to work with individuals and families humbly and conscientiously pursue options to meet participants' needs. This Case Management Supervisor must be open to professional development, constructive feedback, challenging ideas, and collaborative teamwork. The Case Management Supervisor will support and operationalize the mission of Fathers New Mexico in its work with families. A successful Case Management Supervisor actively contributes their expertise and insights to promote constant improvement within the organization and maintains positive relationships with other staff, volunteers, clients/participants, professional collaborators and supporters of Fathers New Mexico. A Fathers New Mexico Case Management Supervisor willingly brings their expertise and insights to the team, in the spirit of constant improvement for the organization.This position may plan and facilitate Dad’s Groups for participants. This person may also be asked to support organizational development and promotional activities. 

April 24, 2023

Hiring in Santa Fe! Position: peer navigation lead

Fathers New Mexico is seeking: An energetic part-time  manager to oversee peer navigation work in Santa Fe. 

JOB SUMMARY: 

Fathers New Mexico’s young parent peer navigators are dedicated community members who serve young parents by assisting them to connect to services and supports that they need. The peer navigation lead will learn the criteria of the young parent peer navigation program and support the peer navigators as they engage young parents in Santa Fe. The peer navigation lead will listen to and develop a plan for ensuring that each peer navigator is successful. This position includes data collection and management. The peer navigation lead is responsible to work with individuals and families and do so from a place of humility. Professional development for self and peer navigators will be a priority. This position manages outreach and relationship building between FNM and other entities. All FNM staff represent Fathers New Mexico in community, with collaborative partners, funders, participants, political entities, and other non-profits. This person will also be asked to support organizational development and promotional activities. 

Requirements: 

Must have a driver’s license and a legal, operational vehicle that complies with all relevant NM laws. 

Able to pass a criminal background check. 

Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred.

Professional with an appropriate combination of education and experience.

How to Apply: 

Email Cover Letter and Resume to Johnny Wilson - johnny@fathersnewmexico.com 

Fathers New Mexico is hiring!

Positions available - Case Management Supervisor and Case Manager/Social Workers

Case Manager/Social Worker JOB SUMMARY:

A Case Manager/Social Worker at Fathers New Mexico is responsible for  listening to each participating parent and to provide support with addressing each of the parent’s concerns as well as respectful and productive feedback to the parent. Case Manager/Social Workers outreach to fathers in a purposeful manner, prioritizing fathers with the highest needs. Case Manager/Social Workers are responsible to work with individuals and families from a place of humility and to conscientiously pursue options to meet participants needs. Social Workers must engage professional development, be open to ideas that challenge and work as a team member. Case Manager/Social Workers support and operationalize the mission of Fathers New Mexico and its work with families. A Fathers New Mexico Social Worker willingly brings their expertise and insights to the team, in the spirit of constant improvement for the organization.

Case Manager/Social Worker JOB SUMMARY:

A Case Management Supervisor at Fathers New Mexico is responsible for overseeing  the case management provided to individuals served by Fathers New Mexico. This position assists with development, review, and improvement of case management/client files and establishing processes to support all staff with case management duties. This person shall prioritize a client-centered approach. All Case Managers are expected to work with individuals and families humbly and conscientiously pursue options to meet participants' needs. This Case Management Supervisor must be open to professional development, constructive feedback, challenging ideas, and collaborative teamwork. The Case Management Supervisor will support and operationalize the mission of Fathers New Mexico in its work with families. A successful Case Management Supervisor actively contributes their expertise and insights to promote constant improvement within the organization and maintains positive relationships with other staff, volunteers, clients/participants, professional collaborators and supporters of Fathers New Mexico. A Fathers New Mexico Case Management Supervisor willingly brings their expertise and insights to the team, in the spirit of constant improvement for the organization.This position may plan and facilitate Dad’s Groups for participants. This person may also be asked to support organizational development and promotional activities. 

Hiring in Santa Fe! Position: peer navigation lead

Fathers New Mexico is seeking: An energetic part-time  manager to oversee peer navigation work in Santa Fe. 

JOB SUMMARY: 

Fathers New Mexico’s young parent peer navigators are dedicated community members who serve young parents by assisting them to connect to services and supports that they need. The peer navigation lead will learn the criteria of the young parent peer navigation program and support the peer navigators as they engage young parents in Santa Fe. The peer navigation lead will listen to and develop a plan for ensuring that each peer navigator is successful. This position includes data collection and management. The peer navigation lead is responsible to work with individuals and families and do so from a place of humility. Professional development for self and peer navigators will be a priority. This position manages outreach and relationship building between FNM and other entities. All FNM staff represent Fathers New Mexico in community, with collaborative partners, funders, participants, political entities, and other non-profits. This person will also be asked to support organizational development and promotional activities. 

Requirements: 

Must have a driver’s license and a legal, operational vehicle that complies with all relevant NM laws. 

Able to pass a criminal background check. 

Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred.

Professional with an appropriate combination of education and experience.

How to Apply: 

Email Cover Letter and Resume to Johnny Wilson - johnny@fathersnewmexico.com 

FathersNM is hiring a facilitator for our FUTURE MEN PROJECT

Fathers New Mexico is seeking: An energetic and devoted Facilitator for our FUTURE MEN PROJECT

JOB SUMMARY:

Facilitators for the Fathers New Mexico FUTURE MEN PROJECT (FMP), a small groups for middle school aged boys delivered through the school year, are compassionate, provide support for individual participants and deliver meaningful content regarding: planning for the future, considering gender norms, healthy relationships, healthy choices, and more. They listen to each participant, research and provide support to address participants needs, and develop a healthy and inclusive environment for group discussions. Facilitators are responsible to work with individuals and groups from a place of humility. Facilitators engage professional development and operationalize the mission of Fathers New Mexico and its work. Facilitators represent Fathers New Mexico to all its constituencies including; collaborative partners, funding sources, participants, community members, and other related not-for-profits.

In addition to one-on-one support of FMP participants, content delivery and small group management, this position will coordinate relationships with participating schools and institutions. This person will also be asked to support organizational development and promotional activities.

Requirements:

Any bilingual (English/Spanish) professional with an appropriate combination of education and experience will be considered.

Must have a legal driver’s license and an operational vehicle that complies with all relevant NM laws.

Able to pass a criminal background check.

How to Apply:

Email Cover Letter and Resume to Johnny Wilson - tokaprod@gmail.com