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Public Health & Research Center
ICAN MCCAP Benefits Project Coordinator
This position provides client-focused support to individuals and families seeking access to publicly funded benefits and social services, including SNAP, Medicaid/Medicare, transportation assistance, and long-term care services for eligible NYS Medicaid recipients. The role involves assessing client needs, assisting with benefit enrollment, making referrals to community resources, advocating for clients, coordinating care, and serving as a liaison in complex or time-sensitive situations. The position also requires maintaining accurate and confidential client records using Salesforce and other databases while following HIPAA and regulatory requirements. The ideal candidate will have strong communication, customer service, organizational, and problem-solving skills, be comfortable working with diverse and underserved populations, and be able to work independently and collaboratively.
Project Coordinator (Spanish) PT
This position supports multiple community health and social care programs across New York, and
plays a key role in screening Medicaid-enrolled community members for social care needs and
supporting general Public Health & Research Center (PHRC) projects. The ideal candidate will
demonstrate strong customer service and communication skills, as well as the ability to effectively
multitask, manage time, and collaborate with both clients and experience working with immigrant
communities, and comfort engaging clients in Chinese or Spanish, and English.
Aging
The Custodial Aide supports the daily operations of the KCS Flushing Older Adult Center by maintaining a clean, safe, and welcoming facility environment. This position assists with routine cleaning, inventory organization, and movement of supplies, as well as transporting meals from Flushing to the KCS Manhattan Satellite every Wednesday and Thursday. The Custodial Aide also provides on-site support during Pop-Up Café operations on Tuesdays and Thursdays, ensuring smooth meal setup, breakdown, and overall service delivery.
Engagement & Tech Support Specialist
The Engagement & Tech Support Specialist supports participant engagement, wellness monitoring, and technology-assisted outreach activities for socially isolated older adults enrolled in the NJ Wellness Senior Initiative. The position combines direct participant support, home visits, wellness check-ins, technology assistance, data collection, and documentation to promote social connectedness, reduce isolation, and improve overall wellbeing.
Part-Time Program Assistant Coordinator
The Program Assistant Coordinator (Part-Time) is responsible for providing direct support in the day-to-day operation of recreational, therapeutic, and social activities at the Adult Day Care Center. Under the guidance of the Program Manager and in collaboration with the Program Coordinator, the Assistant Coordinator helps facilitate group programs, engages with participants, performs light administrative tasks, and assists in maintaining a clean, safe, and nurturing environment. This role is essential for ensuring that SADC participants receive person-centered attention and care.
Communications & Outreach
Sr. Communications & Outreach Manager
KCS is seeking a strategic, creative, and hands-on Senior Communications & Outreach Manager to
lead and elevate the organization’s communications, branding, and storytelling efforts. This role is
responsible for developing and executing communications strategy, managing digital platforms,
supporting fundraising and donor engagement initiatives, and overseeing content creation across
programs and events. The Manager will proactively contribute to KCS’s development by
strengthening organizational visibility, expanding donor relationships, and collaborating cross-
functionally across departments under tight deadlines.
Education
Adult Chorus Instructor (Independent Contractor)
The NJ Education Department is seeking a dynamic and talented part-time Adult Chorus Instructor to lead our adult choral program in Tenafly, NJ. The instructor will play a pivotal role in shaping the ensemble, fostering a lifelong love of music within our community, and enhancing our members’ vocal abilities and performance skills.
Elementary Creative Arts Instructor
The Education Department is seeking a dynamic, enthusiastic, and experienced Elementary Creative Arts Instructor to join our Westchester team. This role is central to our Kids Program/Creative Studio, where you will inspire elementary school students and introduce them to the vibrant world of visual arts. The successful candidate will be well-versed in creating and teaching hands-on arts projects, with the unique ability to engage, motivate, and connect with young students over a 12-week period.
The NJ Education Department is seeking a talented and dedicated Cello Instructor to provide engaging, in-person music instruction to elementary school students and above in Tenafly, NJ. The instructor will develop and teach age- and skill-appropriate lessons covering cello technique, music theory, and performance skills while fostering a supportive, inclusive, and structured learning environment.
NJ Piano Instructor (Independent Contractor)
The NJ Education Department is seeking a skilled and dedicated Piano Instructor to provide individualized, engaging piano instruction to youth and adult students at its Tenafly, NJ location. The instructor will teach students of varying ages and skill levels, focusing on piano technique, sight-reading, rhythm, music theory, ear training, musical expression, and performance skills while creating a supportive and inclusive learning environment. Responsibilities include selecting appropriate repertoire, providing constructive feedback, preparing students for recitals and performances, communicating progress with students and parents/guardians, maintaining lesson and attendance records, and supporting the organization of instructional materials and program activities.
The Education Department is seeking an enthusiastic, high-energy, and experienced K-Pop Dance
Instructor to join our Westchester team. This role is central to our Kids Program/Creative Studio,
where you will introduce elementary school students to the vibrant world of K-Pop. The successful
candidate will be responsible for leading an engaging, fun, and age-appropriate 12-week curriculum.
The NJ Education Department is looking for a Program Coordinator who will oversee the day-to-day operations and delivery of educational programs, camps, workshops, and community initiatives while serving as a primary point of contact for students, parents, instructors, staff, volunteers, and community partners. Responsibilities include program scheduling and staffing, participant intake and support, outreach and recruitment, event and workshop coordination, community partnership development, data management and reporting, grant compliance, budget support, and assisting with program development and case management.
Part-Time NY Program Coordinator
The NY Education Department is seeking a dedicated, organized, and eager to learn part-time Program
Coordinator to join our team. He/She will help manage and coordinate various programs/projects. The ideal
candidate is detail-oriented, culturally responsive, and experienced in education or community-based program
coordination.
Headquarter
KCS is seeking a highly skilled Executive Assistant to provide high-level administrative support to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). This role requires exceptional organizational skills, utmost discretion, and the ability to efficiently manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment.
Responsibilities include handling sensitive information, coordinating the CEO's schedule, and ensuring the smooth operation of executive functions.
The HQ-Grant Team in New York is seeking a fluent Korean-speaking, experienced, and detail-oriented Grant Manager. This full-time role is dedicated strictly to high-level institutional fundraising, grant management, and public policy advocacy support.
The ideal candidate will be the primary driver in securing funding through advanced grant research, complex proposal writing, and targeted advocacy efforts. They are able work across inter-departmentally with directors from other departments as well as manage their own team. The Grant Manager will independently own the grant lifestyle from procurement to final reporting, maintaining alignment with various KCS internal program departments to support both the financial sustainability and the community impact of the organization's missions.
Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York (KCS) is seeking a full-time, fluent Korean-speaking Grant Manager to lead institutional fundraising, grant development, compliance, and public policy advocacy support. The Grant Manager will independently manage the full grant lifecycle, including researching federal, New York State, New York City, foundation, and corporate funding opportunities; developing compelling proposals, budgets, and reports; coordinating with program directors and internal departments; maintaining grant calendars and compliance requirements; monitoring grant expenditures and budgets; and supporting funder and government relations. The role also includes supervising and mentoring grant team members, conducting policy research, supporting community advocacy efforts, and developing advocacy materials and briefings.
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Our mission is to serve as a bridge connecting Korean immigrants and the broader Asian community, enabling their active involvement in society while surmounting economic, health, and language obstacles, ultimately fostering their independence and prosperity within the community. To fulfill this mission, we offer compassionate and easily accessible programs in crucial domains such as Aging, Education, Immigration, Mental Health, Public Health, and Workforce Development. Emphasizing the strength of our community, generosity plays a pivotal role in supporting our cause. Fundraising stands as a vital aspect of the KCS community, unwavering in its dedication to sustain our mission as a steadfast bridge for the immigrant community.
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