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Location: Southwestern Wisconsin Community Action Program Inc.
Position Type: Part-time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This role provides patient- and community-centered support to individuals and families across rural communities in southwest Wisconsin. The Community Health Worker builds trusted relationships with clients, families, service providers, and community partners to address social determinants of health and improve access to essential resources. Responsibilities include assessing client needs, supporting navigation of healthcare, insurance, food, housing, and social services, providing health education and goal-setting support, coordinating referrals and follow-up, and documenting client encounters. The role emphasizes culturally responsive engagement, community resource coordination, data tracking, and advocacy to strengthen continuity of care and promote improved health and well-being at the individual and community level.
Location: Outreach Community Health Centers-Milwaukee, WI
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This role provides community-based outreach and engagement to individuals experiencing homelessness with suspected mental illness. The PATH Outreach Worker meets individuals in nontraditional settings such as shelters, parks, clinics, and meal sites to assess eligibility, build trust, and connect consumers to behavioral health, substance use, and medical treatment. Responsibilities include conducting assessments and crisis plans, coordinating psychiatric care, assisting with SSI/SSDI applications through the SOAR model, supporting housing placement, and linking individuals to income, legal, medical, and social supports. The role emphasizes intensive engagement, care coordination, accurate data entry and reporting, and collaboration with community agencies to promote stability, treatment access, and long-term recovery.
Location: La Crosse Area Family YMCA- La Crosse
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This role provides family-centered, community-based support to children and families in the La Crosse area through a trusted nonprofit setting. The Community Health Worker builds strong relationships with families, schools, healthcare providers, social service agencies, and community partners to address social determinants of health and strengthen family stability. Responsibilities include supporting access to healthcare, insurance, food, housing, employment, and other community resources; partnering with local schools to promote attendance and family engagement; facilitating communication and empowerment within healthcare and social service systems; and documenting services and outcomes using the evidence-based Pathways Community Cares model. The role emphasizes culturally responsive engagement, care coordination, data tracking, and cross-sector collaboration to improve child, family, and community well-being.
Location: Hispanic Health Resource Center- Waukesha WI
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
The Bilingual Health Promoter provides culturally responsive health education and outreach to Hispanic/Latino communities across Wisconsin. This role implements evidence-based programs focused on chronic disease management, nutrition, physical activity, dementia education, and community wellness. Responsibilities include facilitating group health workshops, providing advocacy and care management support, building partnerships with community organizations, recruiting and training Spanish-speaking facilitators, and supporting program implementation, documentation, and reporting. The position involves regular community outreach, including some evenings, weekends, and travel.
Location: St. Paul Elder Services-Kaukauna WI
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
"The Community Services Coordinator provides leadership and oversight for multiple community-based programs supporting older adults, including adult day services, supportive home care, memory support, medical alert services, and volunteer-led programs. This role oversees program operations, staff and volunteer coordination, quality improvement, and compliance with state regulations, while advancing person-centered, dementia-informed care.
Responsibilities include leading program development and evaluation, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams and community partners, supporting individuals living with dementia and their care partners, making referrals across organizational services, and contributing to innovation, shared leadership, and culture transformation initiatives."
Location: AmeriCorps
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This role increases community awareness and supports strategic partnerships for a free clinic through data-driven outreach and engagement. Responsibilities include assisting with grant reporting and proposals, collecting and analyzing outcome data, and developing creative, visually engaging materials to communicate community need and impact. The position supports community outreach events, special event planning, social media and website updates, and assists with clinical program development and policy updates. The role collaborates closely with clinic leadership, maintains patient confidentiality, and supports continuity of care through follow-up coordination and team-based clinic operations.
Location: Advocap Inc,-Oshkosh
Position Type: Part-time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
"This role provides crisis-responsive, community-based support to individuals and families experiencing homelessness or housing instability across Fond du Lac, Green Lake, and Winnebago counties. The Homeless Prevention Specialist builds trusted, nonjudgmental relationships with participants to assess needs, stabilize housing, and support long-term self-sufficiency. Responsibilities include responding to individuals and families in crisis, completing assessments and program enrollment, developing individualized self-sufficiency plans, coaching participants toward housing stability, coordinating referrals to community resources, identifying service gaps, and documenting services and outcomes. The role emphasizes trauma-informed engagement, strengths-based coaching, case management, data tracking, and cross-sector collaboration to reduce homelessness and promote economic stability.
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Location: Rawhide Youth Services- New London
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This role provides health coordination and care support within a residential youth treatment setting, working closely with nursing, medical, and residential teams to ensure continuity of care and adherence to individualized treatment plans. The Health Coordinator supports youth access to medical, dental, and specialty care by coordinating appointments, transportation, and follow-up; assisting with medication administration processes; and supporting health education for youth and staff alongside the Nurse. Responsibilities include responding to youth medical and injury events in collaboration with providers, maintaining accurate health documentation and data tracking, supporting infection control and reporting requirements, coordinating pharmacy needs, and ensuring compliance with regulatory and organizational standards. The role emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, clear communication, data-informed care coordination, and adherence to best practices in residential youth care to promote safety, wellness, and treatment continuity.
Location: Varc In.-Viroqua, WI
Position Type: Part-time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This role provides on-the-job coaching and individualized support to people with disabilities and other life barriers to help them build skills, confidence, and independence. Responsibilities include serving as a positive role model, assisting with orientation and training, offering feedback and problem-solving support, monitoring and documenting client progress, and adjusting coaching strategies as needed. The position also involves regular communication with clients and employers to support successful, collaborative work experiences and participation in ongoing training and professional development.
Location: Wellpoint Care Network-Milwaukee, WI
Position Type: Full-Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This role provides community-based care coordination and family support for youth and young adults with mental health and behavioral health needs using a trauma-informed, strengths-based approach. The Care Coordinator conducts clinical assessments, develops and implements individualized treatment and crisis plans, and connects families to community resources and support systems. The position emphasizes family engagement, collaboration with multidisciplinary service teams, and ongoing coordination of care to promote stability, healing, and wellness. Responsibilities also include timely documentation, outcome tracking, participation in clinical consultation, and active engagement in agency initiatives centered on equity, inclusion, and restorative care for children and families.
Location: Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers-Milwaukee, WI
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This role provides direct, therapeutic support to children with mental health disorders within a structured treatment setting. Responsibilities include observing and documenting patient behaviors, assisting with treatment plan interventions, leading therapeutic and recreational activities, and supporting activities of daily living. The position collaborates closely with physicians and mental health professionals, responds to and de-escalates crises using non-invasive techniques, and helps maintain a safe, therapeutic environment. The role also involves communicating significant patient events, orienting patients and families to the program, escorting patients as needed, and performing routine care tasks such as monitoring vital signs.
Location: Rema Health-Milwaukee, WI
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This role provides community-based behavioral health support to individuals with serious mental illness, substance use disorders, and complex health needs across the Milwaukee metro area. The Behavioral Health Community Guide manages a full caseload, conducts outreach and engagement, assesses social determinants of health, and collaborates closely with a multidisciplinary care team to develop and implement individualized care plans. The position emphasizes relationship-building, care coordination, and connecting members to behavioral health, medical, and community resources through a combination of in-person visits and technology-enabled communication. The role requires strong autonomy, adaptability, trauma-informed practice, and comfort working in the field within a fast-paced, evolving healthcare environment.
Location: Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers-Milwaukee, WI
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This position supports HIV prevention and harm reduction programming through community outreach, education, testing, and navigation services that respond to identified community needs and best practices. The role coordinates and conducts outreach activities using data and needs assessments to guide strategies in priority areas, organizations, and among diverse populations. Responsibilities include identifying and conducting HIV testing for individuals at higher risk, providing Counseling, Testing, and Referrals (CTR) during office visits and outreach activities, and delivering education on HIV, HCV, STI prevention, and available prevention services. The position also conducts Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) assessments and supports navigation to medical care, treatment, case management, and community resources both within the organization and through external partners, including providing education, translation or interpretation, and other client-centered supports as needed. The role provides services at the Prevention Center and in the community, including Naloxone training and distribution, syringe exchange services, safe use kits, hygiene kits, and other prevention materials, while maintaining accurate client files, completing required data entry, and complying with state and grant protocols. Additional responsibilities include completing required grant and prevention trainings, supporting strategic planning, grant applications, reporting, and data collection, and collaborating with the prevention team to maintain an organized, welcoming, and client-centered Prevention Center environment. The position also engages in community partnership development by connecting with residents, businesses, and stakeholders, maintaining familiarity with community resources, monitoring referral outcomes and barriers to access, and facilitating or participating in community events and community advisory board meetings. Evening or weekend outreach may be required.
Location: Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers-Milwaukee, WI
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This position supports HIV prevention and harm reduction programming through community outreach, education, testing, and navigation services that respond to identified community needs and best practices. The role coordinates and conducts outreach activities using data and needs assessments to guide strategies in priority areas, organizations, and among diverse populations. Responsibilities include identifying and conducting HIV testing for individuals at higher risk, providing Counseling, Testing, and Referrals (CTR) during office visits and outreach activities, and delivering education on HIV, HCV, STI prevention, and available prevention services. The position also conducts Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) assessments and supports navigation to medical care, treatment, case management, and community resources both within the organization and through external partners, including providing education, translation or interpretation, and other client-centered supports as needed. The role provides services at the Prevention Center and in the community, including Naloxone training and distribution, syringe exchange services, safe use kits, hygiene kits, and other prevention materials, while maintaining accurate client files, completing required data entry, and complying with state and grant protocols. Additional responsibilities include completing required grant and prevention trainings, supporting strategic planning, grant applications, reporting, and data collection, and collaborating with the prevention team to maintain an organized, welcoming, and client-centered Prevention Center environment. The position also engages in community partnership development by connecting with residents, businesses, and stakeholders, maintaining familiarity with community resources, monitoring referral outcomes and barriers to access, and facilitating or participating in community events and community advisory board meetings. Evening or weekend outreach may be required.
Location:Elevate-Sheboygan
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
The Prevention Coordinator delivers substance use prevention education and early intervention services to youth, families, and community members across Sheboygan County. This role coordinates and implements evidence-based prevention curricula in middle and high schools, facilitates group workshops and one-on-one youth interventions, and collaborates with schools, community organizations, and coalition partners to strengthen prevention efforts. Responsibilities include supporting the Strategic Prevention Framework process, assisting with program expansion, collecting and analyzing data for evaluation and reporting, representing the agency at community meetings, and contributing to advocacy, parent education, and social marketing initiatives. The position requires strong collaboration, documentation, and flexibility to meet community and youth service needs.
Location: AmeriCorps
Position Type: Full Time-Remote
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This role supports the Sawyer County Health Department in improving population health by coordinating community health promotion initiatives, with a focus on underserved and high-poverty areas. The VISTA member engages community stakeholders to prioritize and launch health initiatives, develops funding strategies to support implementation, and strengthens the department’s capacity to track social determinants of health. The position also contributes to emergency preparedness and response efforts while building sustainable public health infrastructure through community engagement, planning, and capacity building.
Location:Wisconsin Norther Highland AHEC- Rhinelander WI
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
The Rural Health Program Coordinator supports the development, coordination, and evaluation of rural health workforce initiatives across an 11-county region in northeastern Wisconsin. This role designs and delivers community-based programs, student learning experiences, and outreach activities aligned with regional workforce needs and AHEC priorities.Key responsibilities include conducting a comprehensive rural healthcare workforce needs assessment, facilitating stakeholder interviews and surveys, building partnerships with healthcare organizations, Tribal Nations, educational institutions, and community partners, and translating findings into actionable program strategies. The Coordinator also mentors students and interns, supports community-driven projects, develops outreach materials, represents AHEC at regional and statewide events, and ensures accurate documentation and grant reporting.
Location: The Richland Hospital
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This role coordinates the daily operations of the Drug Free Communities (DFC) grant while advancing broader community health initiatives. The position focuses primarily on implementing evidence-based youth substance abuse prevention strategies through coalition building, data-driven planning, and community education. The coordinator supports coalition members, facilitates meetings and events, engages diverse stakeholders, reports grant progress, and builds partnerships across local and statewide prevention networks. The role also supports community health priorities by promoting wellness, addressing social determinants of health, improving access to care, and collaborating with healthcare and community organizations to advance health equity.
Location: Wisconsin Community Services
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
The Support and Service Coordinator (SSC) works within Wisconsin’s Children’s Long-Term Support (CLTS) Waiver Program to help children and youth ages 0–22 with developmental, emotional, and/or physical needs access services that support inclusion, independence, and well-being in their homes and communities. This role coordinates and facilitates both formal and informal supports needed by the child and family, using a family-centered, trauma-informed, strength-based, and culturally responsive approach. The SSC partners closely with families to assess and reassess the child’s health, safety, and functional needs, develop and implement individualized service plans, authorize CLTS supports and services, and manage coordination of benefits to ensure high-quality care. Responsibilities include maintaining regular contact with families through monthly collateral communication, periodic direct and face-to-face visits, and community-based service delivery that promotes inclusion and access. The role assists with establishing and maintaining program eligibility, identifying and supporting high-risk or vulnerable children, providing crisis and critical incident response, and fulfilling mandated reporter responsibilities related to child safety and well-being. The SSC also provides advocacy, education, and resource navigation to empower families to access services across systems, supports transitions into and out of the CLTS program, completes all required trainings, and maintains accurate, strength-based documentation in accordance with Milwaukee County Children, Youth, and Family Services policies and procedures.
Location: Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
Effectively deliver evidence-based curricula for program participants, reinforcing age- appropriate language and medically accurate instructional strategies. Conduct virtual sessions with youth and families as needed. Train new educators on evidence-based curricula. Provide services using a trauma-informed approach, reinforcing positive youth development. Screen for trauma exposure and refer for services as needed.
Location: Eau Claire County
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
The Community Outreach Case Worker provides outreach, case management, and resource navigation support to individuals and families experiencing homelessness, mental health challenges, substance use, incarceration, and other traumatic life events. This role focuses on building trust and relationships with individuals primarily in the county jail and continuing support in community settings such as shelters, hospitals, libraries, and outreach events. Key responsibilities include conducting needs assessments, developing individualized service plans, providing ongoing case management using motivational interviewing and harm reduction approaches, connecting clients to housing, mental health, substance use, and benefit programs, and advocating for client access to services. The position collaborates closely with community partners and internal teams, documents client progress, participates in outreach events, and supports a trauma-informed, client-centered, and collaborative team culture.
Location: Advocap Inc.-Fond du Lac
Position Type: Part-time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This role provides front-door, crisis-responsive support within a community-based Opportunity Center serving individuals and families experiencing poverty, homelessness, and other barriers to stability. The Information & Referral Specialist conducts brief needs assessments, identifies immediate priorities, and connects individuals to internal and external community resources to address urgent needs. Responsibilities include engaging unscheduled walk-ins, coordinating referrals and follow-up to ensure access and outcomes, advocating for services, documenting client needs and services, and collaborating with Center staff to support stabilization and warm handoffs to longer-term self-sufficiency planning and case management. The role emphasizes trauma-informed engagement, dignity-centered service delivery, community partnership coordination, and strengths-based support to help individuals move toward stability and self-sufficiency.
Location: Northland Community Services-Hayward, WI
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
This role provides comprehensive, community-based mental health support to adults living with long-term mental illness, with a focus on promoting stability, recovery, and community integration. The Community Support Professional partners with consumers, families, clinical providers, and community agencies to conduct assessments, develop and implement individualized treatment plans, and coordinate supports across medical, behavioral health, social, and vocational domains. Responsibilities include symptom and medication monitoring; crisis intervention; skills training for daily living, financial management, and social functioning; care coordination and advocacy; documentation and record maintenance; and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, including participation in commitment hearings and coordination with legal and law enforcement partners when needed. The role emphasizes person-centered care, recovery-oriented practice, interdisciplinary collaboration, and continuity of services to improve quality of life and long-term outcomes.
Location: Sirona Recovery- Juneau, WI
Position Type: Part-Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
The Prevention Specialist is responsible for promoting substance use awareness, education, and access to recovery resources that support the well-being of individuals and families in Dodge County. This role focuses on engaging with the community, providing education on available services, and fostering connections to promote healthier lifestyles. The Prevention Specialist collaborates with local organizations, schools, and community groups to increase awareness of services, facilitate educational presentations, and promote access to support. Additionally, The Prevention Specialist will assist in developing outreach materials, coordinating events, and ensuring that information about available services is widely accessible. Key areas of focus for this role include building strong community relationships, delivering educational resources, and helping individuals connect with appropriate support services to improve overall health and well-being.
Location: Outgamie County
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
"The Prevention Program Coordinator plans, implements, and evaluates evidence-based chronic disease and prevention programs designed to maintain independence and delay or prevent the need for long-term care services for adults in Outagamie County. This role coordinates prevention initiatives focused on modifiable risk factors, manages and supports volunteers delivering evidence-based classes, and may lead portions of these classes.
Key responsibilities include collaborating with public health and community partners to align prevention efforts, evaluating program outcomes and reporting data, providing education and training to staff and community groups, participating in outreach and health promotion activities, making referrals to additional services, and maintaining strong relationships with human services, medical, and social service agencies."
Location: Northwest Passage -Webster WI
Position Type: Full Time
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
"The Youth Development Specialist provides direct care and supervision to children and adolescents in a residential mental health treatment setting. This role supports youth through structured daily programming, therapeutic activities, and close supervision while serving as a consistent, positive role model within the treatment environment.
Key responsibilities include maintaining a safe and structured living environment, supporting residents’ basic and emotional needs, implementing programming initiatives, assisting youth in managing behaviors and developing coping skills, documenting treatment progress and incidents, collaborating with the interdisciplinary treatment team, and advocating for residents’ goals and well-being."
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