Lead a two-year design and implementation project on faith-based grief practices.
Research national projects and nurture a “community of practice” on grief.
Design curricula and a Grief Resource Guide for community support.
Create accessible materials like handouts and online content.
Design and deliver workshops on preparing families for loss.
Plan for scaling of pilot initiative.

Bachelors Degree in Education, Social Services, or adjacent field.
Experience in non-profit field, small group development, and community building.
Experience and deep interest in grief, clinical work, and pastoral care.
Ability to communicate effectively and professionally at all levels.
Strong communication, writing, and facilitation skills, with the ability to address sensitive topics respectfully.
Strong planning and organizational skills.
Must have cultural literacy and openness to a wide swath of faith practices.
Availability for occasional evenings and weekends.

Community Grief Support Coordinator

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