Job Overview
Employment Type
Part-time
Compensation
Hourly
Range $20.00 - $28.50
Work Schedule
Weekend Shifts
Benefits
discounted rent
Job Description
Apartment Life is a dedicated community-focused organization committed to enhancing the quality of life for residents in affordable housing communities across the United States. This organization works closely with corporate, government, and nonprofit partners to design, implement, and manage comprehensive resident engagement programs that foster wellness, social connection, educational enrichment, and stability within these communities. Apartment Life's mission focuses on building supportive environments where families and individuals can thrive socially, emotionally, and economically by providing access to resources, educational workshops, and social activities that meet the unique needs of each community they serve.
The position available is the Events and Ministry Coordinator, alternatively referred to internally as the Coordinator of Resident Services, responsible for executing the service plan of Apartment Life within a specific apartment community located in Gulfport, Mississippi. This unique role offers an opportunity to be immersed directly within the community, as the coordinators live onsite and are compensated via discounted rent rather than traditional salary. This role is part-time, requiring around 12 hours per week of committed service, typically spread across business hours, evenings, and weekends to ensure alignment with residents' availability and needs.
The coordinator role is designed to be filled by a team of two people, such as a married couple, adult family members, or two roommates of the same gender who can commit to serving together for a period of two years. This team dynamic is critical to effectively meet the diverse and ongoing needs of the community and to provide continuous engagement and support.
In this role, coordinators develop and lead a monthly schedule filled with community events and workshops aimed at fostering social engagement, wellness, health, enrichment, and tenant stability. These events can range from educational workshops for adults and youth to welcoming new residents and helping connect people with critical community resources, including rental assistance programs, food support, and other necessary aid. Coordinators also act as vital connectors, meeting regularly with residents to provide individualized support and to build trusting relationships within the community.
The role includes ongoing collaboration with onsite staff and regular communication with the Apartment Life supervisor, including weekly meetings to review programming goals and strategies. Coordinators are also responsible for submitting monthly impact reports detailing activities, attendance, and outcomes, enabling continuous program improvement and transparency.
This position is not compensated with a traditional salary but instead offers discounted housing onsite, making it well-suited for individuals or pairs committed to community service and engagement rather than monetary compensation. Due to the nature of the job requiring physical activity, coordinators should be able to perform tasks such as standing, sitting, bending, using stairs, and lifting up to 25 pounds.
This role provides a meaningful opportunity for those passionate about social impact, community service, and resident engagement to contribute directly to improving the living environments and overall wellbeing of apartment communities. With a required commitment of two years and varied hours to accommodate resident availability, this role marries flexibility with purposeful work and the chance to become an integral, trusted presence within a vibrant community setting. The position encourages applicants to engage deeply with the community, utilize their event planning and communication skills, and create a lasting positive impact through resident-centered programming.
The position available is the Events and Ministry Coordinator, alternatively referred to internally as the Coordinator of Resident Services, responsible for executing the service plan of Apartment Life within a specific apartment community located in Gulfport, Mississippi. This unique role offers an opportunity to be immersed directly within the community, as the coordinators live onsite and are compensated via discounted rent rather than traditional salary. This role is part-time, requiring around 12 hours per week of committed service, typically spread across business hours, evenings, and weekends to ensure alignment with residents' availability and needs.
The coordinator role is designed to be filled by a team of two people, such as a married couple, adult family members, or two roommates of the same gender who can commit to serving together for a period of two years. This team dynamic is critical to effectively meet the diverse and ongoing needs of the community and to provide continuous engagement and support.
In this role, coordinators develop and lead a monthly schedule filled with community events and workshops aimed at fostering social engagement, wellness, health, enrichment, and tenant stability. These events can range from educational workshops for adults and youth to welcoming new residents and helping connect people with critical community resources, including rental assistance programs, food support, and other necessary aid. Coordinators also act as vital connectors, meeting regularly with residents to provide individualized support and to build trusting relationships within the community.
The role includes ongoing collaboration with onsite staff and regular communication with the Apartment Life supervisor, including weekly meetings to review programming goals and strategies. Coordinators are also responsible for submitting monthly impact reports detailing activities, attendance, and outcomes, enabling continuous program improvement and transparency.
This position is not compensated with a traditional salary but instead offers discounted housing onsite, making it well-suited for individuals or pairs committed to community service and engagement rather than monetary compensation. Due to the nature of the job requiring physical activity, coordinators should be able to perform tasks such as standing, sitting, bending, using stairs, and lifting up to 25 pounds.
This role provides a meaningful opportunity for those passionate about social impact, community service, and resident engagement to contribute directly to improving the living environments and overall wellbeing of apartment communities. With a required commitment of two years and varied hours to accommodate resident availability, this role marries flexibility with purposeful work and the chance to become an integral, trusted presence within a vibrant community setting. The position encourages applicants to engage deeply with the community, utilize their event planning and communication skills, and create a lasting positive impact through resident-centered programming.
Job Requirements
- Bilingual Spanish preferred, but not required
- Experience serving at-risk populations preferred
- Previous event planning experience
- Experience working within a budget
- Some relevant experience using social media
- Have a network of support through potential volunteers, vendors, or community partners
Job Qualifications
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- Be legally eligible to work in the United States
- Bachelor's degree or related experience in event planning, social impact, or human services
- Excellent listening and communication skills (written and verbal)
- Ability to provide after-hours or weekend activities as needed
- Basic computer skills
- Basic fluency in English to compose marketing elements for the community and required reports
- Possess a current driver's license and liability insurance, and access to a form of reliable transportation
- Be physically able to use stairs, bend, sit, stand, stoop, and carry up to 25 pounds
- Have the availability to commit weekly hours mainly in the evenings and weekends
- Be able to make the minimum term commitment to serving in the apartment community
Job Duties
- Work with corporate, government, and nonprofit partners to create programs that fit each community's needs
- Organize and host educational workshops for adults and youth
- Meet with residents to provide support and connect them with resources
- Share information about rental, food, and other assistance programs
- Oversee all activities to ensure they run smoothly
- Communicate regularly with onsite staff
- Meet weekly with your supervisor to review program and goals
- Submit monthly reports on activities and impact
Job Criteria
Experience
No experience required
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