Skill
Community Outreach
Business and Management
Community outreach refers to the deliberate effort by organizations to connect with and provide services or information to specific populations, often underserved ones, through events, partnerships, and direct engagement. Nonprofits, healthcare providers, and government agencies employ outreach coordinators to build trust, raise awareness, and increase program participation. Effective outreach requires cultural competence and strong interpersonal skills.
Community Outreach in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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TITLE 5 SOCIAL WORKER (MI OSS)
Army National Guard Units
Full-time · Belmont, MI · $74,678 – $97,087
This National Guard position provides mental health support and preventive services to military members and their families through clinical social work, community outreach, and psychological health programs. It suits experienced clinicians who want to serve the military community in a federal role combining direct service, training, and strategic program development.
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Voluntary Services Specialist
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Garland, TX · $54,857
This federal role coordinates volunteer programs, philanthropic engagement, and community partnerships for a VA healthcare facility, managing the full lifecycle from volunteer recruitment to donation stewardship. It suits someone experienced in nonprofit or healthcare volunteer management who can navigate federal regulations and build relationships across internal and external stakeholders.
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FAMILY SUPPORT SPECIALIST (EFMP)
Pacific Air Forces
Elmendorf AFB, Alaska · $84,439 – $109,777
This federal role manages family support services for military families with special needs through the Exceptional Family Member Program, including case management, outreach, and coordination with installation services. It suits someone with social work or behavioral science training who can counsel families, connect them to resources, and advocate within both military and civilian systems.
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LEAD MILITARY & FAMILY READINESS SPECIALIST
Army National Guard Units
Wellesley, MA · $84,579 – $109,959
A lead specialist managing military family readiness programs within the Massachusetts Army National Guard, overseeing policy, budgets, community partnerships, and staff. This role suits experienced program managers or human services professionals who can balance strategic planning with direct family support service delivery.
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