Youth Program Coordinator

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We are seeking a motivated Youth Coordinator to engage Sikh and Punjabi-heritage youth across the Seattle area. This role helps foster faith, culture, identity, and belonging by supporting young people (ages 18–25) as they explore their Sikh identity, connect with their Punjabi heritage, and build meaningful community connections. The ideal candidate has experience working with Sikh and Punjabi communities, is fluent in Punjabi, and has a background in youth engagement, education, or community outreach.

The Outreach Coordinator is responsible for engaging youth, encouraging participation in programs, and fostering long‑term involvement through meaningful relationships and culturally responsive outreach.

• Deliver culturally relevant outreach programs targeting Sikh and Punjabi‑heritage youth across schools, colleges, universities, Gurdwaras, and community spaces in Seattle.
• Build trusted, supportive relationships with young people aged 18-25, providing support, mentorship, and guidance.

• Facilitate workshops, events, and activities that promote Sikh values (Seva, Simran, Sangat), Punjabi language, arts, and cultural heritage.
• Coordinate youth camps, leadership programs, and intergenerational community events.
• Collaborate with Gurdwaras, local schools, colleges, and partner organizations to extend program reach.

• Provide a safe, affirming space for young Sikhs navigating questions of faith, identity, and belonging
• Advocate for the needs and voices of Sikh youth within wider community forums.

• Develop and maintain relationships with Gurdwaras, community elders, parents, and local civic organizations.
• Represent the organization at community events, interfaith forums, and local government engagements.
• Work collaboratively with schools and educators to support Sikh cultural awareness and anti-discrimination efforts.

• Maintain accurate records of participant engagement, program activities, and outcomes in line with organizational safeguarding and data policies.
• Contribute to grant reporting, program evaluations, and impact measurement.
• Attend regular supervision, team meetings, and relevant training.

• Demonstrated knowledge of Sikh faith, values, traditions, and Punjabi cultural heritage, with the ability to engage authentically and respectfully with the community.
• Fluency in spoken Punjabi (written is an advantage);…