Senior Citizens Activities Coordinator

The Senior Citizens Activities Coordinator supports Deaf
* seniors through daily activities, wellness programs, and access to community resources. This role focuses on hands‑on engagement, planning creative programs, and fostering a supportive and inclusive environment for seniors. The coordinator will help with case management, benefits applications, transportation, pantry services, hot meals, and social activities that keep seniors active and connected.

Service Manager

Full‑time, 100% on‑site (Nonexempt)

• Provide one‑on‑one support for Deaf
  * seniors, including referrals and help with SNAP, Social Security, Medicare, and housing assistance.
• Advocate for seniors in accessing health, dental, and transportation services.
• Maintain case notes and records in Salesforce or similar systems.
• Plan and lead activities such as exercise, cooking, crafts, games, and educational workshops.
• Coordinate field trips, shopping days, and community events.
• Drive the DAC van for trips and scheduled outings.
• Coordinate with DART and Paratransit for seniors needing extra transportation support.
• Manage the VNA hot meal program and assist with OASP meal intakes.
• Oversee pantry operations including restocking, sorting, and food distribution.
• Provide Deaf‑centric Nutrition Education Course presentations using OASP materials.
• Manage snack shop operations including sales, deposits, and cash logs.
• Organize Deaf Seniors Resource Day, cultural events, and technology demo sessions.
• Support grant and county reporting with the Operations Coordinator.

• Help prepare newsletters and outreach materials.
• Assist with flyers and social media requests.
• Support volunteer training and safe food handling.
• Complete basic van inspections, mileage logs, and safety checks.
• Participate in cross‑training with the Operations Coordinator.
• Support DAC events and community partnerships.
• Attend staff meetings and professional development sessions.

• High school diploma or GED.
• Fluent in ASL and able to adapt to different signing levels.
• Knowledge of Deaf culture and senior services.
• Valid Texas driver’s license and clean driving record.
• Ability to plan and lead group activities.
• Ability to adapt bi‑culturally between Deaf/ASL and Hearing cultures fluently.
• Efficient communication and interpersonal skills.

• Associate’s degree or coursework in Human Services, Social Services, Community Health, Gerontology, or a related area.
• Certificate or training in Senior Services, Activity Coordination, Nutrition and Food Service, or Community Support.
• Background in event planning or leading workshops for seniors.
• Familiarity with food program administration and safe food handling such as Serv Safe.
• Experience supporting outreach events and working with community partners.

Deaf Action Center is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion. We do not discriminate based on race, color, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or any protected characteristic. We are an at‑will and equal opportunity employer.

Deaf Action Center has served the Deaf community in North Texas for more than 50 years. DAC provides direct services, interpreting support, community programs, senior services, case management, and advocacy. The agency is known for its strong Deaf‑led approach, access‑first mindset, and commitment to removing communication barriers. DAC is a trusted hub for resources, empowerment, and community connection for Deaf individuals and their families across Dallas and surrounding counties.

Dallas is a fast‑growing city known for its diverse communities, arts scene, great food, and affordable cost of living compared to many major cities. The area has a strong and active Deaf community, access to DART public transit, and plenty of local organizations that support seniors. Warm weather, accessible services, and year‑round community events make Dallas a solid home base for this work.