Parent Engagement Outreach Coordinator
Listed on 2026-07-24
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Non-Profit & Social Impact
Child Development/Support, Community Health, Youth Development, Public Health
The Black Child Development Institute of Wisconsin (BCDI-Wisconsin) is seeking a self‑motivated Parent Engagement Outreach Coordinator. Under the leadership of the Manager of Maternal and Child Health Services, the Parent Engagement Outreach Coordinator implements programs and activities that promote meaningful parent and family engagement across BCDI‑Wisconsin initiatives, with primary responsibility for supporting the Healthy Start for Growing Families (HSFGF) program funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).
The focus of this grant is to improve birth outcomes before, during and after pregnancy in Milwaukee and Racine. The primary objective of this role is to recruit, engage, and retain parent participation within the community consortium.
The Community Consortium is the community aspect of the Healthy Start for Growing Families Program that is led by BCDI. The consortium brings together stakeholders who are invested in maternal and child health, program partners, and parents within the community to take action towards improving birth outcomes in Milwaukee and Racine.
ABOUT THE ORGANIZATIONThe Black Child Development Institute-Wisconsin(BCDI-Wisconsin) is a vital organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for Black children and families. Our mission is to enhance the well‑being of Black children, from birth through ageeight. Wefocus on their unique attributes and needs, advocating forequitableopportunities and justice. Wearetheproud Wisconsin affiliate of the National Black Child Development Institute, with 50 years of success, having its headquarters in Springfield, MD.
Information about the National Black Child Development Institute (NBCDI) can be found di.org/.
- Early Care and
Education:
Promoting quality across the birth‑to‑eight continuum.
- Literacy:
Ensuring reading proficiency by third grade for all students.
- Family Engagement:
Encouraging long‑term family involvement.
- Policy Advocacy:
Informing policies at federal, state, and local levels.
- Child Welfare:
Addressing critical issues affecting Black children. - Health and Wellness:
Supporting holistic well‑being.
As the preeminent voice for Black children and families, BCDI Wisconsin strives to create an equitable and just future for children in the Southeast Wisconsin area.
Eight Essential OutcomesOur Eight Essential Outcomes provide a framework for Black child development from birth through age eight. We envision a world in which every Black child can have:
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Exposure to characters and stories that reflect their identity improves self‑esteem, empathy, and cultural understanding.
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Being born between 5.5 and 8 pounds contributes to a healthier life.
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When perceived as children, Black children can express themselves and explore imaginatively.
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Sustained access to clean air and water supports healthy development.
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Participation in schools that support their identity expands their potential.
- Develop, coordinate, and implement parent and family engagement strategies for the Healthy Start for Growing Families program that include workshops, educational classes, support groups, outreach activities, and community events aligned with BCDI‑Wisconsin’s mission and grant objectives.
- Build and maintain collaborative relationships with parents, caregivers, community members, healthcare providers, schools, and community‑based organizations to strengthen family engagement and improve access to resources.
- Represent BCDI‑Wisconsin and the Healthy Start for Growing Families program at community meetings, outreach events, health fairs, and public engagement opportunities while independently coordinating outreach activities and serving as a professional…
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