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FNCAC is a statewide nonprofit membership organization that supports the sustainability, enhancement, and development of Children’s Advocacy Centers in Florida. To facilitate the mission of the FNCAC by working with the Executive Director, Board of Directors and FNCAC staff, the SPA will help lead the administration and programmatic priorities of the Florida Network of CACs. The Statewide Program Administrator (SPA) is a full-time, remote, position responsible for supporting the programmatic and administrative functions of the FNCAC. The SPA will collaborate directly with the Executive Director and FNCAC’s Board of Directors to strategically implement FNCACs program goals and objectives.
Responsibilities/Task:
Oversee the accuracy, quality and consistency of data reporting and analysis statewide;
In collaboration with the Statewide Projects & Membership Coordinator, draft annual data and services reports for partners, grantors, and membership;
Review and aggregate all data submitted by FNCAC member organization to include OMS, NCA Biannual statistics, and monthly participant logs;
Serve as an expert at the local, state, and national level on issues pertaining to child abuse/victimization, best practices, and other issues pertaining to the field of Child Advocacy.
Provide training and technical assistance to member CACs, multidisciplinary team partners, and other stakeholders to promote the efficacy, growth, and sustainability of the CAC Model in our state.
Collaborate with FNCAC's BOD and Membership to develop, review, and implement the annual Legislative Advocacy plan for Florida's CACs.
Work alongside the Executive Director and Finance Department to track monthly expenditures and use of funds;
Execute the planning and development of grant proposals, monthly/quarterly reporting;
Promotes Membership in FNCAC and monitors progress of interested community applications for Membership;
Keeps current with research studies, forecasts and trends to provide direction and guidance for child advocacy growth and development;
Promotes FNCAC and the CAC concept through information booths and/or appearances at conferences and seminars;
Other duties as assigned.
Requirements
· Have held a leadership position at a Child Advocacy Center, Child Protection Team or a multidisciplinary partner agency;
· Possess strong leadership and problem solving skills;
· Experience managing budgets and/or federal and state grants
· Hold a bachelor’s degree or higher in social services, criminal justice or related field
Benefits
Health, Dental, Vision, FSA, 401K (after 1 yr).