Jewish Youth & Family Program Manager- Naples
The Jewish Federations of North America, Naples, FL, United States
The Jewish Youth & Family Program Manager serves as a vital link in our community, developing and implementing engaging programs across three distinct focus areas: PJ Library Coordinator, BBYO Professional, and Jewish Federation Young Adult Division (YAD) liaison. This dynamic opportunity is a shared position between the Jewish Federation and BBYO and requires a passionate individual who can build relationships with diverse age groups while fostering Jewish identity, values, and community connections.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
PJ Library Coordinator (Children & Families) – 40%
Plan and implement engaging PJ Library programming for pre-school and elementary-aged children and their families
Create meaningful holiday celebrations, story times, and family-friendly Jewish experiences
Connect with parents and caregivers to foster participation and build relationships within the Jewish community
Develop new initiatives that strengthen family engagement with Jewish traditions and values
BBYO Staff Professional (Teen Engagement) – 40%
Develop and execute strategic growth events in coordination with Gold Coast Community Director and attend kickoff events in the fall and spring, as well as ongoing city/chapter recruitment activities
Coordinate, staff, and execute BBYO community-wide initiatives such as Global Shabbat, J-Serve, IC launch night and summer launch night
Email parents and teens regularly with chapter and city updates
Book and confirm space and locations at both Federation location or other locations as needed according to each event’s needs
Support teens to create and send marketing materials to relevant JFGN staff
Provide ad hoc administrative support with new membership, event registrations, text attendance, and other online forms in conjunction with BBYO staff
Organize and staff transportation to and from Regional Conventions
Other duties as assigned to help drive the vision, fulfill the mission or abide by both
Develop and implement programming specifically for young adults in the Jewish community
Create networking, social, and educational opportunities that strengthen connections to Jewish life
Build relationships with young professionals to understand and meet their evolving needs
Serve as a bridge between young adults and the broader Jewish community
ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Program Administration
Manage program budgets and enrollments across all three focus areas
Coordinate with staff, volunteers, and community partners for smooth program execution
Maintain accurate records and prepare reports on program activities and outcomes
Evaluate program effectiveness and implement improvements
Community Building
Work to strengthen the Jewish community by fostering connections between individuals and families
Promote an inclusive environment where all community members feel welcome and supported
Represent the organization at community events and collaborate with other Jewish organizations
QUALIFICATIONS
Required
Strong understanding of Jewish traditions, holidays, customs, and cultural values
Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to engage with diverse age groups
Demonstrated organizational abilities and experience managing multiple programs simultaneously
Bachelor's degree in education, social work, Jewish studies, or related field
Passion for Jewish education and community engagement
Personal experience as a Jewish teen youth group participant
Prior experience working with children, teens, and/or young adults
Preferred
Previous experience with PJ Library, BBYO, or young adult Jewish programming
Knowledge of program development and implementation strategies
Experience in non-profit or educational settings
Familiarity with youth development principles and family engagement techniques
Personal Attributes
Creative and innovative thinking
Strong leadership capabilities and collaborative approach
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Flexibility and adaptability in a dynamic environment
Genuine enthusiasm for building a vibrant Jewish community
This position offers the unique opportunity to make a significant impact across multiple age groups and life stages within our Jewish community. The ideal candidate will bring energy, creativity, and dedication to nurturing Jewish identity and connections from early childhood through young adulthood.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Naples is an EEOC/AA Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of any protected class. We encourage individuals of all backgrounds and faiths to apply for any position for which they feel qualified.
The above job duties and responsibilities describe the general nature and level of work for employees in this position, but this is not intended as an exclusive or all-inclusive inventory of all duties required of employees in this job.
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PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
PJ Library Coordinator (Children & Families) – 40%
Plan and implement engaging PJ Library programming for pre-school and elementary-aged children and their families
Create meaningful holiday celebrations, story times, and family-friendly Jewish experiences
Connect with parents and caregivers to foster participation and build relationships within the Jewish community
Develop new initiatives that strengthen family engagement with Jewish traditions and values
BBYO Staff Professional (Teen Engagement) – 40%
Develop and execute strategic growth events in coordination with Gold Coast Community Director and attend kickoff events in the fall and spring, as well as ongoing city/chapter recruitment activities
Coordinate, staff, and execute BBYO community-wide initiatives such as Global Shabbat, J-Serve, IC launch night and summer launch night
Email parents and teens regularly with chapter and city updates
Book and confirm space and locations at both Federation location or other locations as needed according to each event’s needs
Support teens to create and send marketing materials to relevant JFGN staff
Provide ad hoc administrative support with new membership, event registrations, text attendance, and other online forms in conjunction with BBYO staff
Organize and staff transportation to and from Regional Conventions
Other duties as assigned to help drive the vision, fulfill the mission or abide by both
Develop and implement programming specifically for young adults in the Jewish community
Create networking, social, and educational opportunities that strengthen connections to Jewish life
Build relationships with young professionals to understand and meet their evolving needs
Serve as a bridge between young adults and the broader Jewish community
ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Program Administration
Manage program budgets and enrollments across all three focus areas
Coordinate with staff, volunteers, and community partners for smooth program execution
Maintain accurate records and prepare reports on program activities and outcomes
Evaluate program effectiveness and implement improvements
Community Building
Work to strengthen the Jewish community by fostering connections between individuals and families
Promote an inclusive environment where all community members feel welcome and supported
Represent the organization at community events and collaborate with other Jewish organizations
QUALIFICATIONS
Required
Strong understanding of Jewish traditions, holidays, customs, and cultural values
Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to engage with diverse age groups
Demonstrated organizational abilities and experience managing multiple programs simultaneously
Bachelor's degree in education, social work, Jewish studies, or related field
Passion for Jewish education and community engagement
Personal experience as a Jewish teen youth group participant
Prior experience working with children, teens, and/or young adults
Preferred
Previous experience with PJ Library, BBYO, or young adult Jewish programming
Knowledge of program development and implementation strategies
Experience in non-profit or educational settings
Familiarity with youth development principles and family engagement techniques
Personal Attributes
Creative and innovative thinking
Strong leadership capabilities and collaborative approach
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Flexibility and adaptability in a dynamic environment
Genuine enthusiasm for building a vibrant Jewish community
This position offers the unique opportunity to make a significant impact across multiple age groups and life stages within our Jewish community. The ideal candidate will bring energy, creativity, and dedication to nurturing Jewish identity and connections from early childhood through young adulthood.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Naples is an EEOC/AA Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of any protected class. We encourage individuals of all backgrounds and faiths to apply for any position for which they feel qualified.
The above job duties and responsibilities describe the general nature and level of work for employees in this position, but this is not intended as an exclusive or all-inclusive inventory of all duties required of employees in this job.
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