Healthy at Home Coordinator

The Healthy at Home Coordinator works to optimize health outcomes for community members and enhance healthy eating and coordinate robust nutrition education programming. This role is responsible for coordinating the Healthy at Home program, planning program offerings including classes, demonstrations, and samples, along with coordinating the meal kit program. The Coordinator works to ensure all programming is culturally responsive, nutritionally relevant, and uses a Food as Medicine approach to strengthen health outcomes.

Responsibilities & Essential Duties • Responsible for planning and coordinating onsite ‘Healthy at Home’ nutrition education programming in partnership with volunteer instructors, local partners, dieticians, and chefs.

• Responsible for planning and coordinating meal kit program offerings and volunteer and supporter meal kit engagement opportunities.

• Build effective community partnerships and relationships with healthy eating advocates, both individual and institutional, and potential supporters aligned with program goals.

• Enhance program guest experience and provide high quality customer service.

• Plan, monitor and refine multi-channel healthy eating marketing and involvement pathways for food club members and community members.

• Identify, plan and explore, both on and off site opportunities to enhance nutrition education offerings and promote Food Club memberships.

• Collect performance and outcome data on program efforts, and regularly analyze and report on program impact.

• Continuously improve programming, and identify opportunities for increasing the impact of our nutrition education programming.

• Other duties as assigned.

Education & Experience • 1+ years of relevant experience required

• High School Diploma required. Some college preferred. ; or in place of a degree, equivalent years of experience

• ServSafe Certification preferred, or willingness to obtain in onboarding

• Basic conversational Spanish proficiency desired

Qualifications • Previous experience in healthy eating and living programming, with a particular focus on engaging with low-income populations preferred.

• Relevant experience could include, but is not limited to: Dietetics, Nutrition, Health Coaching, Public Health, Environmental Science, Food Systems, Sociology, or Health Education preferred.

• Highly collaborative, with the ability to build and cultivate strong working relationships with peer organizations, guests, stakeholders, and volunteer partners.

• Proven ability to take initiative, prioritize, and manage multiple tasks independently.

• Proven responsiveness to guest, partner, and volunteer needs, and a focus on providing excellent customer service.

• Demonstrate a genuine passion for our mission and a commitment to upholding our team’s values: Radically Welcoming, Guest-Centered, Lead with Kindness, Curiosity-Driven, Always Improving, Collaborative by Design, Contagious Commitment, & One Team

• Ability to work effectively in collaboration with diverse groups of people.

• Willingness and interest in continuous learning and adaptation based on your professional interests and organizational needs.

• A high standard of performance and integrity, and ability to lead by example to foster a positive workplace culture.

• Proficiency in clear and effective written and verbal communication, and ability to develop trusting professional relationships.

Position Details Position Type: Part-time Regular , 24 hours/week

Overtime Status: Non-Exempt

Reports To: Program Manager, Healthy Eating and Living

Direct Reports: None

Department: Food Access (Food Club, HEAL)

Primary Location: Food Club & Opportunity Hub

Compensation : $20.50 - $23.00/hour

Supervision Received, General Direction: Receives broad guidance and direction and has some autonomy in decision-making and flexibility in determining how to achieve goals. Supervisor provides support and resources as needed but may not be directly involved in day-to-day decision-making or task assignments.

Physical Requirements

• Frequently move about work area

• Frequently use hands/fingers to handle or feel

• Frequently reach with hands and arms

• Frequently bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl

• Continuously use eyesight clarity/accuracy or visual perception

• Continuously read and understand written word

• Continuously operate computer and general office machines

• Frequently ability to push, pull, and lift up to 30 pounds

Other Factors

• Access to consistent and reliable transportation

• Evening hours Occasionally, on a pre-scheduled basis

• Weekend hours Occasionally, on a pre-scheduled basis

About Community Action House Since its founding in 1969, Community Action House has been the focal point of community efforts to provide critical support and pathways out of poverty for our neighbors in need. Our community-powered work takes a client-centric approach that meets people wherever they are at and offers services that enhance ownership and agency. Our work is organized in three interconnected areas: Food Access, Resource Navigation, and Financial Wellness. Welcome, excellence, and collaboration are some of our core values. (www.communityactionhouse.org) In October 2021, we launched our new ‘Food Club & Opportunity Hub’ to expand efficient, impactful healthy food assistance with the on-site integration of other pathway programs. More recently, we announced a partnership with Dwelling Place to help address the affordable housing crisis here in Holland. In July 2023, we publicly launched our expansion of Lakeshore Food Rescue. (www.lakeshorefoodrescue.org) In April 2026, we are launching our second Resale Store in Holland, MI. Our first Resale Store has proven that it can generate consistent, flexible funding that directly supports our work—while also providing practical resources for the people we serve. A second store allows us to scale that success. It’s a high-impact use of community assets: turning donated goods and volunteer engagement into reliable income, reducing our dependence on fluctuating grants and charitable contributions. (https://www.communityactionhouse.org/resale-expansion) Organizational budget: $14M+ (inclusive of $7-8M of in kind support) Agency Size: 80 staff and 3,000+ annual volunteers Our Values Who we are. Who we aspire to be. What drives us. What unites us. > Radically Welcoming > Guest-Centered > Lead with Kindness > Curiosity-Driven > Always Improving > Collaborative by Design > Contagious Commitment > One Team If you’re excited to collaborate on our mission, grow your skills, and be part of a team that deeply cares, we’d love to hear from you.

Applications An application is required to be submitted through our Jobs page of our website. Interviews are conducted on a rolling basis. The application process includes a phone interview and two onsite interviews. Community Action House will ensure that persons with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodations for the hiring process. If a reasonable accommodation is needed, please contact accommodations@communityactionhouse.org - thank you. Equal Opportunity Employer Community Action House is committed to creating a diverse work environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, medical condition related to pregnancy or childbirth), sexual orientation, and gender identity, national origin, disability, age, genetic information, height, weight, marital status, veteran status, or any other status protected under applicable federal, state, or local laws. We encourage applicants of all backgrounds to apply.

Note: This job posting is a description of the typical duties of this position, and is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all duties. Job incumbents may be asked to perform other duties as required.