The Community Engagement Lead plays a key part in strengthening EHSSO’s partnerships with university student associations, community organizations, and local collaborators. This role helps connect people to our mission, supports volunteer engagement, and ensures smooth coordination during our monthly medical‑supply organizing sessions for international shipment to South Sudan.

You will work closely with our Programming Department, student volunteers, and partners such as Crossing All Borders Ministries to build relationships, communicate opportunities, and support the logistics of our humanitarian programming.

• Student partnership coordination — Maintain strong relationships with NC State, Duke, and other student associations.
• Community outreach — Engage local partners, faith‑based groups, and volunteers to support programming days.
• Volunteer communication — Share updates, opportunities, and instructions for monthly supply‑sorting events.
• Programming support — Assist during monthly Saturday sessions (8am–12pm) to help organize medical supplies and equipment.
• Mission representation — Serve as a welcoming, informed point of contact for students and community members.

This is a part‑time volunteer leadership role designed to be manageable for students and working professionals.

• Biweekly team meetings: 6:30–7:30pm (2 meetings per month)
• Communication Blocks: Mondays & Fridays, 4:00–8:00pm (not mandatory; designated windows for team communication when needed)
• Monthly programming day: One Saturday per month, 8am–12pm
• Monthly task: One role‑specific assignment each month

Total mandatory time: ~2 hours/month + one monthly task + one Saturday programming session.

Our organization is currently in a foundational growth phase, and all leadership roles will remain volunteer‑based throughout the 2026 calendar year. During this time, we are building a strong financial and research infrastructure—including a finance team and a research team focused on grant writing—to support future payroll.

Beginning in 2027, we aim to transition key roles into paid part‑time positions, with an anticipated compensation range of $40–$55 per hour, depending on responsibilities, performance, and work ethic.

Someone who is:

• Passionate about community health and humanitarian work
• Comfortable communicating with students and community partners
• Organized, reliable, and collaborative
• Excited to help build a growing nonprofit from the ground up