The MinKwon Center for Community Action invites applications for a Development Director. The position will be part of our leadership team and work closely with our staff and Board to help raise revenue and create a strong foundation for our award-winning programs in advocacy & organizing, social services, civic engagement and youth empowerment.
The MinKwon Center for Community Action is seeking a dedicated and talented individual to serve as a Community Health Navigator. The Community Health Navigator will have the opportunity to work directly with low- and middle-income clients in need of health enrollment services on the NY State of Health Marketplace, as well as with other staff on the implementation of various Social Services programs.
The MinKwon Center for Community Action is seeking a dedicated and talented individual to serve as a Social Services Associate. The Social Services Associate will have the opportunity to work directly with low- and middle-income clients in need of public benefits and tax filing assistance, as well as with other staff on the implementation of various Social Services programs.
The MinKwon Center for Community Action is seeking a seasoned tax professional to serve as a Tax Site Coordinator. The Tax Site Coordinator will work directly with low- and moderate-income community members in need of tax filing assistance.
The MinKwon Center for Community Action is seeking an experienced tax preparer to serve as a Quality Reviewer & Tax Preparer. This position will work directly with low- and moderate-income community members to file tax returns, and review returns prepared by staff and volunteers.
To support a fair and complete count of historically undercounted immigrant communities, the MinKwon Center is working in partnership with the City University of New York (CUNY), Mayor de Blasio’s NYC Census 2020 office, and the New York City Council to mobilize New Yorkers to self-respond to the 2020 census. The MinKwon Center co-leads the NYC Asian Pacific American Complete Count Committee (APA CCC) and the Korean American Census Task Force (KACTF), and is an active member of New York Counts 2020 statewide coalition.
To support a fair and complete count of historically undercounted immigrant communities, the MinKwon Center is working in partnership with the City University of New York (CUNY), Mayor de Blasio’s NYC Census 2020 office, and the New York City Council to mobilize New Yorkers to self-respond to the 2020 census. The MinKwon Center co-leads the NYC Asian Pacific American Complete Count Committee (APA CCC) and the Korean American Census Task Force (KACTF), and is an active member of New York Counts 2020 statewide coalition.