Community Organizer for Housing Stability

The Anti-Displacement Community Organizer works within the Cully neighborhood alongside community groups, area churches, and neighbors to improve the
 housing conditions and housing security of people of color and low-income residents in the Cully neighborhood.
The two main goals of this of this position are to:

• Develop a home repair program to improve the health and wellbeing of residents;
• Through community organizing practices (e.g. developing relationships and trust, popular education, leadership development, building power), help residents
• collectively address issues affecting their quality of life and housing security.

Bi-lingual in Spanish/English is a must.  Established relationships in the Cully neighborhood are a plus. People of all backgrounds and faiths are welcome
 to apply. Individuals identifying as people of color, LGBTQ, women, living with disabilities, and those from working class and housing-insecure backgrounds are especially encouraged to apply.
For full job description and application instructions, visit livingcully.org/employment, or call Gabe at St. Charles Church: 503-281-6461