Vice President of Advocacy (Non-Profit)- Manhattan
Core
Lead strategic advocacy efforts and oversee comprehensive programs supporting neuro-divergent children and adults and their families.
Role type
Executive Vice President of Advocacy (Non-Profit)
Builds
Advocacy programs, public policy initiatives, and community support services for neurodivergent populations
Domain
Non-profit / Disability Advocacy / Public Policy
Deliverable
client delivery
Required skills
Strategic planning, public policy influence, team leadership, program development, stakeholder relationship management, budget management, grant writing, community engagement
Preferred skills
Experience in education or children's services, knowledge of neurodiversity challenges
Technologies
None stated
Responsibilities
Develop and implement strategic plans for disability advocacy services; lead advocacy initiatives at local, state, and national levels to influence public policy; oversee development and evaluation of advocacy programs; lead and mentor a team of advocacy professionals; build partnerships with government officials, schools, healthcare providers, and community organizations; engage with families and individuals served to gather feedback and promote awareness; identify and pursue funding opportunities including grants and donations.
Seniority
Executive, strategic leadership
