Intake Coordinator

Job Description

Job Description

JOB SUMMARY

Under the supervision of the Intake Coordinator performs a variety of clerical and operational support to include customer service, heavy phones, data entry, preparing documents, filing, record keeping, statistical reporting and financial transactions. This position requires strong communication skills, ability to multi-task and work under pressure. The incumbent will also be assigned to program area(s) comprising approximately 20% of work activities. This position is a non-exempt (hourly) position.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS :

• Heavy phones and greeting guests with excellent customer service skills; directing guests / callers appropriately; handling participant referrals and requests, and / or providing general program information; taking / delivering messages; taking applications via phone.
• Handling participant scheduling and status changes.
• Managing, maintaining and disseminating accurate and current route sheets, maps, and daily schedule changes; may draft field notes and information as needed.
• Generating accurate daily and / or weekly orders; compiling participant contribution deposits.
• Maintaining required confidential participant records and monthly reports pursuant to department, agency, local, State and Federal requirements.
• Maintaining proper filing systems; data entry; maintaining accurate information in appropriate databases, paper files or electronic files; creating or modifying various documents and reports using Excel spreadsheets and database software as requested.
• Receiving, compiling, reconciling reports, service records and financial transactions per reporting requirements and deadlines; compiling, reconciling and producing program data reports for daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and / or special assignments as needed, i.e., grant requests and service reports, management research and service data.
• Training, scheduling, supervising & assigning volunteers; supporting program area(s) and staff.
• Writing general correspondence, memos, emails; performs copying, document imaging, faxing, filing, record keeping, and other basic office functions; collecting, processing, and distributing mail, deliveries, and interoffice correspondence.
• Assisting in developing community resources and maintaining a current directory of services pertinent to the needs of frail, at-risk older adults aged 60 and older.
• Performing community outreach activities to educate per services and programs.
• Assisting with the training new staff, interns, and volunteers.

QUALIFICATIONS :

Company Description

We were originally incorporated in 2010 as “Meals on Wheels by ACC.” ACC Senior Services took over senior nutrition services from Sacramento County, when the County decided to close senior nutrition services after 30+ years. ACC Senior Services was selected to take over the service. ACC formed Meals on Wheels by ACC as a separate 501c 3 non-profit, with a separate Board of Directors and separate staff. ACC became the managing agent.

In spring 2024, we became Meals on Wheels by ACC DBA “Meals on Wheels Sacramento County.” We adopted the new name, Meals on Wheels Sacramento County and branding of Meals on Wheels America, of which we are a member. Previous incarnations of the logo were cosmetic, changing only fonts and letter size. By adopting the new name and new logo, the organization hoped to raise awareness about what we do and where we serve, and how the struggle with food insecurity and isolation is something that older adults all across the county face.

Currently, Meals on Wheels Sacramento County partners with local restaurants to provide locally-made meals. We take advantage of our location in the breadbasket of California to provide seasonal fresh produce to our participants. Our goal is to provide farm-to-fork nutritious meals that help older adults live healthier lives.

We are often asked about how Meals on Wheels Sacramento County is funded. We are partially supported by government and private foundation grants, donations from generous supporters, and fundraising activities. We are grateful for the donations from community members!

Company Description

We were originally incorporated in 2010 as “Meals on Wheels by ACC.” ACC Senior Services took over senior nutrition services from Sacramento County, when the County decided to close senior nutrition services after 30+ years. ACC Senior Services was selected to take over the service. ACC formed Meals on Wheels by ACC as a separate 501c 3 non-profit, with a separate Board of Directors and separate staff. ACC became the managing agent.\r\n\r\nIn spring 2024, we became Meals on Wheels by ACC DBA “Meals on Wheels Sacramento County.” We adopted the new name, Meals on Wheels Sacramento County and branding of Meals on Wheels America, of which we are a member. Previous incarnations of the logo were cosmetic, changing only fonts and letter size. By adopting the new name and new logo, the organization hoped to raise awareness about what we do and where we serve, and how the struggle with food insecurity and isolation is something that older adults all across the county face.\r\n\r\nCurrently, Meals on Wheels Sacramento County partners with local restaurants to provide locally-made meals. We take advantage of our location in the breadbasket of California to provide seasonal fresh produce to our participants. Our goal is to provide farm-to-fork nutritious meals that help older adults live healthier lives.\r\n\r\nWe are often asked about how Meals on Wheels Sacramento County is funded. We are partially supported by government and private foundation grants, donations from generous supporters, and fundraising activities. We are grateful for the donations from community members!