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Community Services Coordinator I

Now Hiring: Community Services Coordinator I

Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health

Location: Los Angeles County, CA

Salary: $64,308.00 - $86,652.00 Annually

Monthly Salary: $5,359.00 - $7,221.00 Monthly

Help strengthen community partnerships and support programs that improve community conditions, build public engagement, and connect residents with County resources. This role supports community-facing work that promotes prevention, collaboration, and outreach across Los Angeles County.

What You'll Gain:

  • Meaningful public service work supporting community engagement, prevention efforts, and coordinated outreach
  • Opportunity to work with community groups, public agencies, committees, and local leaders across Los Angeles County
  • Hands-on experience in program support, public communication, conference coordination, and community relations
  • Comprehensive County benefits, including medical, dental, retirement, and paid time off

What You'll Do:

  • Assist in organizing community or area-wide committees and councils focused on prevention and community improvement
  • Advise community groups on identifying local needs, planning activities, and connecting with public and private resources
  • Promote understanding between the community and County agencies by clarifying programs, policies, and available services
  • Help plan and publicize conferences and institutes, speak with community groups, and prepare written materials and field activity reports

Minimum Requirements:

  • Option I: Graduation from an accredited college with specialization in the social sciences, plus one year of graduate work in the social sciences and either one year of community-group experience in delinquency prevention, community relations, or community welfare, or two years of probation casework, social casework, or social group work experience
  • One additional year of the required experience may substitute for the year of graduate work
  • Option II: Completion of a two-year graduate curriculum in an accredited school of social work including supervised field work in community organization
  • Option III: One year as a Community Services Counselor employed by the County of Los Angeles
  • Valid California Class C Driver License

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Certification as a Medi-Cal peer support specialist
  • Two years of peer support program facilitation experience, including program development, program evaluation, performance improvement, training, and community outreach

 

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