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JOB OVERVIEW:
The Statewide Partnership Development Manager (SPDC) is responsible for building, strengthening, and coordinating cross-sector partnerships to support the statewide implementation of family support services across all 11 Regional Network Hubs (RNH). This role plays a critical function in aligning service providers, reducing duplication, and ensuring immigrant families have access to coordinated, culturally responsive support systems.
The SPDC will lead partnership development with local and county governments, school districts, community-based organizations, healthcare and legal providers, and other key stakeholders. The role supports the development of referral pathways, facilitates cross-hub collaboration, and elevates best practices that enhance service coordination and align with CDSS priorities.
Major Responsibilities:
Statewide Partnership Development & Relationship Management
Build and maintain strong, trust-based partnerships with:Local and county government agenciesSchool districts and education systemsCommunity Health Workers/Promotores networksCommunity-based and ethnic community-based organizations (ECBOs)Healthcare, behavioral health, and legal service providers
Serve as a primary liaison between IRC, Regional Network Hubs, and external stakeholders
Strengthen and expand coalitions and cross-sector collaboration networks to support immigrant families
Referral Pathways & Service Coordination
Support development and implementation of standardized and regionally adapted referral systems
Identify and address gaps in service delivery and access, particularly for high-need populations
Promote warm handoffs and coordinated care models across service providers
Contribute to the development and maintenance of a statewide resource and referral map
Cross-Hub Collaboration & Systems Alignment
Facilitate communication and coordination across the 11 Regional Network Hubs
Support regional and statewide convenings, learning sessions, and partnership meetings
Ensure alignment between partners, reducing duplication and strengthening system efficiency
Share best practices and lessons learned across regions to support continuous improvement
Community Engagement & Outreach
Promote awareness of Regional Network Hub services among:Community stakeholdersService providersCoalition networks
Support culturally and linguistically appropriate community engagement strategies
Elevate community voice and feedback through engagement with CHW/Ps, CABs, and partners
Technical Assistance & Capacity Building
Provide training and guidance to Family Support Specialists and partners on:Partnership development strategiesEffective referral systemsCross-sector collaboration
Support onboarding of new partners and strengthen capacity of existing networks
Collaborate with program and technical teams to ensure consistent partnership practices statewide
Strategic Analysis & Continuous Improvement
Analyze partnership networks to identify:Service gapsDuplication of effortsOpportunities for improved coordination
Elevate best practices in partnership building and coalition management
Support data-informed decision-making in collaboration with MEAL and program teams
Job Requirements:
Education
Bachelor's degree required in Public Administration, Social Work, International Development, Community Development, or a related field
Master's degree preferred in a relevant field (e.g., Public Policy, Nonprofit Leadership, or similar)
Equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered
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