Masa is seeking an Early Learning Specialist to implement the ParentChild+ home visiting model with families and children. Early Learning Specialists serve as a mentor/educator, working with parents/guardians of children aged sixteen months through four years old to promote each child's growth and development.
The Early Childhood Education Program Coordinator (FT, Exempt) will play a leadership role in planning and implementing Masa’s early childhood programming serving children ages 14 months to 4 years. The primary components of this programming are the ParentChild+ home visiting model which works with parents and caretakers of young children in their homes, as well as a PreK playgroup, to promote each child’s growth with a focus on learning through play. The Early Childhood Education Program Coordinator supervises 2-4 Early Learning Specialists.
The Bilingual Program Associate reports to the Immigration Supervisor and Programs Manager and will provide immigration case management services through in-person support, immigration and social services referrals, and rapid response services to Masa community members.
The Bilingual (English/Spanish) Immigration Program Specialist reports to the Programs Manager and will provide administrative and programmatic support to Masa’s Pro Se Plus Project & the Welcome New York initiative. This role will focus on conducting program outreach, providing limited individual case management and referrals, including immigration and social services referrals, conducting immigration legal screenings, coordinating and providing Pro Se application assistance with the support of immigration attorneys, and providing community education and Know Your Rights Presentations.
Masa is seeking a proactive, organized, and equity-driven Program Manager to lead Masa’s Language Justice Program. This is a full-time (40 hrs/week), in-person role that is planned to run through June 30, 2027 with the possibility of extension contingent on funding. This role bridges daily program implementation with strategic oversight, supporting both staff and interpreters, and upholding protocols for communication and accountability. More specifically, this role will oversee the implementation of the core components of this program: the interpreter training program, the development of a language worker cooperative, and the Community Interpreter Program.
The Receptionist/Office Assistant (PT, 32 hrs/week) serves as the first point of contact for all visitors to Masa’s office, and helps maintain a secure and welcoming environment. The Receptionist/Office Assistant answers the door, greets visitors, directs them to staff or meeting rooms, takes messages, manages mail and deliveries, and at times may refer community members to additional services or providers. The Receptionist/Office Assistant also provides general office and administrative support to ensure smooth day-to-day operations. Bilingual in English and Spanish is required.