Jobs at JASA

Supports JASA’s marketing and communications initiatives by creating print and digital materials, website content, videos, social media campaigns, and client storytelling. Maintains content calendars, updates website information, monitors analytics, supports media relations, trains staff on communications tools, and ensures consistent branding. Collaborates with program staff, PR consultants, and leadership to increase engagement and promote services for older New Yorkers. The hybrid role requires at least three office or field days weekly, occasional evening and weekend events, and travel throughout New York City and Long Island.

Represent JASA in Article 81 guardianship proceedings, Housing Court matters, NYCHA proceedings, and public benefits advocacy. Draft pleadings and motions, conduct legal research, advise staff on fiduciary and compliance obligations, review case files, and coordinate with courts, agencies, service providers, and multidisciplinary teams. The role requires travel throughout New York City and occasional extended hours while supporting vulnerable adults facing housing, healthcare, and benefits challenges.

Provide time-limited care coordination and evidence-based interventions for older adults and families. Responsibilities include client assessments, individualized service plans, benefits advocacy, service referrals, crisis reporting, electronic case documentation, community outreach, and agency representation. The role serves clients across home, office, and community settings and requires culturally responsive support for diverse families.

Leads JASA’s organization-wide communications strategy, brand positioning, media relations, content development, digital communications, social media, publications, and crisis communications. Supervises communications staff and consultants, manages vendors, budgets, and timelines, and partners with executives, trustees, program leaders, advocates, donors, media, and community stakeholders. Supports fundraising and advocacy communications, oversees storytelling and the Client Ambassador Program, and represents the organization at events and media opportunities throughout New York City.

Provide comprehensive case management for older adults through in-home and office assessments, individualized care plans, counseling, benefits advocacy, service coordination, and protection from financial exploitation. Coordinate healthcare, housing, food, transportation, legal, and emergency services; organize community programs and support groups; supervise aides, interns, volunteers, and home health staff; and maintain accurate electronic records and reports.

Prepare and submit grant reimbursement claims and financial reports for government and private funding sources. Manage program budgets, analyze budget-to-actual variances, post general ledger and accounts receivable entries, maintain billing schedules, and support budget modifications. Respond to inquiries from program leaders, grantors, auditors, and management while assisting with annual budgeting, audits, and special finance projects.