In this role, you'll activate community engagement by hosting events, form partnerships, drive caregiver enrollment, and gather insights to inform strategy.
About Aidaly
RequirementsWho You Are
BenefitsWhat We Offer
At Aidaly, we believe family caregivers are the future of healthcare and the backbone of a thriving economy. In-home care is the fastest-growing part of healthcare, but demand is outpacing supply. We are pioneering a new model for delivering care at home by training and paying family caregivers to meet the needs of an evolving population and changing workforce. We are scaling rapidly across the United States. Join us!
What You'll Do- Activate the Community: Host events, meet families, build caregiver trust networks.
- Form Partnerships: Build alliances with nonprofits, senior centers, clinics, and religious groups.
- Drive Enrollment: Help caregivers onboard into Aidaly's support platform.
- Gather Insights: Surface local caregiver needs and stories to HQ to guide strategy.
RequirementsWho You Are
- 1+ years experience in community organizing, grassroots marketing, or outreach.
- Deep roots or trusted relationships in caregiver, immigrant, or senior communities.
- Energetic, entrepreneurial, and mission-driven.
- Organized, communicative, and creative — always finding ways to create momentum.
- Driver’s license and willingness to travel locally to community events.
If you're the type of person people naturally organize around; charismatic, knowledgeable, thoughtful, and helpful - WE WANT YOU!
BenefitsWhat We Offer
- Competitive hourly compensation.
- Paid travel and event expenses.
- Flexible hours — part-time (10–20 hours/week) with potential to expand.
- Opportunity to make immediate, visible impact in your community.
- Be part of an early-stage team changing the healthcare system from the ground up.
- **Quarterly off-sites, trainings, and team building experiences.
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