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The National Council of Young Men’s Christian Associations of the United States of America

Government Grants Writer Job at The National Council of Young Men’s Christian As

The National Council of Young Men’s Christian Associations of the United States of America, Los Angeles, CA, United States, 90079

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The Government Grants Writer will play a vital role in securing and managing public funding to support the YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles's evidence-based programs and initiatives, with a particular focus on the Center for Community Well-Being (CCWB). This position will lead the full grant cycle for federal, state, and local government funding opportunities, including research, proposal development, submission, and reporting. The role requires exceptional writing skills, attention to detail, and the ability to translate complex programs and evidence-based outcomes into compelling narratives that align with government funding priorities. The Grants Writer will work closely with program staff and the evaluation team to effectively communicate program impact through data-driven results and evidence-based practices, ensuring strong alignment with government funding requirements for proven interventions and measurable outcomes.

Minimum Requirements:

  • Related Experience: Minimum of four (4+) years of experience in government grant writing with demonstrated success in securing federal, state, and/or local government funding. Experience with social services, youth development, or community health grants preferred.
  • Immunizations & Physical: TB Test clearance.
  • Specialized Skills:
    • Exceptional writing and editing skills with attention to detail
    • Strong knowledge of government funding processes and compliance requirements
    • Experience with grants.gov and other government grant portals
    • Proficiency in budget development and financial reporting
    • Strong project management and organizational skills
    • Ability to translate program outcomes into measurable deliverables
  • Knowledge of HIPAA, data privacy, and research ethics requirements.
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