Female Youth Coordinator (Part-Time)

Organization: Memphis Islamic Center (MIC)
Reports To: Youth Director
Employment Type: Part-Time

Position Summary

The Part-Time Female Youth Coordinator is responsible for developing, coordinating, and supporting programs and initiatives that engage and nurture Muslim girls (middle school through college age) at MIC. This role focuses on creating a safe, welcoming, and spiritually enriching environment that supports identity, mentorship, and community connection.

Program Development & Execution

• Plan, organize, and lead weekly and monthly sisters’ youth programs (halaqas, socials, workshops, etc.)

• Collaborate with the Youth Director to align programming with MIC’s overall youth strategy

• Develop age-appropriate content focused on Islamic identity, character development, and real-life challenges

• Coordinate special events (retreats, conferences, Ramadan programming, etc.)

Relationship Building & Mentorship

• Build strong, trust-based relationships with youth participants

• Serve as a mentor and accessible point of contact for sisters in the community

• Identify and support youth facing social, emotional, or spiritual challenges (escalate when needed)

Volunteer & Leader Development

• Recruit, train, and manage female youth volunteers and peer leaders

• Empower high school and college students to take leadership roles in programming

• Foster a pipeline of future female leaders within the community

Community Engagement

• Engage with parents to keep them informed and involved in youth programming

• Collaborate with other MIC committees (education, events, communications)

• Support outreach efforts to increase participation among sisters

Logistics & Operations

• Coordinate scheduling, room bookings, and program materials

• Ensure programs run smoothly and safely in accordance with MIC policies

• Track attendance and provide feedback/reporting to the Youth Director

Qualifications

• Strong understanding of Islamic principles and youth development

• Experience working with youth, preferably in a community or masjid setting

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

• Ability to connect with and mentor young Muslim women

• Organized, proactive, and able to execute programs independently

• Passion for community building and youth empowerment

Preferred Qualifications

• Background in education, counseling, psychology, or Islamic studies

• Prior experience leading youth programs or halaqas

• Familiarity with the Memphis Muslim community (or similar communities)

Work Schedule

• Flexible, but must be available for:

  • Evenings (weekly programming)

  • Weekends (events and activities)

Key Outcomes / Success Metrics

• Consistent attendance and growth in sisters’ youth programs

• Strong engagement and retention of participants

• Development of youth leaders and volunteers

• Positive feedback from youth and parents

• $15,000 per year