The Recovery Café Manager is responsible for overseeing daily Café operations, supporting Recovery Circle facilitators, coordinating volunteers, and ensuring that all program components run smoothly and in alignment with trauma informed, person centered principles. The Manager manages resources, maintains schedules, tracks program outcomes, and ensures that members experience a welcoming, supportive, and empowering environment.
We are a mission‑driven nonprofit organization is seeking a Recovery Café Manager to oversee daily operations, support recovery programming, and foster a healing‑centered environment for individuals on their recovery journeys. This role is ideal for someone who is compassionate, organized, and committed to creating safe, supportive community spaces.
Position Overview
The Recovery Café Manager is responsible for ensuring that all Café operations run smoothly and in alignment with trauma‑informed, person‑centered principles. This includes supervising staff and volunteers, coordinating Recovery Circles, managing resources, tracking program outcomes, and ensuring that members experience a welcoming and empowering environment.
The role requires strong organizational skills, compassionate communication, and the ability to lead with empathy and clarity. The work is dynamic and people‑centered, requiring adaptability, sound judgment, and effective problem‑solving.
Key Responsibilities
trauma‑informed, recovery‑oriented principles
Required Qualifications
Core Competencies
Challenges & Opportunities
The Recovery Café Manager must balance strategic alignment with day‑to‑day operations in a dynamic, community‑based recovery environment. The role requires emotional resilience, strong boundaries, and the ability to make thoughtful decisions under pressure.
This position also offers the opportunity to shape recovery‑oriented programming, strengthen community partnerships, and contribute to meaningful organizational growth.
Professional Development
The Manager is encouraged to pursue ongoing training in trauma‑informed care, recovery coaching, nonprofit management, supervision, financial stewardship, and program evaluation. Participation in conferences, workshops, and peer learning supports continued growth.
$70,000 - $75,000 per year