Careers

This position would be a member of the NCFF Prevention Network team and serves as the primary relationship-based technical assistance partner for Community Collaboratives implementing the Bring Up Nebraska prevention model.

This position provides proactive, coordinated, and responsive technical assistance that builds community capacity, strengthens prevention system implementation, and supports continuous learning and improvement. The Community TA Lead works alongside communities to help them identify answers, access resources, build skills, and problem-solve challenges. The role prioritizes trust, shared purpose, and partnership over transactions, creating the conditions for community leadership, learning, and long-term success.

The position of Lead, Prevention Network (Coaching Pathways) is a member of the NCFF Prevention Network team responsible for providing technical assistance (TA), training, and support to the coaching pathways component of the Bring Up Nebraska prevention model. This position works directly with community and Connected Youth Initiative (CYI) coaching partners, Collaborative Coordinators, Central Navigators, and Community Collaboratives statewide to ensure they have the tools, training, resources, and capacity needed to implement high-quality, community-driven coaching pathways in their local context - including both the Bring Up Nebraska Community Coaching Framework and, for older youth, the CYI Coaching model. The Lead serves as the NCFF practice lead for the coaching function, supports the statewide network of coaches and coaching partners, advances quality improvement, and works to expand the reach and impact of coaching as a prevention pathway across the network. This position is visionary and community-centered - committed to listening to coaches, young people, parents, guardians, and communities to evolve and scale. This position partners closely with the Senior Lead, Prevention Network (Older Youth Systems), Community TA Leads, and the Research and Evaluation Team to strengthen implementation, build network capacity, and continuously improve the coaching component of the prevention model.

The Lead – Prevention Network, Community Technical Assistance is a member of the NCFF Prevention Network team and serves as the primary relationship-based technical assistance partner for Tribal Nations and Native-serving community collaboratives participating in the Bring Up Nebraska Prevention Network. This role provides proactive, coordinated, and responsive support that strengthens prevention system implementation while honoring tribal governance, culture, and community-defined priorities. The Community TA Lead works alongside communities to help them identify answers, access resources, build skills, and problem-solve challenges. The role prioritizes trust, shared purpose, and partnership over transactions, creating the conditions for community leadership, learning, and long-term success.

The Senior Lead, Grant & Compliance Accountant provides leadership and advanced financial oversight for NCFF’s outgoing grants and contracts, with primary responsibility for ensuring the accuracy, allowability, and compliance of all partner claims and expenditures. This role supervises the Community Investment Coordinator (CIC) team and maintains rigorous standards for claims review, internal controls, and adherence to public and private funding requirements, federal cost principles, and NCFF accounting procedures.