Activities Director

Minneapolis, MN
Full Time
Heritage Commons
Entry Level

Do you want to make a connection with others and make them smile? If so, this may be the job for you! Heritage Commons, a Cassia community, is hiring an Activities Director to join us in Minneapolis, MN! Join us at Heritage Commons, one of the first public housing community in the country to offer housing and services to older adults with low income. When you join our team, you’ll make a real impact in the lives of others while being surrounded by a supportive, purpose-driven team. If you're looking for work that feels meaningful, this is the place to start.

As an Activities Director at Heritage Commons, you will manage a team of activity professionals, plan, and conduct fun and exciting activities for our residents. Our ideal candidate is self-motivated with a genuine concern for our residents' well-being, and has a creative personality and positive attitude.

Position Type: Full-Time, benefit eligible position working 32 hours a week

Wage Range: $21 - $22 / hour depending on experience

Location:  350 Van White Memorial Blvd, Minneapolis MN 55405
 

Activities Director Responsibilities:
  • Establish a master program plan that includes on-going daily programs for all residents including group and 1-1 programs, community outings and outdoor activities.
  • Hire, train, and evaluate staff in the Activities Department.
  • Coordinate special community events for residents and families.
  • Arrange weekend, evening and holiday activities.
  • Promote resident involvement and active decision-making in daily program schedule.
  • Perform additional tasks as required.
Activities Director Qualifications:
  • Prior experience in Activities or prior Assisted Living/ Long Term Care experience required.
  • Experience working with older adults.
  • Excellent oral and written communication skills.
  • Excellent interpersonal skills.
  • Ability to respect confidentiality of resident information.
  • Ability to manage diverse individuals and multiple priorities at once.
  • Must be eligible to work in the Federal Health Program.
Cassia Benefits:
  • Competitive Pay with experience-based raises
  • Tuition Assistance & Student Loan Forgiveness (site-specific)
  • Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) & 403(b)/401(k) with Employer Match
  • Comprehensive Health Benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision, Disability, Life Insurance) for Full-Time Employees
  • Employee Assistance Program with free confidential counseling/coaching for self and family members 


About Us:

Looking to brighten someone’s day—and build meaningful connections while doing it?
At Heritage Commons, you’ll do just that. As one of the first public housing communities in the country to offer both housing and services to older adults with low income, our mission is deeply rooted in compassion, dignity, and inclusion. Just a few blocks north of downtown Minneapolis in Heritage Park, our newly renovated community offers independent living where residents can age in place and continue to thrive—even as their needs evolve. When you join our team, you’ll make a real impact in the lives of others while being surrounded by a supportive, purpose-driven team. If you're looking for work that feels meaningful, this is the place to start.


Cassia is a nonprofit, mission-driven senior care organization with over 200 years of experience. As a Cassia community, we are dedicated to fostering fullness of life for older adults by providing compassionate, high-quality care. Our Service Standards of Respect, Excellence, Integrity, Stewardship, Compassion, Collaboration, Unity, and Innovation are the bedrock of all that we do. We value inclusivity, collaboration, and professional growth, ensuring our employees feel supported in their careers. To learn more, visit our website:  https://theseniorhousingsearch.com/property/heritage-commons-at-ponds-edge/

Join us and become part of a nonprofit organization that truly makes a difference!

Cassia is an equal employment opportunity/affirmative action & veteran friendly employer.

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