Ymca of Greater Omaha·Blair, Nebraska
The volunteer coach is responsible for facilitating safe and educational team practices and games while serving as a positive role model. They must also manage communication with parents and ensure all YMCA policies and safety procedures are followed.
YMCA Youth Sports Coaches act as a positive role model by maintaining a safe environment through RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY, HONESTY, and CARING.
The YMCA of Greater Omaha strives to create safe environment for all. As a youth serving organization we work proactively to ensure youth are can grow, learn and have fun. We take child abuse very seriously and work proactively to reduce any risk while in our care. All employees and volunteers are required to complete abuse prevention training and agree to respond to any issues they may witness as well as successfully complete a full-background check before placement is confirmed.
The YMCA of Greater Omaha is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Candidates must have knowledge of sport rules and coaching principles and be able to pass a background check. Completion of mandatory child abuse prevention training is required prior to the first shift.
Market context
In Nebraska, volunteer youth sports coaching roles are often driven by seasonal program needs and community participation, especially for fall sessions. These positions can be competitive because they require both coaching knowledge and strong child-safety compliance, including a background check and mandatory abuse-prevention training. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your availability and complete any required training before applying.