January 22, 2025

The Trust Releasing RFP for Signature Event Planning Services Soon

The Children’s Trust seeks to procure the services of one or more event planners to work collaboratively with the Communications Department in providing event planning services for up to two of its signature events: The Children’s Trust Family Expo and the Champions for Children Awards Ceremony. Through this Request for Proposals (RFP), The Trust will select one or more vendors to help plan and execute the events with applicants having the option to apply for one or both events. The RFP will be released soon, with Bidders' Conference and Application Training dates, and other timeframes also forthcoming. Click below for more information:

January Injury Prevention Trainings

Childhood injury prevention capacity-building efforts facilitated by the Public Health Trust's Injury Free Coalition for Kids of Miami are offered to all Trust-funded providers in person and via Zoom. Visit Trust Academy for full descriptions, meeting info and registration information.

Home Safety Training & Education; Tuesday, January 28; 10-11:30 a.m.

Car Passenger Safety; Thursday, January 23; 2-3:30 p.m.

Opioid Overdose Safety; Thursday, January 30; 10:00-11:30 a.m.

Suicide Prevention; Monday, January 27; 10 a.m.-noon.

For more information, email link below:

Reading Roadmap: 30-Hour Comprehensive Training with 12-week Apprenticeship

Join a transformative professional development experience that equips you with powerful, evidence-based strategies to tackle dyslexia and literacy challenges head-on. This immersive journey combines comprehensive instruction with real-world application, guiding you every step of the way as you enhance your teaching skills and create a classroom where all students can thrive in reading and beyond. The training takes place February 1, 8, 15, and 22 (Saturdays from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.)

This training is virtual and only available to educators in Miami-Dade County. For more information call 786.520.6306 or email below:

Advocacy Network on Disabilities Trainings

ABCs of Managing Behavior in Children with Disabilities

Do you have questions about behaviors of children with disabilities in your after-school program? This interactive training will help you understand challenging behaviors, why the behaviors many occur and provide classroom strategies to help you manage the behaviors. Includes an overview of ADHD and ODD as well as helpful charts for tracking behavior and rewarding positive behaviors.

Tuesday, January 28, 10 a.m-12 p.m. On Zoom

Register below:

YWCA SEW-REDI Trainings

Unlocking Potential: Ending the Silence 

Unlocking Potential: Ending the Silence is a revolutionary mental health intervention and education program crafted exclusively for dedicated staff serving youth and families. Grounded in evidence-based practices, this transformative program is your key to sharpening awareness and understanding of mental health warning signs. Session takes place on January 23.

Skillbuild Powered by Breakthrough Miami Trainings

Building Impact through Youth Volunteering *

Empower youth to create meaningful change in their communities!

Join SkillBuild, powered by Breakthrough Miami, for an engaging training session on designing impactful volunteer programs. Learn to develop, launch, and optimize youth-focused initiatives through strategies for recruitment, project planning, partnerships, and impact assessment. Discover how to enhance engagement, foster community connections, and measure success while exploring the benefits of volunteering for both youth and their communities. Don’t miss this chance to elevate your youth development programs! Tuesday, January 28,, 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Register below:

Establishing a Strong Teacher/Leader Presence  *

Elevate your leadership impact with this dynamic training led by SkillBuild, powered by Breakthrough Miami. Learn to develop compassionate authority, build trust, and cultivate energetic confidence to inspire and engage youth. This session empowers youth development professionals with strategies to enhance their presence, foster motivation, and create a positive impact. Strengthen your ability to lead with empathy, enthusiasm, and clarity, and adapt your approach to meet the needs of the youth you serve. Tuesday, February 4, 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Register below:

Trauma and Brain 101 *

Explore the profound impact of trauma on youth and learn how to create safe, supportive environments that foster healing and growth. This SkillBuild powered by Breakthrough Miami training, facilitated by Up2Us, equips youth development professionals with tools to recognize trauma, build trust, and design trauma-informed programming. Gain strategies to manage secondary trauma while empowering youth to thrive. Tuesday, February 18, 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. via, Zoom. Register below: 

New Fostering Growth Mindset Training for Youth Development Providers 

Did you know that when children have a growth mindset, they are more likely to do well in school and can more effectively handle setbacks and challenges? Do you know if YOU have a growth mindset?

Fostering a growth mindset enhances the supportive environment your program staff seeks to create. In Project RISE's new Fostering Growth Mindset training, you will learn about growth mindset characteristics and benefits as well as strategies that will help foster a growth mindset culture within your youth development community.

The Training will take place February 5, from 11 a.m.- 1 p.m.

If you are interested in this training for your youth development program, please email Project RISE at projectrise@nova.edu.

UM Team COACH Trainings

Live Training - Starting from Scratch: Recruitment and Engagement. Wednesday, January 29; 10-11a.m. Do you want to learn the latest evidence-based strategies to recruit and engage families? Then this live training is for you! This live training is designed for parenting providers who want to learn effective new strategies for recruiting and engaging families in their programs.

Click here for more information.

Hundreds of kids and teens in Miami-Dade and Monroe counties are in need of safe, loving homes through no fault of their own due to abuse, neglect and/or abandonment. Citrus Family Care Network is looking for people who want to change the life of a child. Open your home and your heart, "Become a Foster Parent."



For more information call 1.855.786.KIDS (5437), or Kimberly Lopez at 786.562.8758, email klopez@citrusfcn.com, or visit:

The Children's Trust is proud of the hundreds of organizations, businesses and entities that make up our Provider Network. To that end, we will be periodically highlighting them in a section of our Weekly Provider Bulletin simply named Provider Spotlight. See the impact of the work of your fellow providers and to submit an organization for consideration, nominate them in the Provider Bulletin form, with the following information: Name, Services Provided, With Trust Since, Website/Contact Information, Communities Served, and Number of Sites.

Learn more about The Trust's providers in our special weekly social media posts entitled Trust Tuesday (#TrustTuesday)

Start Off Smart's Safe Families Partnership Network (SFPN)

This week, we’re featuring Start Off Smart and its Trust-funded Safe Families Partnership Network (SFPN). SFPN provides care coordination to children and families who are victims of violence. Other risk factors include child abuse or neglect, child chronic absenteeism, and child disruptive behaviors. The SFPN works with high-risk populations of children and youth aged 0-17 and up to 22 if disabled, along with their families and caregivers who reside in the South Dade community. The SFPN provides care coordination, family team conferencing, access to support and family stabilization services, parenting classes, trauma-informed services, and civil and immigration legal services. Referrals are made to local agencies for other needed family services. To learn more about SFPN and the other programs Start Off Smart provides, visit www.startoffsmartinc.org/programs

Miami-Dade County Dept. of Cultural Affairs Community Grants Program *

The Community Grants (CG) Program is responsive on a quarterly basis to nonprofit organizations developing small and large-scale community-based cultural (dance, theater, music, visual arts) programs, as well as projects and events, such as fairs, parades, neighborhood festivals and publications that have a strong artistic component.

The CG panel considers projects with strong community involvement and/or outreach component. The CG Program is particularly sensitive to the needs of indigenous cultural neighborhood activities and projects encouraging the preservation of heritage, traditions and culture, as well as social service organizations and cultural groups developing collaborative intervention projects using the arts. Application deadline is February 20. For more information and guidelines on the grants program, click below:

Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs Cultural Grants Workshop

Arts groups, cultural organizations, community nonprofit organizations, individual artists and artist collectives are invited to attend these free workshops about Miami-Dade County's cultural grants programs. Municipalities, social service organizations, colleges and universities may also be eligible to apply. Learn how to apply for arts funding and which grants programs may be the right fit for your cultural project. Cultural Affairs staff will provide information about the competitive funding opportunities for nonprofit arts groups and artists as well as other helpful resources available for the cultural community. There will be an interactive Q & A session following the workshop presentation. Questions will be addressed in English, Spanish, or Haitian Creole. ADA/accessible accommodations are available.

IN-PERSON - Presented in Partnership with Miami-Dade County Commissioner Rene Garcia District 13 Thursday, January 23, at 6 p.m. at the Milander Center for Arts & Entertainment 4800 Palm Avenue, Hialeah, FL 33012 RSVP HERE.

IN-PERSON - Presented in Partnership with Miami-Dade County Commissioner Danielle Cohen Higgins District 8 Wednesday, January 29 at 6 p.m. Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center 10950 SW 211 Street Miami, FL 33189 RSVP HERE.

VIRTUAL - Cultural Grants Workshop Monday, April 21 at 2 p.m. – Workshop Via Zoom RSVP HERE.

US Dept. of Justice Grants to Support Youth Success for Youth at Risk *

The U.S. Department of Justice Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention is offering a funding opportunity to assist jurisdictions in planning and assessing promising and evidence-based prevention and intervention services that will inform the development of a community-based continuum of care for youth at risk of becoming involved or are already involved in the juvenile justice system. The long-term goal of this effort is to support sustainable, research-based, and data-informed recidivism-reduction policies, practices, and programming, and the strategic reinvestment of cost savings realized through accompanying reforms into effective prevention and intervention programs for our nation’s youth. The application deadline is February 24. For more information and to apply, click below:

The CAFE Group's 1954 Project Luminary Grants to Help Black Students *

The CAFE Group’s 1954 Project is advancing education equity by investing in bold, imagination-fueled, and high-impact leaders committed to addressing systemic barriers and creating sustainable change for Black students and in Black communities. Eligibility is limited to leaders with a proven track record of success in education and the vision to create even greater impact. Application deadline is February 28. For more information and to apply, click below:

Miami Diaper Bank's Nurturing Futures Awards Nominations Now Open *

The Miami Diaper Bank has announced that nominations are now open for the 2025 Nurturing Futures Awards! This is a chance to celebrate the individuals, groups, youth and organizations making a lasting impact on the lives of babies in the community. The nomination deadline is April 4 and the awards ceremony is on April 25. For more information on categories, the awards ceremony, and to nominate someone or an organization, click below:

United Way Miami Grants for Education and Health & Wellbeing *

United Way Miami is pleased to announce two opportunities for funding in the areas of Education and Health & Wellbeing. The Education RFP is focused on programs working with youth that are involved in the juvenile justice system and other related juvenile diversion systems. Funding is available for up to $153,000 for one fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025. The Health & Wellbeing RFP focuses on programs providing congregate and home delivered meals to the older adult population. Funding is available for up to $135,000 for one fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025. Applications will only be accepted from agencies that have been determined by the Internal Revenue Service to be categorized as organizations for a charitable cause – most commonly referred to as 501(c)3 organizations. For more information, click below:

Schedule a Free Mental Health Presentation for Families

Teach parents/caregivers about mental wellness with a FREE program "Ending the Silence" (ETS) presented by the National Alliance on Mental Illness Miami-Dade County. ETS is a 60-minute or longer virtual/in-person presentation that increases knowledge about warning signs of mental health issues, diminishes stigma, encourages families to seek help, and provides local and national resources. It is presented in English and Spanish. Email below for more information:

Miami Foundation Community Grants Now Available

The Miami Foundation seeks to build a Greater Miami where everyone can thrive through its signature Community Grants program. As a permanent resource for Greater Miami, Community Grants invests in an organization’s mission with two years of general operating support. The 2025 Community Grants application cycle officially runs through February 28. Apply at link below:

U.S. DOJ National Institute of Justice Research and Evaluation of Youth Justice Topics

This funding opportunity seeks proposals for research and evaluation projects to inform policy and practice in the field of youth justice in the following four topics: 1. Research and Evaluation on Youth Justice System Prosecution 2. Research and Evaluation on Youth Justice Defense Delivery Systems 3. Evaluation of Youth Reentry Practices 4. Resubmissions of Youth Justice Reinvestment Studies. Application deadline is March 20. Apply at link below:

ALICE Dashboard Training from United Way Miami

Join a training led by United Way Miami for ALICE experts to explore ALICE Reports and data dashboards to unlock insights that can drive change. The Zoom webinar takes place Thursday, January 23, from 2 -3 p.m. Click below to RSVP:

U.S. DOJ Bureau of Justice Assistance Improving Adult/Youth Crisis Stabilization and Community Reentry Program 

The purpose of this program is to support cross-system collaboration between criminal and juvenile justice agencies, mental health and substance use agencies, community-based organizations that provide reentry services, and community-based behavioral health providers. The goal is to improve clinical stabilization pretrial, during confinement, and support continuity of care and recovery during the transition to the community through clinical and other evidence-based activities or services for individuals with serious mental illness, substance use disorders, and co-occurring disorders. Eligibility is limited to city, township, county, special district, and state governments; Native American tribal governments and organizations; and nonprofits. Deadline to apply is February 24.

Free Youth Mental Health First Aid Training In January & February

Project Bridge offers a Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) course to adults interacting with teens or parents of adolescents. The 6.5-hour course aims to raise mental health awareness, focusing on behavioral health, addictions and recognizing early warning signs. A session will be held on Thursday., January 30, and another on Thursday, February 20, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Sunshine Health, 9552 SW 160 St., Miami, FL. Please pick one date. To register, contact Hayly Ojeda at email link below:

Early Childhood Grants Available from Caplan Foundation

The Caplan Foundation for Early Childhood is offering grants to support research and development projects that appear likely to improve the welfare of young children, from infancy through 7 years, in the United States. Eligibility is limited to organizations with 501(c)(3) Tax Exempt Status from the IRS. Application deadline is January 31.

Invite Your Students to Enter All Kids Included Art Competition

The Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs All Kids Included (AKI) program is inviting all Miami-Dade students in grades Pre-K-12 to submit original artwork depicting the competition theme and are asked to draw on the competition's selected book for inspiration. The theme for 2025 is inspired by the book, I Will Dance written by Nancy Bo Flood and illustrated by Julianna Swaney. Eligibility is open to all Miami-Dade students in grades Pre-K-12. Award Ceiling: $250 Blick Art Supply Card. Deadline to submit artwork is February 1.

Maternal and Child Health Secondary Data Analysis Research Grants Available

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) (MCH SDAR) Maternal and Child Health Secondary Data Analysis Research grants are available to support research that analyzes existing national data sets or administrative records to answer questions that can improve the health and well-being of Maternal and Child Health (MCH) populations, including children and adolescents with Autism/Developmental Disabilities (DD). Eligibility is limited to nonprofits having a 501(c)(3) status with the IRS, other than institutions of higher education; Native American tribal organizations (other than Federally recognized tribal governments); and public or non-profit institutions of higher learning (i.e., education) and public or private non-profit agencies engaged in research or in programs relating to maternal and child health and/or services for children with special health care needs. Award Ceiling: $60,000. Applications must be submitted by February 25.

Autism Secondary Data Analysis Research Grants Available

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Autism Secondary Data Analysis Research (Autism SDAR) grants are available to support applied research through analysis of existing databases or administrative records to improve health outcomes, and the quality, efficiency, and accessibility of health care services for children and adolescents with autism and other developmental disabilities (DD) across the lifespan. Eligibility is limited to city, township, county, special district, and state governments; Native American tribal governments and organizations; independent school districts; private, public, and state-controlled institutions of higher education; for-profit organizations; small businesses; and any public or private entity, including research centers or networks. Applications must be submitted by February 25.

Don't Forget to RSVP for Life Time Kids Run Miami Program

The Life Time Kids Run Miami program is entering its 20th year, and the program hopes to welcome students to be a part of the action! The Life Time Kids Run Miami program encourages children and middle school students, ages 6-13, to run 25.2 miles over 15 weeks, culminating at the Life Time Miami Marathon & Half presented by FP Movement (February 2, 2025) with the Final Mile event where all participants will earn their own medal!

Complimentary to Miami-Dade County schools, the Life Time Kids Run Miami program aims to help reduce the health risks and conditions that kids face today by promoting physical education and an active lifestyle through running, and it is their goal to involve as many children as possible from start to finish.

This FREE program is not only a fun and interactive way to get the kids moving, but it is easy to follow and track for participating coaches. By completing the RSVP form link below, you will receive free training resources to your school.

Change the Life of a Child in Foster Care; Serve on a Citizen Review Panel

Florida Foster Care Review (FFCR) advances the safety, stability and success of youth and young adults involved in Miami-Dade’s dependency system by connecting them to essential services, healthy relationships and forever families. FFCR seeks caring volunteers to review and monitor cases one full weekday per month during Citizen Review Panel (CRP) hearings held virtually. Visit link below for more information and requirements.

Available Positions at The Childrens' Trust

Associate Director - Technology

This position assist in directing the overall leadership, strategy, and management of the Technology Design & Solutions (TDS) initiatives undertaken to support the vision, leadership, and goals of The Children’s Trust. The associate director of technology ensures the continuous delivery of responsive systems to ensure timely and accurate data to maximize financial, strategic, and operational goals. The associate director assists in directing and coordinating the planning, implementation, and integration of:

• Information Technology’s budget
• Strategic and tactical planning
• Applications support
• Network and infrastructure
• Hosted services including, but not limited to, SaaS and IaaS
• User services (e.g., help desk, desktop support, training for internal staff and external service providers) and more.

For more information, click below:

Program Manager

The position manages the full life cycle of assigned funded program(s) and services located throughout Miami-Dade County. This person requires occasional non-traditional work hours (weekends and evenings) and reliable transportation. This professional position will support the Programs Management Team in implementing strategies that foster collaboration among internal and external stakeholders to ensure services are delivered in accordance with The Children’s Trust standards and latest evidence-based practices. S/he is responsible for utilizing change management, knowledge, skills, and behaviors to promote continuous quality improvement throughout the assigned contracts and projects. This person will be assigned a caseload of contracts and may serve as initiative/project lead. The attached exhibits include additional responsibilities for the Program Manager leading our Metrics and PPD efforts.

For more information, click below:

Peer Specialist Position at Federation of Families

The Peer Specialist will monitor and provide support to families who have an active Present Danger Safety Plan with the Department of Children Families. The Peer Specialist will function as an advocate in assisting families to successfully engage in services recommended. For more information email link below:

Early Childhood Teachers Needed to Join United Way Team Miami

The United Way Miami’s Center for Excellence in Early Education is seeking passionate Early Childhood Lead Teachers to make a difference in young lives.

Positions Available:

12-Month Lead Teacher ($40,000–$47,900/year) 10-Month Lead Teacher ($40,000–$41,589.60/year)

Requirements: The position's require a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, or a related field. An infant/toddler CDA is required, 45 DCF hours, and 15 in-service hours annually. Bilingual preferred.

Apply below:

Child Welfare Case Manager/Trainee Needed at Department of Children and Families

The Child Welfare Case Manager/Trainee identifies and assesses the individual and family needs of abused and/or neglected minors placed in care by the Department of Children and Families (DCF) with the ultimate goal of permanency. The Child Welfare Case Manager/Trainee coordinates necessary services and treatments, completes required assessments, discusses goals and alternatives, and provides needed information. Overall, the Child Welfare Case Manager/Trainee contributes to the CHS high performance culture by exhibiting its values and providing quality results that position CHS as the leader in delivering proactive behavioral health, case management, community and early childhood solutions for children and families. For more information email link below:

On-Site Director Needed at Rainbow Intergenerational Learning Center

Rainbow Intergenerational Learning Center is looking for an enthusiastic onsite director for the Little Havana Center. This position requires knowledge of Early Head Start, VPK and school readiness programs. The position is for bilingual candidates, with a director's credential, CDA National and or FCCPC minimum requirements. The position must also be a team player and have a love of learning and helping others. Those who are interested can send their resumes to email linked below:

Available Positions at Breakthrough Miami

Are you a passionate, experienced, and committed educational leader? Breakthrough Miami is expanding its village and looking for new changemakers to join the team. Bring your unwavering dedication to youth, positive outlook, leadership, team-building, motivational power, and solution-oriented skills to life at Breakthrough Miami.

Site Director for Belen Jesuit Preparatory Location : Advancing their signature students-teaching-students model, Site Directors at Breakthrough Miami have the invaluable opportunity to lead transformative, proven work to address education inequities. Our Site Directors manage and oversee program and site operations for our school-year and summer programs at one of Breakthrough Miami’s seven host school sites, leading the recruitment, management, and development of Scholars, Volunteers, and Teaching Fellows. Site Directors ensure program fidelity, spirit, and culture, advancing Breakthrough Miami’s mission and goals. Advancing the model of an embedded service-learning partnership, Directors build supportive relationships with students, parents, schools, the community, and other stakeholders to build a rigorous, fun, and supportive learning environment for Scholars, Volunteers, and Teaching Fellows to develop as life-long learners, leaders, and changemakers.

Assistant Site Director: Responsible for efficiently and effectively delivering programs and services directly affecting Breakthrough Miami Scholars and families. An ASD oversees campus or site logistics, unpaid student volunteers, and some stipended positions, such as Teaching Fellows. As an ambassador of the program, the ASD builds supportive relationships with students, parents, schools, the community, and other stakeholders to ensure the academic and socio-enrichment success of all Breakthrough Scholars. 

Summer Instructional Coaches: Summer Instructional Coaches (ICs) are experienced and successful professional educators who provide content specific support for BTM Teaching Fellows throughout the summer and engage fully in the BTM community. ICs dictate the level of academic rigor during Breakthrough Miami’s summer program through their interactions with Teaching Fellows. They effectively communicate content specifics to Teaching Fellows, guide Fellows through effective planning and execution, and hold both Fellows and students to the highest standards. ICs are expected to lead department meetings, visit Fellows’ classes at least twice a week, evaluate lesson plans and curriculum overviews, and meet individually with Fellows regarding their on-going work. Since ICs are the only professional teachers on-site, they are accountable for the quality of instruction students receive, and are responsible for supporting BTM Teaching Fellows through their teaching experiences. This position will begin on June 7, 2025 and will end on August 1, 2025.

Summer Site Coordinators: Summer Site Coordinators (SSCs) are critical members of the summer administrative team and help ensure the smooth and safe operations of the Summer Institute at their assigned site. SSCs train, coordinate and oversee volunteers; supervise the summer food service program for Scholars and staff; order and keep an inventory of program supplies; coordinate general office administration; manage the Scholar drop off and pick up process; and assist with the execution of special events. This position will begin on June 7, 2025 and will end on August 1, 2025.

Summer Assistant Site Directors: Summer Assistant Site Directors (SASDs) work collaboratively with full-time directors at their assigned site to ensure a successful Summer Institute; and work closely with Scholars and their families, as well as Teaching Fellows to ensure their needs are met. SASDs assist with the coordination and management of student attendance and reporting; management of student information in the Breakthrough Miami student database; student discipline and conduct; Teaching Fellow training and professional development; implementation of the Teaching Assistant program; preparation of major events, including Visitors Day, Family Night, and other events as scheduled; and program evaluations during the final ten days of programming. This position will begin on June 7, 2025 and will end on August 1, 2025.

To learn more about any of the positions listed above, visit https://breakthroughmiami.org/careers or send a resume to careers@breakthroughmiami.org.

Teaching Fellows: The Breakthrough Miami Teaching Fellow experience is designed for undergraduates and high school students (age 17+). The opportunity is available to applicants with a deep interest in social justice and a passion for working with students. The Teaching Fellows must be committed to personal growth and comfortable working in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. Because they celebrate the diversity of the community, Breakthrough Miami seeks applicants from diverse backgrounds and life experiences. The fellowship begins June 7, 2025 and ends August 1, 2025. To learn more about the Breakthrough Miami Teaching Fellowship, visit https://breakthroughmiami.org/teaching-fellows/.

Available Opportunities at Jewish Community Services of South Florida

Jewish Community Services is hiring for several positions:

• Licensed clinicians
• Helpline counselors
• And many more

For further details and to apply please follow the link below:

Available Position at Advocacy Network on Disabilities

Natural Helper

The Natural Helper is responsible for providing assistance to the Families CAN! project by assuming responsibility for obtaining and maintaining programmatic and financial records related to Advocacy Network’s In-Home Supports and Emergency Financial Assistance Programs. This position utilizes their experience as a parent with a child with a disability to support families and assist in their success towards achieving their goals. The Natural Helper/Family Support Specialist supports success coaches working directly with families and assisting in all aspects of referral processes and maintaining family engagement in the care coordination process.  

Training and Experience Requirements: High School diploma or equivalent; proficient in Microsoft Office – especially Word, Excel, and Outlook; and a minimum of two years’ experience working in an office setting – preferably in a non-profit. Individual must be very detail oriented, good with numbers, and be able to effectively prioritize tasks and manage time. Bi-lingual (English/Spanish) essential. Salary Range $40,000 to $42,000. AND offers 100% employer-paid medical benefits, 12 paid holidays, and generous PTO. Mail resume to email below:

Family Support Coordinator

Are you looking for a great place to work and make a difference? The Family Support Coordinator is responsible for the provision of advocacy, support and linkage services to individuals with developmental and other disabilities, their families and care givers as well as professionals and others seeking assistance. Utilizes strength-based strategies to build families’ protective factors.

Training and Experience Requirements: Bachelors in social work or related field. Minimum of 2 years-experience working with families who have children with disabilities and knowledge of local community strongly preferred. Excellent communication and organizational skills. Bilingual English-Creole preferred. Salary Range: $50,000 - $52,000. AND offers 100% employer-paid medical benefits, 12 paid holidays, and generous PTO. Mail resume to email below:

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