Apply family intervention expertise to support parents and children through MCFD partnership, using trauma-informed practice and parenting skills. Evening and weekend hours are required.

The Family Support Worker helps reunify families and strengthen safe parenting for children experiencing neglect, abuse, or protection concerns. You will provide outreach, group facilitation, visit supervision, and support in homes or community settings. The work includes family systems knowledge, attachment theory, and collaborative care.

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide targeted outreach supporting parenting capacity and daily living skills
• Facilitate supported family visits in secure environments
• Develop service plans and client goals with referring Social Workers
• Teach parenting, life,
  
  
  
  and social-emotional skills
• Record observations and interventions in case management databases

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s Degree in a related Human or Social Services field
• Minimum one year working in a similar environment
• Valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, and appropriate insurance
• Valid first aid and naloxone certification
• Strong knowledge of Family Systems and Attachment Theory

Support family reunification through outreach, parenting education, supported visits, and trauma-informed intervention with children and families.