Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States · On-site
$38k–$39k
THIS POSITION IS 22.5 HOURS A WEEK IN PERSON, INCLUDING SATURDAY HOURS PURPOSE & SCOPE: Family Time Visitation (FTV) Supervisor is a member of the Bridges Homeward Family Support and Stabilization team serving families, …
Skills: Case Management, Family Support, Supervision, Conflict Resolution, Documentation
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States · On-site
$48k–$49k
This position offers a $4,000 sign on bonus* *Paid $1,000 quarterly during your first year of employment. Employees must stay 2 years to keep the full bonus. Employees who leave before 1 year will be required to pay back…
Skills: Case management, Crisis response, Family support, Child safety monitoring, Parenting coaching
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States · On-site
$47k–$48k
This position offers a $4,000 sign on bonus* *Paid 60 days after employment. Employees must stay 2 years or pay back all (if leave less than 1 year) or 50% (if leave between 1 and 2 year) of the bonus Recognizing the val…
Skills: Case Management, Crisis Response, Bilingual Communication, Family Intervention, Child Safety Monitoring
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States • On-site
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The supervisor manages weekend family time visitations, including intake, scheduling, and providing oversight to FTV coaches. They also ensure safe interactions, enforce program policies, and maintain documentation for the Department of Children and Families.
Candidates must have an associate degree in a related field or a high school diploma with at least 3 years of experience working with parents or children. Experience in family time visitation or management is strongly preferred.
THIS POSITION IS 22.5 HOURS A WEEK IN PERSON, INCLUDING SATURDAY HOURS
PURPOSE & SCOPE: Family Time Visitation (FTV) Supervisor is a member of the Bridges Homeward Family Support and Stabilization team serving families, children, and youth referred by the Department of Children and Families, or other community providers. The Family Support and Stabilization Program provides a range of services aimed at skill-building for parents and youth, strengthening family relationships, and building a network of community supports and resources in order to promote a safe, stable home life.
THE AGENCY: Founded in 1873, Bridges Homeward has evolved over time into a group of dynamic, highly dedicated, mission driven professionals meeting the current needs of the Greater Boston community. We work diligently towards our mission; to provide high quality support and advocacy for children, adults, and families. Our goal for everyone we work with is to find permanency!
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REQUIRED EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE:
Building Stronger Futures since 1874.
At Bridges Homeward, we advocate for children, teens, and families. We help the people we serve develop healthy, permanent relationships and make sure they are living in stable, safe, and loving homes. As a result, they can build the resilience and power they need to advocate for themselves. For us, permanency is not distinct from anything we do. It is everything we do. Today, Bridges Homeward operates five different programs, each with its own permanency-focused services. We don’t offer quick fixes; we take a much more in-depth and personalized approach. Sometimes, permanency in our work means making sure a child can remain with their biological family; sometimes it means ensuring someone with a developmental disability can live with family instead of having to move to an institutional setting; and sometimes it means finding a child in foster care a forever family. Our list of success stories is over 145 years long.
Offices: 60 Gore St, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02141, US
Building Stronger Futures since 1874.
At Bridges Homeward, we advocate for children, teens, and families. We help the people we serve develop healthy, permanent relationships and make sure they are living in stable, safe, and loving homes. As a result, they can build the resilience and power they need to advocate for themselves. For us, permanency is not distinct from anything we do. It is everything we do. Today, Bridges Homeward operates five different programs, each with its own permanency-focused services. We don’t offer quick fixes; we take a much more in-depth and personalized approach. Sometimes, permanency in our work means making sure a child can remain with their biological family; sometimes it means ensuring someone with a developmental disability can live with family instead of having to move to an institutional setting; and sometimes it means finding a child in foster care a forever family. Our list of success stories is over 145 years long.
Offices: 60 Gore St, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02141, US
