Support Coordinator

Join an incredible mission-driven organization as a Group Support Coordinator. You’ll lead peer-support groups, guide expressive arts activities, and strengthen relationships with families, volunteers, and community partners. This is a hands-on, heart-centered role where every day you’ll see the direct impact of your work.Responsibilities:Facilitate and lead school-based and evening peer-support groups for children, teens, and familiesDesign and implement expressive arts activities that promote healthy emotional expressionTrain, guide, and collaborate with volunteers and internsSupport outreach and represent the organization at community eventsBuild partnerships with schools, referral sources, and local organizationsRequirements:Master’s degree (or currently pursuing) in psychology, social sciences, or related field1–2 years of experience in a helping-related role (mental health, school, or nonprofit preferred)Warm, empathetic communicator who’s confident leading groups and presenting to the publicOrganized, creative, and adaptable team playerBilingual in Spanish strongly preferredJob Perks:Make a meaningful difference every single day100% employer-paid health insuranceFlexible PTO + paid holidaysQuarterly recharge days + half-day Fridays with full payIf you’re ready to bring your compassion and creativity to a purpose-driven team that helps families heal, we’d love to meet you.