Parent Cooperative Community

Family Support Specialist (Part time) - Vacaville/Vallejo

Thu, 23 Apr 2026 23:18:46 +0000

Job Type: Part-Time (approx.15–20 hours per week)
Schedule:

- Flexible Monday–Friday

- Afternoon–Evening Availability Required (3:00 PM – 7:00 PM)

- Occasional weekdays or Saturday hours as needed

Pay Range: $21-$24 per hour
Work Location:

- Client Homes (Vacaville/Vallejo)

- Woodland, CA Retreat Center

- Sacramento, CA PCC Office

About Parent Cooperative Community (PCC)

Parent Cooperative Community (PCC) is a nonprofit organization based in Sacramento, CA, with a retreat location in Woodland, CA. We serve adoptive families across California by providing trauma-informed support through High-Fidelity Wraparound services, therapeutic programming, retreats, and family engagement opportunities.

Our mission is to promote comfort, connection, and community so that every child feels loved and valued, and every family feels supported by someone who understands their journey. We believe healing happens through relationships, consistency, and individualized care that honors each youth and family’s unique strengths. Learn more about our organization: https://www.pccprograms.org/

PositionOverview

The Family Support Specialist (FSS) plays a vital role in supporting youth and families within their home environment through trauma-informed, strengths-based services. PCC primarily serves adoptive youth and families who have experienced trauma, disrupted attachments, and complex behavioral, emotional, and developmental challenges.

This position is highly relational and requires the ability to build trust with both youth and caregivers. The FSS works directly in the home to implement individualized, family-centered plans that support emotional regulation, strengthen caregiver-child relationships, and improve overall family functioning.

As a member of the Child and Family Team (CFT), the FSS contributes observations and input to support the development and ongoing updates of the family’s Plan of Care (POC). This role emphasizes collaboration, intentional support, and a strengths-based approach to supporting families.

Key Responsibilities

- Provide direct, in-home support to youth and families

- Support youth in developing emotional regulation, communication, and coping skills

- Engage youth through supportive recreational activities such as walks, outdoor play, or other engagement that supports emotional regulation and connection.

- Utilize de-escalation and crisis support techniques when needed

- Participate in Child and Family Team (CFT) meetings and collaborate with service providers

- Support youth voice, choice, and engagement in services

- Maintain consistent communication with supervisors and team members

- Complete timely documentation, progress notes, and reporting requirements

- Track and report mileage and service-related activities

- Attend team meetings, trainings, and ongoing professional development

Qualifications

- High school diploma or equivalent (required).

- Associate’s degree/Bachelor's degree or coursework in social work, mental health, or related fields (preferred).

- Experience (2 years) working with children and families (required).

- Understanding of trauma-informed care principles and practices.

- Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.

- Proficiency in using computer software for documentation and reporting.

- Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation for home visits.

Physical Requirements

- Ability to sit, stand, and engage with youth and families for extended periods

- Ability to travel between client homes and community locations

- Ability to respond appropriately to behavioral or safety needs in a home setting

Work Environment

This role operates in a variety of home and community-based settings, including:

- Client homes

- Community locations (schools, parks, appointments, etc.)

- Woodland, CA retreat center

Benefits

- Flexible schedule (Afternoon/Evening availability preferred)

- Paid time off and sick leave.

- Mileage reimbursement program.

- PCC Access Perks.

Additional Information

- Part-time position (15–20 hours per week)

- Afternoon/evening availability required with some flexibility

- Opportunities for growth within a mission-driven, community-focused organization

Equal Opportunity Employer

PCC is committed to providing a diverse and inclusive workplace where all employees are treated with respect and dignity. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, or any other protected characteristic. We encourage individuals from all backgrounds to apply.

Disclosure Statement

The above statements reflect the general responsibilities and qualifications for the job and should not be construed as a detailed description of all work requirements inherent in the position.

Family Support Specialist - Part-Time - Sacramento

Mon, 20 Apr 2026 16:35:54 +0000

Job Title: Family Support Specialist

Job Type: Part Time (15–20 hrs weekly)

Pay Range: $21–$24 an hour

Job Location: Sacramento, CA (Lincoln - Roseville - Elk Grove - Fair Oaks)

Org Office: Sacramento, CA

Retreat Center: Woodland, CA

Organization Overview: Parent Cooperative Community

PCC is a nonprofit organization based in Sacramento, CA, with a retreat location in Woodland, CA, We serve adoptive families across California and provide trauma-informed support through High-Fidelity Wraparound services, retreats, therapeutic day programming, and family engagement events. Our mission is to promote comfort, connection, and community so that every child feels loved and valued, and every family feels supported by someone who understands their journey.

Learn more about our organization: https://www.pccprograms.org/

Role Overview:

PCC is seeking a Part-Time Family Support Specialist (FSS) to build strengths-based, trusting relationships with children, youth, and parents. The FSS works closely with families and collaborates with the Child and Family Team (CFT) to implement highly individualized, family-centered Plans of Care.

This role involves direct engagement with youth and families, including in-home visits, one-on-one coaching, participation in team meetings, and collaboration with families as they work toward stability, healing, and growth. Family Support Specialists help families develop consistent routines, strengthen emotional communication, and navigate complex challenges with empathy, structure, and encouragement

This role includes active engagement with youth through everyday activities that support connection and well-being. The Family Support Specialist should be comfortable participating in movement-based activities with youth, such as going for walks, outdoor play, light exercise, or other recreational activities that promote healthy engagement and relationship-building. This position involves regular, direct engagement with families in the home and community settings, providing practical support and guidance to help families strengthen skills and maintain a safe, nurturing home environment. The FSS works alongside parents, caregivers, children, and youth to encourage progress toward identified goals while fostering trust and consistency.

This role is ideal for a compassionate professional who excels in both one-on-one support and collaborative teamwork with a genuine commitment to helping families feel seen, supported, and empowered. This role requires flexibility, independence, and the ability to work effectively both in the field and within multidisciplinary team settings.

Key Responsibilities:

Build rapport and establish a safe environment to foster emotional connection with families.
Assess and identify areas of concern for parents and children, using a nurturing and trauma-informed approach.
Encourage open communication of emotions and feelings within families.
Provide individual and group coaching for children and parents as needed.
Support families in processing challenging situations and establishing consistent daily routines.
Promote engaging and educational activities as part of family development.
Engage youth through supportive recreational activities such as walks, outdoor play, or other movement-based engagement that supports emotional regulation and connection.
Serve as a positive role model, demonstrating mindfulness, regulation, and understanding.

Qualifications:

High school diploma or equivalent (required).
Associate’s degree or coursework in social work, mental health, or related fields (preferred).
Experience working with children and families (required).
Understanding of trauma-informed care principles and practices.
Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.
Proficiency in using computer software for documentation and reporting.
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation for home visits.

Preferred Skills:

Creative problem-solving to meet family needs.
Experience managing stressful situations effectively.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Additional language skills are valued.

Schedule and Work Environment:

Part-time role, 15–20 hours per week.
Flexible afternoon/evenings hours, with occasional weekends as needed.
Compensation: $21.00 – $24.00 per hour.
This role includes active participation in community-based activities with youth and may involve walking, outdoor recreation, and other movement-based engagement during visits.
Ability to participate in movement-based activities with youth, including walking, light exercise, an outdoor recreation.
Ability to remain active for periods of time while supporting youth during community outings and recreational activities.
Ability to model active engagement while maintaining a supportive and encouraging environment.

Community-based and Hybrid work environment:

In-person responsibilities include client home visits, travel to the PCC office for training/events, Woodland Retreat Center, and community locations.
Online responsibilities include virtual team meetings and digital documentation/reporting.

Benefits:

Flexible Schedule.
Sick Time.
Vacation Time.
Mileage Reimbursement Program.
PCC Access Perks Program.

Equal Opportunity Employer:

Disclosure Statement:

The above statements reflect the general responsibilities and qualifications for the job and should not be construed as a detailed description of all work requirements inherent in the position.

Day Program Support Specialist - Part-Time - 15-20 Hrs

Sat, 28 Mar 2026 00:31:33 +0000

Job Title: Day Program Support Specialist - Part-Time (15-20 hours)

Job Type: Part-Time, 15-20 hrs weekly (Morning – Afternoon Availability Required)

Hours of Availability: 8AM - 3PM

Pay Range: $21-24 an hour

Job Location: Org Office, Sacramento, CA

Retreat Center: Woodland, CA

About Parent Cooperative Community (PCC)

Learn more about our organization: https://www.pccprograms.org/

Position Overview

PCC is seeking a Part-Time Day Program Support Specialist to work directly with youth in a structured day program environment.

This role is hands-on and interactive, focused on supervising youth groups, facilitating activities, and supporting youth with diverse developmental, behavioral, and emotional needs. You’ll help create a safe, engaging environment where youth can build communication skills, regulate emotions, and develop positive peer relationships.

This position includes active participation in group activities, recreational programming, and occasional community outings.

Key Responsibilities

Supervise groups of youth organized by age and developmental level

Maintain a safe, structured, and supportive environment

Support youth with diverse behavioral, developmental, and emotional needs

Use trauma-informed strategies to support youth regulation and engagement

Plan and lead developmentally appropriate activities for youth groups

Facilitate activities that support creativity, learning, movement, and social interaction

Adapt activities to meet varying abilities and engagement levels

Assist in implementing daily program schedules and program plans

Provide brief updates to parents or caregivers regarding youth participation

Communicate professionally with families regarding daily program experiences

Work closely with the Day Program Director and program staff

Participate in team meetings and trainings

Complete documentation and reporting in the program’s electronic record system

Qualifications

Minimum 2 years' experience working with children or youth

Experience supervising or facilitating group youth activities

Ability to work with youth who may have behavioral or developmental challenges

Strong communication and interpersonal skills

Ability to work collaboratively within a team environment

Background in Child Development, Education, Psychology, Social Work, or related field

Experience in youth programs, day camps, after-school programs, or behavioral support roles

Experience with trauma-informed care practices

Physical Requirements

Ability to stand, walk, and actively engage with youth for extended periods

Ability to participate in recreational and movement-based activities

Ability to lift and carry materials (approximately 25 lbs)

Ability to respond quickly to behavioral support needs

Work Environment and Schedule

Part-Time Position

Must have availability between 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Monday–Friday program schedule

Occasional community outings or special events may occur

This role operates in an active youth program setting and may include:

Indoor program environments

Outdoor recreational activities

Community-based outings

Woodland Retreat Center and PCC program locations

Equal Opportunity Employer

Parent Cooperative Community (PCC) is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace where all individuals are treated with respect and dignity.