City of Providence

The Director, Mount Pleasant Academy role at Family Service of Rhode Island provides leadership and clinical oversight for a children's behavioral health program. The position involves supervising staff, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations, managing the therapeutic milieu, and overseeing clinical documentation and service delivery. This leadership opportunity is appealing for its alignment with FSRI's 130-year mission to advance hope and well-being for families, offering a collaborative and inclusive culture. The role requires a master's degree and extensive clinical supervisory experience, with responsibilities including program budgeting, fundraising, and occasional physical crisis intervention during residential and community visits.

The Program Manager role at Family Service of Rhode Island oversees the GO TEAM initiative, which partners with law enforcement to provide crisis intervention and trauma support to families in Providence and statewide. Key responsibilities include managing daily operations for police collaboration programs, supervising staff, and coordinating on-call schedules. The position requires regular travel to law enforcement sites and community locations, with a flexible schedule that may include evenings and weekends. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to make a tangible impact on community well-being within a diverse, inclusive organization with a 130-year history of advancing hope and healing. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package and the chance to work with a dedicated team dedicated to improving the lives of children and families.

The Women Building Rhode Island Lead Trainer role is a full-time position within Building Futures dedicated to increasing female participation in the unionized construction industry. The trainer designs and delivers hands-on apprenticeship readiness programs, teaching technical skills, safety standards, and industry culture to women entering the trades. Key responsibilities include developing curriculum, mentoring participants, facilitating networking groups, and collaborating with unions and community partners to support career advancement. The position appeals to experienced journeyworkers passionate about equity and education, offering the chance to drive meaningful social change while working in a collaborative environment. The role requires on-site work in Providence, Rhode Island, with occasional evening or weekend availability during training cycles.

The Family Visitor role at Family Service of Rhode Island delivers high-quality home visiting services to vulnerable families using the Healthy Families America model. Key responsibilities include strengthening parent-child relationships, ensuring model fidelity, facilitating community groups, and connecting families with local resources. This position appeals to candidates passionate about community impact, offering a supportive culture rooted in a 130-year legacy of advancing hope and well-being. The role involves travel to client residences and community sites, requiring flexibility for occasional evening or weekend hours. Employees benefit from a comprehensive benefits package and opportunities for professional growth through required training.

This full-time Community Health Worker role with Family Service of Rhode Island supports the DCYF Best Start initiative by engaging families in home and community settings. The position involves conducting health screenings, assessing individual needs, developing action plans, and coordinating referrals to appropriate services. Candidates must be Spanish bilingual and possess a valid driver's license to travel to client locations. The role appeals to those seeking to make a tangible impact on children and families within a diverse, inclusive organization with a 130-year history of community service. The position offers a comprehensive benefits package, opportunities for professional growth through continuing education, and a flexible schedule that may include evening hours.