We're Hiring – Be a Founding Member of Our New Therapeutic Team!
We’re excited to announce the upcoming launch of Blooming Bridges Foundation. Our mission is to provide compassionate, inclusive, and evidence-based support to children, families, and the broader community—and we’re looking for dedicated professionals to help us bring this vision to life.
We’ll begin the hiring process now, with onboarding and training scheduled ahead of opening. To apply please fill out our job application.
We are committed to a respectful transition process and will ensure current employers receive ample notice.
We’re currently seeking qualified educators, support staff, and community-focused professionals who are passionate about meaningful, impactful work.
Benefits include short term, long term, and other supplemental insurance policies available that are employee responsibility and a company paid life insurance policy.
If you or someone you know would be a great fit, please feel free to share our website and connect with us.
We’d love to discuss how you can be part of something truly special from the ground up.
Positions are available with Blooming Bridges Foundation.
Let’s build something extraordinary together.
Family Education & Training (EFT) – Family Support Specialist
We are looking for empathetic and knowledgeable Family Support Specialists to provide individualized coaching and training to parents and caregivers. This role is vital in helping families build confidence and competence in supporting their child’s progress.
Responsibilities:
Conduct family assessments and develop tailored training sessions. Facilitate individual or group-based workshops focused on parenting strategies and child development. Empower caregivers to implement supportive techniques at home. Offer resources and emotional support in navigating services. Maintain communication with appropriate providers to ensure cohesive support.
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Social Work, Family Studies, or related field. Experience working with families of neurodivergent children or children with behavioral needs. Strong communication and teaching skills. Ability to build trusting relationships with caregivers.
Community Outreach – Outreach & Inclusion Coordinator
We are seeking a dynamic Community Outreach & Inclusion Coordinator to build meaningful relationships with schools, local organizations, and families. This role focuses on promoting inclusive programming, hosting community events, and expanding access to support services.
Responsibilities:
Plan and coordinate community workshops, sibling support groups, and inclusive events. Build partnerships with schools, nonprofits, and advocacy groups. Promote awareness and education on neurodiversity and inclusion. Support accessible event logistics, including childcare and accommodations. Develop outreach materials and represent the organization at community events.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Community Development, Social Work, Public Relations, or related field. Experience in outreach, program coordination, or family services. Strong networking, organizational, and communication skills. Passion for inclusion, advocacy, and family-centered support.
Advocacy & Community Partnerships – Family Resource & Advocacy Coordinator
We are seeking a Family Resource & Advocacy Coordinator to assist families in navigating complex systems, including education, healthcare, and financial supports. This role is crucial in empowering families to access services, understand their rights, and make informed decisions.
Responsibilities:
Provide one-on-one support to families navigating IEPs, insurance, service eligibility, and other systems. Offer guidance on available community resources, grants, and supports. Help families understand and complete necessary documentation for access to services. Collaborate with educators and other professionals to ensure families have coordinated support. Advocate for family needs in team meetings and interagency collaborations.
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Education, Human Services, or related field. Experience working with families of children with disabilities, Autism, or mental health challenges. Strong knowledge of systems navigation (education, healthcare, social services). Compassionate, resourceful, and skilled in advocacy.
Integrated Health Approach – Care Coordination Specialist
We are hiring a Care Coordination Specialist to support integrated care by bridging communication between healthcare providers, community resources, and families. This role ensures our families receive consistent, collaborative, and holistic support across disciplines.
Responsibilities:
Serve as liaison between our team and external healthcare providers. Coordinate care plans that address physical, behavioral, and emotional health. Monitor client needs and ensure timely referrals and follow-ups. Facilitate interdisciplinary meetings and communication. Maintain accurate records and care coordination documentation.
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Public Health, Social Work, Nursing, or related field. Experience in case management, care coordination, or health navigation. Knowledge of integrated care models and client-centered practices. Excellent communication, follow-up, and organizational skills.
Parent Support Network – Peer Support & Engagement Facilitator
We’re seeking a Peer Support & Engagement Facilitator to build and maintain a strong caregiver support network. This role focuses on connecting parents and guardians, organizing resource-sharing, and fostering a safe, empowering space for families navigating similar challenges.
Responsibilities:
Facilitate parent-led support groups and peer mentorship opportunities. Create and share resources related to caregiving, mental health, education, and self-care. Organize workshops, meet-ups, and online support spaces for families. Listen to family needs and develop responsive programming and materials. Collaborate with outreach and support teams to ensure continuity of support.
Qualifications:
Lived experience as a caregiver of a child with diverse needs, or professional experience in family support services. Strong interpersonal and group facilitation skills. Passion for community-building and peer support. Organized, empathetic, and a great listener.