Family Services Manager - Plymouth

Sscac, Inc.; Plymouth; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

A private non-profit organization seeks a full-time Family Services Manager in Plymouth. This role involves developing parent programs, supervising staff, and ensuring effective coordination of services for families. Ideal candidates should have a degree in social work and experience in supervision, along with lucrative benefits including a retention bonus.

Benefits

Competitive Pay

Excellent Employee Benefits Package

Teamwork Environment

Employee Retention Sign-on Bonus of £1000

Qualifications

• Preferred LSW for the role.
• Minimum 3 years of experience in staff coordination.
• Ability to build relationships with community partners.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement parent involvement programs.
• Facilitate monthly parent meetings and activity oversight.
• Publish and report program documents.

Skills

Supervision

Community Engagement

Bilingual Communication

Education

BA/BS in Social Work or related field

Director II Early Childhood Certification

Job description

South Shore Early Education, a South Shore Community Action Council program, is a private non-profit providing multi-level program support for low-income children and families on the South Shore, Wareham, Cape Cod, and the Islands.

South Shore Early Education seeks a full-time Family Services Manager candidate in Plymouth.

POSITION: 37.5 hours per week, 52 weeks per year

Core Responsibilities:

Develop and implement parent involvement programs for all families in the program, facilitate monthly parent meetings and activities, parent policy council oversight and coordination. Publish monthly and annual documents and reporting for the program. Attend all required trainings.Report to the Director of Early Education and Care. Travel amongst the childcare locations is required and will be reimbursed according to the council’s reimbursement policy, with prior approval.

Core Qualifications:

LSW preferred. A BA/BS in social work or a related field is required. Director II early childhood certification (and experience) preferred. Must have a background in supervision of at least 10 team members, with a proven minimum of 3 years of providing or supporting staff coordination of ongoing social and case management services related to the needs of the child, parent, and whole family. Supporting staff in the development of individual family goals, including home visits as necessary. Ability to build and sustain relationships with community partners. Ability to support staff with service coordination across multiple partners to support family goals. Attend required community meetings.
Bilingual (Portuguese, Arabic, or Spanish) preferred, although not required. All candidates must have a current medical certificate, current MMR documentation, current TB test, statements of CORI/DCF Background check and fingerprinting, and an employment application before beginning employment.

**Minimum Requirements for Employment:**
· Must be at least 18 years of age to apply
· Must be able to speak and understand English
· Valid MA state driver’s license
· References will be required upon hire
· Date of posting-6/6/25, deadline to apply 6/11/25, or until a suitable candidate is found.

Retention Bonus:

Competitive Pay, excellent employee benefits package, and a teamwork environment. Employee retention new hire sign-on bonus $1000 (taxable) incentive is available after 90 consecutive successful days of employment, for newly hired_ _employees only. (Seasonal and rehired employees are_ _not eligible for the_ _new-hire employee retention sign-on bonus.)

Please submit a cover letter, resume, and job application online. In-house candidates must apply with a minimum of a cover letter & resume.

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