Family & Community Engagement Specialist

Indiana University; Bloomington (IN); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive medical and dental ins.

Tuition subsidy for employees and IU

Generous paid time off plans

10 paid holidays

Job summary

Indiana University in Bloomington seeks a Family and Community Liaison to strengthen family engagement and resource navigation within CBSI/IRCA. You will work with social workers, educators, and partners to improve access to supports for individuals with developmental and related needs.

You will help families understand services, coordinate resources, and integrate lived experience into programs. This role emphasizes community outreach, collaboration, and continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required.
• Two years in related field.
• Experience navigating education, healthcare, behavior health, disability, waiver, or community support systems.
• Experience coordinating with interdisciplinary teams and community organizations.
• Ability to engage families and support advocates.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with Licensed Social Workers, Training Specialists, Instructional Designers, Navigators, and project teams.
• Help families navigate complex service systems and inform resource development.
• Elevate family voice to improve partnerships and community capacity.
• Represent the Centers at community events, advisory groups, and outreach activities.
• Assist with development and delivery of trainings, webinars, and family engagement initiatives.
• Reviews and maintains family-facing resources for accessibility and cultural responsiveness.

Skills

Written communication

Adaptability

Empathy

Time management

Education

Bachelor's degree

Preferred: social work, psychology, education, human services, or disability studies

Job description

Indiana University in Bloomington seeks a Family and Community Liaison to strengthen family engagement and resource navigation within CBSI/IRCA. You will work with social workers, educators, and partners to improve access to supports for individuals with developmental and related needs.

You will help families understand services, coordinate resources, and integrate lived experience into programs. This role emphasizes community outreach, collaboration, and continuous improvement.