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Want to Begin a Rewarding Job as a Direct Service Provider?
Our providers work one-on-one with children after school and/or on weekends. We have opportunities for providers to deliver vital services like respite, caregiver / family supports, pre-vocational services, and more! Reach out today to begin your journey towards making a difference in children's lives, one session at a time!
Positions Available
Position: Early Intervention ABA Therapist (Birth – Age 3)
Locations: NYC, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx
Employment Type: Part-Time or Full-Time
About the Role: Join us to provide Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy to infants and toddlers, from birth to age 3, through the New York State Early Intervention Program. You will work one-on-one with children and their families at home or in the community, using evidence-based strategies to build communication, behavior, play and daily living skills.
Key Responsibilities:
● Run individualized ABA sessions with children under 3● Carry out behavior intervention plans, with supervision when required● Record clear data and follow each child’s progress● Work closely with families and other professionals● Join team meetings and trainings when needed
Requirements:
● A bachelor’s degree or higher in psychology, education, behavior analysis or a related field● Proof of degree required● Completed ABA training, unless you are already certified or trained● All required NYS Early Intervention documents and clearances● Experience working with children or in early intervention● Reliable, professional, and compassionate
What We Offer:
● Competitive pay● Flexible scheduling● Enough cases to fill your schedule quickly● Supportive supervisors and ongoing professional development
Position: Peer Support Provider
Locations: NYC, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx
Employment Type: Part-Time or Full-Time
About the Role: We are looking for compassionate, motivated individuals with lived experience in behavioral health or recovery to serve as Peer Support Providers. In this role, you will use your personal journey to guide, mentor, and support children, youth, or adults who are facing similar challenges. By building trust and sharing your own experiences, you’ll empower others to develop coping skills, self-advocacy, and resilience.
Key Responsibilities:
● Provide one-on-one peer support and mentorship.● Share lived experiences to inspire hope and connection.● Assist clients in developing coping strategies and self-advocacy skills.● Connect families and individuals to community resources.● Maintain appropriate documentation and participate in trainings as needed.
Requirements:
● Strong communication and empathy skills.● High school diploma or equivalent required; additional training a plus.● Reliable, professional, and compassionate.
What We Offer:
● Competitive pay● Flexible scheduling● Enough cases to fill your schedule quickly● Supportive supervisors and ongoing professional development
Position: Respite Provider
Locations: NYC, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx
Employment Type: Part-Time or Full-Time
About the Role: Respite Providers give families a much-needed break by caring for children or youth with behavioral health challenges in a safe, supportive environment. You’ll engage children in positive activities, help them develop social skills, and provide relief for families while ensuring each child feels safe and supported.
Key Responsibilities:
● Provide supervision and care for children and youth.● Engage children in structured and recreational activities.● Offer a safe and positive environment during respite hours.● Support the development of social, communication, and daily living skills.● Maintain progress notes and complete required documentation.
Requirements:
● Prior experience working with children or youth preferred.● High school diploma or equivalent required.● Compassion, patience, and reliability are a must.● Must complete all required clearances and trainings.
Position: HCBS CFASS Provider
Locations: NYC, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx
Employment Type: Part-Time or Full-Time
About the Role: We are seeking dedicated professionals to provide Community and Family Advocacy, Support, and Services (CFASS) under the HCBS program. This role involves working closely with children, youth, and families to promote skill development, independence, and resilience within the home and community.
Key Responsibilities:
● Deliver HCBS CFASS services to eligible children and youth.● Support families in developing advocacy skills and accessing resources.● Implement individualized service plans tailored to each client’s needs.● Provide skill-building activities in areas such as behavior management, daily living, and social interaction.● Maintain accurate documentation and attend required trainings and meetings.
Requirements:
● Bachelor’s degree in social work, psychology, education, or related field.● Relevant experience working with children, youth, or families.● Strong organizational, communication, and advocacy skills.● Must meet all HCBS program clearance and documentation requirements.
Position: ABA Provider
Locations: NYC, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx
Employment Type: Part-Time or Full-Time
About the Role: We are seeking compassionate and dedicated professionals to provide Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Services under the Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) program. This role involves working closely with children and youth with developmental or behavioral challenges to promote skill development, positive behavior change, and independence within the home and community settings.
Key Responsibilities:
● Deliver individualized ABA services as outlined in each participant’s treatment plan under the supervision of a Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) or Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).● Implement evidence-based interventions to improve communication, socialization, adaptive living skills, and emotional regulation.● Collect and record behavioral data accurately to track progress and support ongoing treatment planning.● Collaborate with families, caregivers, and interdisciplinary team members to ensure consistency of strategies across environments.● Support families in understanding and reinforcing behavior support techniques in the home and community.
Requirements:
● Bachelor’s degree in social work, psychology, education, or related field.● Relevant experience working with children, youth, or families.● Strong organizational, communication, and advocacy skills.● Must meet all ABA program clearance and documentation requirements.● Completion of state-required ABA or behavior support training.
