Careers
Working at Family Nurturing Center offers you the opportunity to live out your values every day, whether that’s by providing direct support to families and children, raising vital resources, or ensuring the smooth operation of our organization.
Why Work with Us?
Family Nurturing Center’s 70-person team is diverse in every sense—race, ethnicity, gender identity, language, national origin, generation, ability, and beyond. We have a deep commitment not only to nurturing the families in our programs, but to caring for ourselves and each other.
Our collaborative, supportive organizational culture enables us to stretch ourselves and learn from those around us. Please take a look at our current job opportunities and consider if a career with FNC is right for you!
Not seeing the right fit? We welcome employment inquiries at Administration@familynurturing.org.
Current Openings
The Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) Coordinator supports the planning, coordination, and delivery of FNC’s internal and external training offerings. This role is responsible for training logistics, participant communication, materials preparation, and data tracking to ensure high-quality learning experiences for staff and partners. In addition, the TTA Coordinator supports the delivery of technical assistance to FNC staff and external partners, helping ensure effective implementation and fidelity of Nurturing Parenting® Programs and other evidence-based parent education models across Boston and throughout Massachusetts. The role operates in close coordination with the Director of Training and Technical Assistance and does not include supervisory responsibility.
The Office Administrator serves as the primary front-of-house and operations support for Family Nurturing Center’s 200 Bowdoin Street headquarters. This role ensures consistent front desk coverage while maintaining a welcoming and professional environment for staff, partners, and visitors.
Under the supervision of the Family Support Network Coordinator, Parent Partners work in collaboration with Parent Partner teams to deliver early childhood development and family engagement activities, including but not limited to: Welcome Baby Home Visits; Ages and Stages Questionnaires; playgroups; diaper pantries and other distributions of essential goods; and parenting education programs, as assigned.
Parent Partners work in collaboration with Parent Partner teams to deliver early childhood development and family engagement activities, including but not limited to: Welcome Baby Home Visits; Ages and Stages Questionnaires; playgroups; diaper pantries and other distributions of essential goods; and parenting education programs, as assigned. This position will work primarily with newly-arrived Haitian families with young children, including those living in shelters. Fluency in Haitian Creole and English are essential for this role.
Family Nurturing Center is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace.