If you’re passionate about changing systems to prevent child abuse and neglect and support children and families in Massachusetts, joining the Children’s Trust is a powerful way to turn your purpose into impact.
Director of Community Initiatives
The Children’s Trust is seeking a Director of Community Initiatives to drive forward systemic change that strengthens family support systems and prevents child abuse and neglect across Massachusetts. This is an exciting opportunity for a dynamic professional who can inspire and align diverse leaders around a shared vision of family wellbeing. Read the full job description here.
Home Visiting Training Specialist
The Children’s Trust is seeking a Home Visiting Training Specialist to develop curriculum and provide training for the family support workforce, including trainings necessary for compliance of evidence-based home visiting models in accordance with national model. This role will play a key role in strengthening outcomes for children and families and building capacity within a values-driven system. Read the full job description here.
Director of Public Policy
The Children’s Trust is seeking an experienced and visionary Director of Public Policy to spearhead its government relations and policy agenda. As a key member of the External Affairs team, the Director will lead initiatives that shape legislation, advocate for systemic change, and advance policies that strengthen families and protect children across the Commonwealth. Read the full job description here.
The Children’s Trust serves as a competitive field practicum agency for second year macro social work, community health, child development, and research graduate students. Graduate students work alongside full-time professionals in areas of program planning, development, management, and evaluation. For more information or to express interest in an internship position, please contact our internship coordinator, Kate Bullock.
The Children’s Trust prohibits discrimination in employment on the basis of race, color, religious creed, national origin, ancestry, sex, sexual orientation, Vietnam Era Veteran status, age, or disability.
Meet the dedicated who move our mission forward. Together, we are building a Massachusetts free from child abuse and neglect.
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Meet our Board of Directors, a group of passionate leaders from both the public and private sectors, committed to preventing child abuse and neglect across Massachusetts.
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Read our most recent annual reports to see the lasting impact of this work and the progress we’re making together.
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