Jobs at South Middlesex Opportunity Council (SMOC)

The Component Director oversees domestic violence and rape crisis programs, managing personnel, budgets, compliance, and strategic partnerships while promoting trauma-informed services.

Oversees day-to-day operations of school-age programs, ensuring child safety, staff supervision, regulatory compliance (EEC/Head Start), curriculum planning, staff training/observations, attendance and food management, parent communication, hiring decisions, and facility safety.

Run parent/child playgroups for families with children birth to 6, promote early literacy and school readiness, provide developmental screening and referrals, maintain records, create safe nurturing environments, engage diverse families, represent program at local meetings, and participate in trainings while adhering to agency policies.

Plan and implement developmentally appropriate activities for school-age children, maintain a safe healthy learning environment, observe and document progress, engage families, comply with EEC/NAEYC/QRIS standards, supervise children, and participate in staff development and required trainings.

The Clinical Manager oversees community services delivery, manages a team providing support for behavioral health and substance use disorders, and ensures compliance with program requirements.

The Case Manager provides support to episodically homeless individuals, conducting assessments, developing service plans, and linking participants to community resources.

Support classroom team to plan and implement developmentally appropriate experiences for children, ensuring safety and family involvement, and maintaining a positive environment.

The Recovery Specialist supervises clients, provides counseling, oversees medication processes, and ensures safety and compliance with house rules during off hours.

The Recovery Specialist monitors clients, provides counseling, assists in crises, ensures compliance with house rules, and manages medication processes.

Plan and implement developmentally appropriate learning experiences for children, support family involvement, and maintain a safe learning environment.

Engage clients, perform assessments, provide referrals, and deliver customer service at the Opportunity Center. Assist with data entry and support Case Managers.

Ensure client safety during off hours in a recovery house, supervise activities, provide counseling, and assist clients as needed while maintaining compliance with house rules.

The Director of Development leads fundraising strategies, manages donor relationships, and oversees a team to secure financial support for the organization’s mission and stability.

Provide case management services to chronically homeless individuals, including assessments, referrals, home visits, and group facilitation while ensuring compliance with program guidelines.

The Nutritionist provides nutrition services, conducts assessments, offers counseling to WIC participants, assists in training staff, and ensures compliance with program requirements.

Provide case management services for homeless individuals in recovery, including assessments, individual service plans, referrals, crisis intervention, and facilitation of house meetings.

The Program Representative oversees the Project Based Voucher program's daily operations, ensuring compliance with HUD regulations and assisting clients with their needs.

Conduct diversion conversations for individuals seeking emergency shelter, assisting with housing arrangements, referrals, and access to resources.

Assist in planning and implementing learning experiences for children in a safe environment while engaging with families and the community.

Provide case management services to chronically homeless individuals, including assessments, service plans, referrals, and crisis intervention support.