Skill
Family Support
Human Resources and People Operations
Family support refers to services and programs designed to help families navigate challenges such as poverty, disability, mental illness, or crisis by providing resources, counseling, case management, and connections to community services. Social workers and family support specialists deliver this work within schools, nonprofits, and government agencies, often focusing on strengthening parenting skills and stabilizing home environments. The goal is typically to prevent family breakdown and improve child and family well-being.
Open roles requiring Family Support (1)
FAMILY SUPPORT SPECIALIST (EFMP)
Pacific Air Forces
Elmendorf AFB, Alaska · $84,439 – $109,777
This federal role manages family support services for military families with special needs through the Exceptional Family Member Program, including case management, outreach, and coordination with installation services. It suits someone with social work or behavioral science training who can counsel families, connect them to resources, and advocate within both military and civilian systems.
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