Assistance Plus·Norridgewock, Maine
The Family Support Specialist coordinates integrated care for youth and families within a behavioral health home team. They provide leadership and technical assistance in implementing family support services while sharing lived experiences to support others.
Candidates must have at least three years of lived experience as a parent or caregiver for a child with behavioral or mental health concerns and experience navigating care systems. A high school diploma, valid Maine driver's license, vehicle insurance, and Parent/Family Peer certification are required.
Market context
Family Support Specialist roles in Maine are often tied to community-based behavioral health and family services, where employers look for candidates who can connect with caregivers and navigate local resources. This role is competitive because it requires both lived parenting experience and Parent/Family Peer certification or provisional status, along with a valid Maine driver’s license and insurance. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certification status and prepare examples of family support work before applying.