Now Hiring: Home-Based Family Support Partner

Role Overview 

The Family Support Caregiver is a trusted member of Bud and Bloom’s in-home care team. Working directly with neurodivergent children and their families, this role brings compassionate, consistent, and behavior-informed support to create a more peaceful, purposeful home environment. 

This is not a traditional child-care role. Our caregivers are trained specialists who apply behavior-based strategies to childcare in real-life setting. They bridge the gap between clinical plans and everyday family life. They help children build regulation and independence while coaching parents on skills and techniques to help the child and family thrive. 

Whether it’s guiding a child through transitions, modeling calming techniques, teaching homework skills and time-management, or helping implement a visual schedule or reward system, Family Support Caregivers—SuperBloomers—adapt to the rhythms of the home and bring therapeutic tools to into the home in practical, empowering ways.  

Core Responsibilities 

Child-Focused Support 

• Deliver consistent, affirming care to neurodivergent children (ages 3–14) in the home and, when appropriate, in school or community settings 

• Support transitions, routines, and sensory regulation using evidence-based strategies 

• Engage in play-based and skill-building activities to promote communication, emotional regulation, independence, and executive functioning 

• Apply behavior-based tools and approaches developed by Bud and Bloom’s clinical team 

Caregiver and Family Support 

• Meet families where they are—adapting support to changing needs, stressors, and goals 

• Help caregivers implement behavioral strategies in daily routines (e.g., visual schedules, reward systems, chore charts) 

• Reduce family stress by offering calm, reliable support during key moments (after school, mealtimes, bedtime routines) 

• Provide in-the-moment coaching and encouragement to help caregivers feel more confident and connected 

Team Communication & Collaboration 

• Collaborate closely with Bud and Bloom’s Behavior Specialist Consultant and clinical team 

• Follow individualized care plans and provide timely feedback and observations from the home environment 

• Participate in team check-ins and document key behaviors, responses, and progress using Bud and Bloom systems  

Qualifications & Experience 

• Experience working with neurodivergent children or those with behavioral, developmental, or emotional needs 

• Familiarity with behavioral support strategies (ABA, PBS, or similar approaches) 

• Strong communication skills and the ability to build trust with both children and caregivers 

• Calm, compassionate demeanor, especially in emotionally charged or high-stress situations 

• Comfortable supporting household routines and helping establish predictable, nurturing environments 

• High school diploma or equivalent required; relevant coursework or training in behavioral health, early childhood, special education, or psychology is a plus 

• Experience in home-based care, TSS/RBT roles, teaching assistantships, after-school programs, or therapeutic settings is highly valued  

Why This Role Matters 

Bud and Bloom caregivers bring more than care—they bring confidence, structure, and growth into the homes of families who need it most. This role helps translate clinical insights into everyday moments that make life easier, calmer, and more connected—for children and their caregivers. 

Shape the future of care for neurodivergent kids and their families.

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Interested in joining our Bud and Bloom Team?