House Parent; Live-In Foster

$45,000 Annual Salary + Free Housing + Food + Company Vehicle + Full Benefits

Foster Care | Child Welfare | Residential Care | Youth Development | Behavioral Health

This isn't just a job—it's an opportunity to change the course of a child's life.

We are seeking a compassionate, dependable, and dedicated Live-In House Parent to provide care, guidance, structure, and support for up to four boys ages 3–18 living in a neighborhood foster home.

Many of the youth we serve have experienced trauma, family instability, behavioral health challenges, or involvement with the juvenile justice system. What they need most is a caring adult who shows up consistently, provides encouragement, and helps them build confidence for the future.

As a House Parent, you'll create a safe, family-style home where youth can heal, grow, learn life skills, and experience the stability every child deserves.

If you're looking for meaningful work where you can see the impact of your efforts every day, we'd love to hear from you.

• $45,000 Annual Salary

• Free Housing Provided

• Food Provided

• Company Vehicle Provided for Transportation of Youth

• Medical Insurance

• Dental Insurance

• Vision Insurance

• Life Insurance

• Paid Time Off (PTO)

• Paid Holidays

• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

• Ongoing Training & Professional Development

• Career Growth Opportunities

Imagine earning a salary while significantly reducing your housing, food, and transportation expenses.

The youth in our care often come from difficult circumstances and need consistency, structure, and positive role models.

The support you provide today may help a child:

• Graduate high school

• Build healthy relationships

• Develop independence and life skills

• Improve emotional well-being

• Break negative cycles and create a brighter future

The relationships you build can have a lasting impact long after a child leaves care.

• Helping youth get ready for school

• Preparing meals and maintaining household routines

• Providing guidance, encouragement, and mentorship

• Transporting youth to appointments, activities, and school

• Supporting homework and educational goals

• Teaching life skills such as budgeting, organization, and responsibility

• Celebrating achievements and personal milestones

• Creating a safe, structured, and welcoming home environment

No two days are exactly alike, but every day presents an opportunity to make a difference.

• Provide daily supervision, guidance, and support in a residential foster home setting

• Establish and maintain a safe, stable, and nurturing environment

• Serve as a positive role model and mentor

• Build trusting relationships through consistency, patience, and compassion

• Reinforce positive behaviors and implement behavioral support strategies

• Assist youth in developing social, emotional, problem-solving, and independent living skills

• Support educational goals, treatment plans, and case plan objectives

• Transport youth using a company-provided vehicle

• Ensure attendance at school, medical appointments, therapy sessions, court appearances, and extracurricular activities

• Encourage participation in recreational, educational, and community-based opportunities

• Collaborate with therapists, case managers, educators, probation officers, medical providers, mentors, and agency staff

• Support treatment recommendations and service plans

• Communicate youth progress, concerns, and accomplishments

• Maintain confidentiality and professionalism

• Maintain a clean,…