Jobs at Horizons for Homeless Children

Provides translation and interpretation for children, families, staff, and community partners in an early education program. Serves as a cultural liaison, supports family engagement and trauma-informed practices, translates program materials, assists with classroom activities and child screening using the Battelle screener, maintains service records, and participates in outreach, interdisciplinary planning, compliance, and culturally responsive programming.

Provides as-needed classroom support for infants through preschool children. Assists lead teachers with instruction, supervision, individualized skill reinforcement, routines, safety, field trips, curriculum preparation, documentation, and classroom organization. The substitute works collaboratively with early childhood professionals, follows Head Start and NAEYC standards, supports children experiencing homelessness, and participates in training and professional development.

The Major Gifts Officer manages a portfolio of 150–175 major gift prospects and donors, cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding relationships through personalized in-person and virtual engagement. The role develops donor strategies, advances prospects using Moves Management, secures significant gifts, identifies new relationships, manages volunteer and Board engagement, collaborates on fundraising events, and meets visit and revenue targets.

Provides inclusive early childhood education support for children with disabilities and developmental needs. Coaches teachers and parents, models learning strategies, adapts classroom activities, administers and interprets developmental screenings, coordinates referrals and services, and supports IEP and IFSP implementation. Maintains records, tracks individualized progress, develops action plans, collaborates with public schools and community partners, and facilitates transitions into Head Start and kindergarten.