Family Advocate
LCECP offers a full range of services to our families. These services are the key to family and child success with our program. LCECP is seeking a caring person, who enjoys working with families for our Family Advocate position.
Position Summary:
Our Family Advocates serve a valuable role at LCECP, by supporting family’s efforts receive to health, dental and nutrition services. The Family Advocate must understand the social services, health and dental needs of the families. We are looking for someone willing to be a partner in our family’s success. A good working knowledge of local area resources is a plus.
The Family Advocate will be responsible for:
- Facilitate regular family meetings and parenting classes
- Assess family’s needs and determine an individualized plan of service
- Assist families with self-sufficiency activities
- Accurate record keeping and strong communication with families and co-workers.
Contact Human Resources for a full job description.
Education Requirement:
- Certificate or degree in social work or related field
- Experience working with children and families in early childhood settings.
- Must be willing to get further education as needed/required to acquire or maintain skills.
This is a full time (40 hrs. a week) for 37 weeks. Wage will depend on experience. This position is eligible for full dental and health benefits after 90 days.
To apply, go to lcecp.com and complete an application. For questions about this position, please email humanresources@lcecp.org.
Position closes: November 15th, 2026
We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.
Lewis-Clark Early Childhood Program is private, non-profit early childhood education provider located throughout Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington.
We provide high quality Early Childhood Education, health, nutrition and mental health services, and disability services for children ages birth to 5 years of age and family support services. Our team of early childhood education experts strives to ensure that our youngest learners are prepared for the next steps in their education and that their families have the best fundamentals to ensure success in their futures. At Lewis-Clark Early Childhood Program, we believe in integrity, communication, teamwork and “unconditional positive regard” for ALL and we are eager to meet professionals with aligned values that want to contribute to the success of early childhood education.