PASS Support Staff in Warwick, Rhode Island at J ARTHUR TRUDEAU MEMORIAL CENTER

Make a Difference Every Day.

Are you the kind of person who lights up when helping others? Do you believe every child deserves support tailored just for them? Join us as a PASS Support Staff, where you'll work one-on-one with children (ages 0–21) with special needs to support their growth, independence, and joy, right in their homes and communities.

What You’ll Do:

· Be a consistent, caring presence for a child with special needs.

· Follow a personalized PASS plan to support treatment goals.

· Encourage independence through positive reinforcement and creative engagement.

· Work closely with families, clinical staff, and supervisors to ensure each child receives the best support possible.

· Maintain documentation like a pro (logs, data sheets, time sheets).

· Respect privacy and create safe, welcoming environments.

· Attend training, team meetings, and bring your ideas to the table.

A Day in Life Might Include:

· Morning check-in with a parent or guardian

· A walk around the block, practicing communication skills

· Collecting data while playing a favorite game

· Collaborating with your supervisor to celebrate small wins

· Wrapping up with thoughtful notes and planning tomorrow’s support

What You Bring:

· A heart for helping and a head for structure

· At least 18 years old with a High School Diploma or GED

· A valid driver's license, a reliable vehicle, and insurance

· Great communication and time management skills

· Reliability, kindness, and respect for confidentiality

· The ability to lift, move, and stay active (this isn’t a desk job)

Perks of the Role:

· Flexible hours, ideal for students, parents, or those looking to make an impact part-time

· Ongoing training to help you grow your skills and career

· The chance to truly change lives, including yours

· A supportive, mission-driven team that celebrates every success

Ready to Empower?

Apply today to join our team of passionate professionals and help children with special needs live fuller, richer, more independent lives, one moment at a time.