Opportunities Available at MACA
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Opportunities Available at our Children’s Advocacy Centers
Clinical Supervisor - Berkshire County Kids Place & Violence Prevention Center
We are seeking a Clinical Supervisor to lead a talented team of clinicians and interns providing trauma-focused mental health care to children and adolescents. This leadership role is ideal for a licensed clinician who values collaboration, professional growth, and the opportunity to make a direct impact in the lives of children and families.
This position may be full-time or part-time (approximately 20–32 hours per week), with a flexible daytime schedule based on the needs of the program and the selected candidate. Please note that this is a fully in-person position located in Berkshire County.
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Child Sexual Abuse Prevention (CSAP) Coordinator - Children’s Advocacy Center of Franklin County and North Quabbin
The Child Sexual Abuse Prevention (CSAP) Coordinator is a dynamic, energetic, and dedicated human service professional, facilitator, and trainer who will lead the CACFNQ’s prevention program, which includes implementing the Handle with Care initiative in Franklin County, and providing in-depth assessments, recommendations, consultations, training, and customized support to youth serving organizations (YSOs)—including the schools of Franklin County and North Quabbin—on the elements of CSAP prevention. The CSAP Coordinator must have reliable transportation to travel to meetings, including some that may be held outside of Franklin County.
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Clinician - Children’s Advocacy Center of Franklin County and North Quabbin
The Children’s Advocacy Center of Franklin County and North Quabbin CACFNQ) is an equal opportunity employer providing children and their families in need with healing and compassionate care to help them achieve their full potential and to unite the community in disrupting the cycle of abuse and exploitation. The Mental Health Clinician provides clinical mental health counseling and case management services to children affected by child abuse and other trauma. The Mental Health Clinician also coordinates with multidisciplinary teams to develop a holistic treatment plan for the individual.
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Community Engagement Coordinator - Children's Advocacy Center of Suffolk County
The Children's Advocacy Center of Suffolk County (CAC) unites public, private and community partners to promote safety, healing, and justice for children exposed to violence and abuse. The CAC works closely with an array of agencies to coordinate high-quality investigations of alleged child sexual abuse, severe physical abuse, and exploitation; provide support and services to children and families; offer specialized training for a diverse range of audiences; and to prevent
child abuse in our community.
In 2024, alone, the CAC’s Outreach and Training Program reached over 4,400 individuals to help strengthen our community's capacity to prevent, recognize, and respond to child abuse and exploitation. Supervised by the CAC Training Manager, the Community Engagement Coordinator will conduct outreach to engage community-based organizations and youth-serving programs with the CAC, facilitate educational workshops, and increase equitable access to trauma-informed child abuse prevention and response resources.
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Volunteering
Have some time and a skill that you want to share? Let us know! We have several opportunities throughout the year to utilize different skills. Previous examples include assisting with our Holiday Card appeal, "Recognizing and Responding to Child Abuse" Curriculum, social media, general office tasks or any other skills you have to offer. If you are interested in volunteering with MACA please reach out to us at maca@machildrensalliance.org
Undergraduate and graduate internships
Students are a critical part of the MACA team, bringing innovative thinking, amazing energy and the latest trends to our work. In addition to welcoming students from a variety of colleges and universities, we are very proud to be a long standing placement for the Northeastern University’s Undergraduate Co-op program.
The role of the intern will be largely based on a mutually agreed upon educational agreement between MACA and the respective institute of higher education and the responsibilities have a broad range. Here are some examples of how interns regularly contribute to MACA
- Assisting with statewide work including annual statewide conference, Access to Mental Health Initiative, and data collection projects
- Improving our cultural responsivity
- Managing legislative advocacy, social media and fundraising campaigns
- Completing administrative tasks associated with projects noted above including reception responsibilities, filing, typing via word processing, copying and other clerical tasks.
- Conducting basic literature reviews and related research.
If you’re interested, contact us.
“MACA was my third co-op through Northeastern and I couldn’t be more thankful for the great experience I had.”