LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THE NAT
Educator, Group Facilitator, HEART
LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THE NAT, Washington, District of Columbia, us, 20022
Job Details
Level Experienced
Job Location Home Office (Headquarters) - DC - Washington, DC
Position Type Full Time
Education Level Bachelor's Degree Required
Salary Range $55000.00 - $70000.00 Salary
Travel Percentage 30 - 50%
Job Shift Day
Job Category Education
Description
Coming October 2025 (Pending Funding): Educator / Group Facilitator - HEART Program
Washington, DC | Hybrid / On-site Strong families and thriving communities begin with healthy relationships. But for many fathers, young parents, and youth in DC, opportunities to learn the skills of communication, conflict resolution, and emotional awareness are rare.
As an
Educator / Group Facilitator
with the
HEART program , you will change that. You'll lead group sessions that don't feel like classes-they feel like conversations. A father learning how to manage conflict without anger. A teen discovering how to express emotions safely. A young parent practicing better communication with a partner.
Every circle you facilitate is more than a group-it's a safe, inclusive space where participants can build the skills to strengthen their families and shape their futures What You'll Do Lead HEART sessions
on communication, conflict resolution, emotional regulation, and relationship health. Facilitate groups using
interactive, trauma-informed methods
that encourage peer learning and behavior change. Coordinate logistics-materials, space, guest speakers-and ensure accessible, engaging sessions. Build trust and follow up with participants to reinforce learning and provide guidance. Maintain attendance, evaluations, and session feedback for program reporting. Promote HEART through outreach and partner with community organizations for referrals. Qualifications
What You Bring
Bachelor's degree in Education, Human Services, Counseling, Public Health, or related field. At least 1-2 years of
group facilitation or adult education experience . Strong communication and cultural responsiveness, with the ability to engage diverse learners. (Preferred) Lived or professional experience with fathers, parents, or youth; bilingual fluency; familiarity with HEART or similar curricula. Why It Matters
Teaching healthy relationships is prevention at its best. By guiding participants through these conversations, you'll help break cycles of conflict, strengthen families, and open doors to healthier futures. Each session you facilitate becomes a step toward stronger homes, safer communities, and empowered lives.
Expected Start Date:
October 2025 (pending funding). We are
pre-recruiting now -apply today to be among the first considered when the program launches.
Level Experienced
Job Location Home Office (Headquarters) - DC - Washington, DC
Position Type Full Time
Education Level Bachelor's Degree Required
Salary Range $55000.00 - $70000.00 Salary
Travel Percentage 30 - 50%
Job Shift Day
Job Category Education
Description
Coming October 2025 (Pending Funding): Educator / Group Facilitator - HEART Program
Washington, DC | Hybrid / On-site Strong families and thriving communities begin with healthy relationships. But for many fathers, young parents, and youth in DC, opportunities to learn the skills of communication, conflict resolution, and emotional awareness are rare.
As an
Educator / Group Facilitator
with the
HEART program , you will change that. You'll lead group sessions that don't feel like classes-they feel like conversations. A father learning how to manage conflict without anger. A teen discovering how to express emotions safely. A young parent practicing better communication with a partner.
Every circle you facilitate is more than a group-it's a safe, inclusive space where participants can build the skills to strengthen their families and shape their futures What You'll Do Lead HEART sessions
on communication, conflict resolution, emotional regulation, and relationship health. Facilitate groups using
interactive, trauma-informed methods
that encourage peer learning and behavior change. Coordinate logistics-materials, space, guest speakers-and ensure accessible, engaging sessions. Build trust and follow up with participants to reinforce learning and provide guidance. Maintain attendance, evaluations, and session feedback for program reporting. Promote HEART through outreach and partner with community organizations for referrals. Qualifications
What You Bring
Bachelor's degree in Education, Human Services, Counseling, Public Health, or related field. At least 1-2 years of
group facilitation or adult education experience . Strong communication and cultural responsiveness, with the ability to engage diverse learners. (Preferred) Lived or professional experience with fathers, parents, or youth; bilingual fluency; familiarity with HEART or similar curricula. Why It Matters
Teaching healthy relationships is prevention at its best. By guiding participants through these conversations, you'll help break cycles of conflict, strengthen families, and open doors to healthier futures. Each session you facilitate becomes a step toward stronger homes, safer communities, and empowered lives.
Expected Start Date:
October 2025 (pending funding). We are
pre-recruiting now -apply today to be among the first considered when the program launches.