Accepting Resumes and Cover letters
Network of Therapist
We are looking for licensed therapists (LPC, LCSW, LCSW-A, LMFT, LCMHC) who are passionate about serving BIPOC families and youth impacted by domestic violence, sexual abuse, and complex trauma. Our goal is to reduce wait times and ensure that those in need receive timely, culturally competent care.
Why Join Our Network?
$100 per session – Competitive nonprofit compensation
Small, manageable caseload – Prioritizing quality over quantity
Flexible scheduling – Work with clients based on your availability
Opportunity to make a direct impact – Support Black and Brown families in need of trauma-informed care
Collaborate with a mission-driven organization – Join a team committed to healing, resilience, and community empowerment
Session Formats Available:
- Telehealth and in-person sessions (youth clients may require in-person support)
- Monthly hybrid meetings to provide case updates and ensure continuity of care
If you are interested in joining our therapist network, please email us at info@susonc.org with your credentials, availability, and a brief statement of interest.
Facilitation Position
SUSO-NC is seeking an experienced, compassionate, and community centered Facilitator to lead healing-centered group sessions, circles, workshops, and other program offerings. Facilitators play a key role in ensuring participants feel supported, seen, and connected, while upholding trauma-informed practices and culturally relevant care. This role is responsible for delivering high-quality facilitation, engaging participants in meaningful dialogue, and contributing to positive emotional and relational outcomes. Facilitators help maintain safe and affirming environments that encourage vulnerability, reflection, empowerment, and personal growth.
Facilitators also support participant engagement before, during, and after sessions, assist with community visibility, and creatively help extend SUSO-NC’s mission across both in-person and digital spaces. This includes seeking opportunities for community connection, sharing resources, and supporting program presence. This role is ideal for individuals who are grounded in healing justice, survivor-centered approaches, and community wellness especially those who are skilled listeners, strong communicators, and passionate about facilitating spaces where healing, accountability, and transformation can occur. This role offers meaningful engagement with community and opportunities to grow in facilitation practice, program development, and community impact as SUSO-NC continues to expand its holistic programming.
How to Apply
Submit your resume and cover letter detailing your qualifications and experience in operations and leadership support online at https://susonc.org/open-positions or by email to info@susonc.org by January 30, 2026 ,with the subject line: Facilitator Position.