BraveBe is currently hiring for the following positions:
Parent Support Educator: The Parent Support Educator plays a key role in BraveBe Child Advocacy Center’s Brave fACEs prevention program by leading trauma-informed parent education rooted in the Building Resilient Families curriculum. This position supports parents and caregivers through compassionate guidance, practical tools, and strengths-based learning designed to reduce Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and build household resilience. The Parent Support Educator will facilitate group discussions, coordinate cohorts, collaborate with community partners, and help families access supportive resources. Ideal candidates are passionate about family well-being, community education, and trauma-informed care. View the full job description and apply today.
Afternoon Program Support Specialist: The Afternoon Program Support Specialist is a part-time, front-facing position that ensures families feel welcomed, supported, and safe as they arrive at BraveBe Child Advocacy Center. This role manages the front desk and lobby, assists with intake, engages children while caregivers meet with staff, and provides essential administrative support across the organization. The ideal candidate is friendly, organized, and committed to helping families navigate their services with ease. This position is perfect for someone who thrives in a compassionate, fast-paced environment and enjoys being a key point of contact for children, caregivers, and multidisciplinary partners. View the full job description and apply today.
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A note from Executive Director, Paige Piper:
BraveBe Child Advocacy Center employs a dedicated team of professionals committed to making a difference for child survivors of abuse and their families. Employment here is challenging and rewarding.
BraveBe Child Advocacy Center is fortunate to partner with numerous agencies in our community, including law enforcement, Nebraska Health and Human Services, county attorneys, and mental health services. Through our collaborative efforts we seek to improve outcomes for child victims, understanding that each Center serves as an important piece of the larger puzzle.
Over the years, BraveBe has become both a noun and a verb. There are times our multidisciplinary team members refer to “CAC-ing” a child. That speaks volumes to the importance of the work we do. BraveBe is so much more than a place; it’s a lifeline for children and families who are facing their hardest days; it’s a phone call in the middle of the night to a caring team that conducts an emergency interview; it’s a board game between a child and their advocate during a scary criminal trial; it’s hours of questions being answered, tears being wiped, and connecting families to restorative resources like therapy. BraveBe is the light when everything around a child feels dark. It’s unwavering support by a first-class team who put children first, always.
BraveBe Child Advocacy Center is special because of our dedicated team. The work is intense and emotional, yet the care and compassion of the staff ensure that children and families are not alone when navigating the intimidating criminal justice system and recovery process. We hold our employees to high standards of integrity and accountability because what we do matters.
--Paige Piper
