Every day, our management team and social workers strive to ensure that every child in Walden’s care has a loving family and the opportunity to become a productive member of their community. If you are interested in creating opportunities for children and families to thrive, please consider applying for one of our open positions.

Social Work Supervisor (Encino, CA)

Walden Family Services is looking for an experienced, Master’s level Social Worker to fill our full time Social Work Supervisor position for our FFA program in Encino, CA. This position will assist the Program Director in the operation and management of Walden Family Services’ Foster Care Program and THP Plus Program. The supervisor schedules, assigns, oversees and reviews work of social work staff; provides staff training and assistance; sets goals and objectives; manages and evaluates performance; and determines priorities and assigns cases.

Part Time Mental Health Clinician (San Bernardino, CA)

Walden Family Services, an established Foster/Adoption agency, is looking for a part time licensed Mental Health Clinician for our San Bernardino Mental Health program. This individual will provide direct clinical services for foster children and families. The clinician will assist the child/youth and family stabilize and achieve goals that will lead to enduring change.

FFA and THP Social Worker (Riverside, CA)

Walden Family Services is looking for a full time social worker to work form our Riverside office to cover cases throughout Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. This worker will work with young adults in transitioning housing as well as resource families and youth in foster care.

Visitation Coach (Victorville, CA)

Walden Family Services is looking for a full time (30 hour per week) Visitation Coach for our Victorville, CA office. A successful candidate for this role will have at least 12 months of experience working with children and families, and will have a background in child development and/or behavioral science. This position will provide supervised visitation to children who are dependents of the child welfare system with their birth families. The Visitation Coach will act as a mentor and will role model age appropriate, “normalized” activities for birth families to participate in with their children.