Careers at LCFS
Gain a meaningful career helping children and families thrive. If you have a desire to help others, this might be the place for you. Join our welcoming environment and make an impact!
The team at LCFS brings their best to the important work of strengthening families and building futures for children and parents. As a leading child welfare agency with 16 locations across Illinois, our mission is to nurture and strengthen children and families in need. Be a part of a team that is a leader in innovative best practice and strong child welfare outcomes!
Full Time Employee Benefits
- Tuition Assistance/ Reimbursement Program (up to $3,000/year after first year of employment)
- Employer paid licensure for LCSW and LCPC
- University tuition discount available upon hire: 10% at Aurora University and 20% at Lewis University
- Extensive Leadership Training and Professional Development Classes
- LGBTQ+ Training
- Anti-racism training
- Supervisory support
- Public Loan Forgiveness Organization
- Blue Cross/Blue Shield Medical Coverage- choice of 5 plans
- Dental Coverage-choice of 2 plans
- Vision Coverage
- Employee Assistance Program
- Comprehensive wellness program with free Headspace app for employee and 5 dependents
- Confidential access to legal assistance, counseling, and more
- Workforce Resiliency Program
- Generous Paid Time Off (12 vacation days, four mental health days and five sick days accrued during the first year)
- Ten paid agency designated holidays + one floating day per year
- Bereavement: up to five days
- Non-traditional schedule options
- Options to adjust work schedule, depending on position or needs
- 403B/Roth or 403B with agency match after 90 days
- Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)
- Financial Education
- Employer provided 1 x annual salary up to $50,000
- Supplemental benefits offered
- Recognition program for all team members
- Award recognition for milestone anniversaries
- Engaged leadership and team member partnership
LCFS' Commitment
We expect the LCFS organizational culture to be color cognizant, believing in the importance of racial and ethnic differences because of their profound impact on individuals, groups, communities and society, as well as acknowledging the accompanying widespread racism and discrimination in our broader society. We expect that within the organization there be explicit, productive conversations about the role of race and culture in the work we do, as well as advocacy for addressing the social injustices that result from systemic racism.