Postpartum Family Support Volunteer Broward County Pilot
About the RoleAs a Postpartum Family Support Volunteer with The Holding Circle, you become part of the village that every new parent deserves but too few have access to. You'll visit families in their homes during the vulnerable early weeks of parenthood, offering practical help, a warm presence, and the kind of care that makes a lasting difference. This is hands-on, heart-centered work — and it matters deeply. ResponsibilitiesVolunteers will visit assigned families in their homes and provide support that may include: Light meal preparation to help nourish recovering parents Newborn care assistance so parents can rest and recharge Light household tasks to ease the burden of daily life Companionship and emotional support to reduce isolation Connecting families with community resources when additional needs arise Reporting any concerns to The Holding Circle coordinator in a timely manner QualificationsPersonal experience with parenting or caregiving (professional or lived) is required Warm, non-judgmental, and culturally sensitive approach to working with diverse families Reliable, punctual, and able to commit to scheduled home visits Comfortable working independently in a home setting Must successfully complete a background check prior to placement Completion of The Holding Circle's volunteer orientation and training is required before your first visit Reliable transportation required Time CommitmentVolunteers are asked to commit to at least one visit per week (approximately 2–4 hours per visit) for the duration of their assigned family's support period. Scheduling is flexible and coordinated directly with families and our program staff. LocationIn-home visits with families located throughout Broward County, FL. What You'll GainThis is a rare opportunity to be part of a community-rooted, mission-driven pilot program from the very beginning. You'll receive volunteer training, ongoing support from our team, and the profound experience of showing up for a family when it matters most.