Program Director

The LoopRoots Foundation is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization dedicated to supporting justice-impacted families through transportation, therapy, and technology-driven programs. Our mission is to remove the physical, financial, and emotional barriers that prevent families from maintaining meaningful connections with incarcerated loved ones, accessing mental health care, or navigating reentry.Founded in 2025, the LoopRoots Foundation operates nationally, with an initial focus on underserved communities in Maryland, Arizona, Pennsylvania, New Mexico, California, and Virginia. Our key initiatives include LoopConnect A ride credit sponsorship platform that provides free or subsidized rides to prison visitation facilities, allowing families to stay in contact during incarceration. LoopTalk A HIPAA-compliant virtual therapy program offering trauma-informed mental health care to justice-impacted individuals and caregivers, including children. LoopTroop Rideshare Partnership We collaborate with the LoopTroop Rideshare platform to ensure families have access to safe, reliable, and culturally competent transportation services. The LoopRoots Foundation is committed to using community-based, technology-enabled tools to restore dignity, promote healing, and reduce generational harm. All of our programs are offered without discrimination to build a truly supportive ecosystem for families across the U.S. , Volunteer Program Director – Family Connections & Supervised Visitation Program (DE/MD/PA/AZ) Location Remote (with future hybrid opportunities in Delaware) Commitment Approximately 20-25 hours per week About LoopRoots Foundation LoopRoots Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening families and supporting justice-impacted individuals through transportation, housing, workforce development, food access, wellness initiatives, family stabilization, and community partnerships. We are launching an exciting new initiative to design and implement a Family Connections & Supervised Visitation Program in Delaware. This program will provide safe, structured, trauma-informed visitation and family reunification services while building strong partnerships with courts, child welfare agencies, and community organizations. Position Overview We are seeking a mission-driven Volunteer Program Director to lead the planning and development of this new program from the ground up. This is an opportunity to help build a flagship initiative that will serve children and families across Delaware while establishing a model that can later expand into additional states. Primary Responsibilities Lead development of the Delaware supervised visitation program. Research Delaware laws, regulations, and best practices. Assist with licensing, compliance, and court-recognition requirements. Develop policies, procedures, and operational workflows. Build relationships with courts, attorneys, child welfare agencies, and community partners. Assist with facility planning and program design. Support grant research and funding opportunities. Help recruit volunteers and future program staff. Collaborate with LoopRoots leadership to establish long-term program goals. Preferred Qualifications Experience in child welfare, family services, social work, nonprofit leadership, juvenile justice, family law, behavioral health, or court administration. Strong organizational and project management skills. Excellent written and verbal communication. Passion for strengthening families and improving child safety. Ability to work collaboratively within a growing nonprofit organization. What You'll Help Build The long-term vision includes a Family Connections & Supervised Visitation Center offering supervised visitation, neutral exchanges, parenting education, family reunification support, transportation coordination, resource navigation, and other family stabilization services. This volunteer leadership role offers the opportunity to shape a program from its earliest stages and create lasting impact for children and families throughout Delaware. #J-18808-Ljbffr