Foster Success supports more than 24,000 teens and young adults across the state of Indiana through programs, partnership, and advocacy.
Foster Success’s mission is to hear, support, and empower teens and young adults transitioning out of foster care on their journey to self-sufficiency. We seek team members who embrace change and desire to make an impact through realizing our mission.
Current Openings:
Program Coordinator – Basic Needs
Salary: $44,000
Applications will be reviewed beginning January 5th, 2026. Open until filled
As part of the Foster Success team, the Program Coordinator advances the organization’s mission by ensuring teens and
young adults have access to a continuum of programs and resources as they transition out of foster care. The
coordinator serves as the point of contact for young people seeking support and resource connections and works with
the Assistant Director of Program Delivery to ensure the smooth functioning of program operations and activities
including but not limited to the Basic Needs program, Mental Health Acceptance Promotion & Support program and
Basic Needs Hygiene Pantry. This position is responsible for connecting participants to a spectrum of resources,
knowledge, and skills that enhance their overall well-being. The Coordinator will support in cultivating a culture of well-
being across Foster Success’ impact areas among our mission population.
The Coordinator reports to the Assistant Director of Program Delivery.
This position will begin full-time, in-office (based in Indianapolis), and will have an opportunity to become a hybrid or
fully remote position after onboarding.
Program Coordinator – Credit Build
Salary: $44,000
Applications will be reviewed beginning January 12th, 2026. Open until filled
As part of the Foster Success team, the Program Coordinator advances the organization’s mission by ensuring teens and
young adults have access to a continuum of programs and resources as they transition out of foster care. Working in
close partnership with the Assistant Director of Program Delivery, the Program Coordinator helps ensure that Foster
Success’s programs are delivered with care, consistency, and equity. The role centers on building relationships with
participants, reducing barriers to access, and coordinating day-to-day program activities that promote financial well-
being, personal stability, and overall wellness. Through this work, the Program Coordinator contributes to a culture of
belonging and well-being across Foster Success’s impact areas and helps young people build the knowledge, confidence,
and resources they need to thrive beyond foster care.
The Coordinator reports to the Assistant Director of Program Delivery.
This position will begin full-time, in Indiana, and will have an opportunity to become a hybrid or fully remote position
after onboarding.
Education Coordinator – St. Louis Based
Salary: $46,000
Applications will be reviewed beginning January 30, 2026. Open until filled
As part of the Foster Success team, the Education Coordinator advances the organization’s mission by ensuring students are heard, supported, and empowered through access to educational programs and resources. This position will advance the organization’s mission by ensuring teens and young adults who have experienced foster care have access to the Education and Training Voucher (ETV) information, funding, and educational success coaching in Missouri.
The Education Coordinator will provide direct support to students who have experienced foster care in Missouri. This individual will support ETV recipients attending postsecondary institutions in Eastern or Western Missouri as well as those attending postsecondary institutions located out of state. The Education Coordinator will work closely with the Assistant Director of Education to deliver the ETV/college success coaching and act as a resource for students.
The Education Coordinator reports to the Assistant Director of Education.
This position requires a connection with and travel to Eastern Missouri or Western Missouri. While not required, individuals who reside in the St. Louis area will be given preference. The region assigned to this individual will be determined based on the location where the successful applicant resides.
