Youth Advisory Board Member
Are you age 14-22 and have a disability? Join the Youth Advisory Board to Make new friends, help others understand their rights, make a difference and participate in leadership roles.
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Parents Helping Parents.
Be Part of a Team That Changes Lives for Families Every Day
Working at UPC isn’t just a job, it’s a chance to be part of life-changing moments. Whether you’re answering a parent’s first call for help, guiding a youth toward independence, or connecting families to critical resources, your role directly impacts the future of children, youth, and communities across Utah.
Current openings at the Utah Parent Center
Parent Consultant – Cache County & Logan City School Districts
Support parents of children with disabilities in Cache County and Logan City School Districts through information, peer support, training, referrals, and parent-professional partnerships. Hybrid, part-time position: 20+ hours per week.
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Support parents of children and youth with disabilities statewide through information, peer support, training, referrals, and parent-professional partnerships. This position is based at the Utah Parent Center’s Murray office with partial remote work, 20 hours per week.
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Parent Consultant Serving Parents of Children with Disabilities in Salt Lake City School District
As an employee of the Utah Parent Center (UPC), this Parent Consultant supports parents of children receiving special education programs and services in Salt Lake City School District. The role provides information, peer support, training, referrals, and help building effective parent-professional partnerships.
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Board Member
Join the Utah Parent Center Board of Directors The Utah Parent Center is seeking thoughtful, committed leaders to serve on our Board of Directors and help advance our mission of supporting parents and families of children, youth, and young adults with disabilities and special health care needs. For more than 40 years, the Utah Parent Center has helped families across Utah access the information, training, resources, and peer support they need to navigate complex systems and help their children lead included, productive lives. Our work is grounded in the belief that parents are essential partners in improving outcomes for children and strengthening communities. Who We Are Seeking We welcome candidates who share our commitment to family-centered support, disability inclusion, equity, and meaningful community participation. We are particularly interested in individuals who bring one or more of the following: Lived experience as a person with a disability or as a parent or family member of someone with a disability or special health care need Leadership experience in business, education, health care, law, finance, fundraising, communications, public policy, technology, or nonprofit governance Strong connections to communities that have historically experienced barriers to disability-related information and services A willingness to serve as an ambassador for the Utah Parent Center and help expand our relationships, visibility, and impact A collaborative spirit, sound judgment, and commitment to ethical and responsible governance The Utah Parent Center values a board that reflects the diversity of the families and communities we serve. We encourage people from different geographic regions, cultures, identities, professions, and lived experiences to apply. Board Member Responsibilities Support and uphold the Utah Parent Center’s mission, values, and strategic direction Attend and actively participate in board and committee meetings Provide oversight of the organization’s finances, policies, programs, and executive leadership Help strengthen community relationships and identify opportunities for partnership and growth Support fundraising and resource-development efforts in ways that align with your skills and networks Serve as an informed and enthusiastic ambassador for the organization Maintain confidentiality and disclose potential conflicts of interest Make the Utah Parent Center a personally meaningful philanthropic priority Attend bi-monthly meetings either virtually or in person Why Serve? Serving on the Utah Parent Center Board of Directors is an opportunity to use your experience, perspective, and leadership to improve the lives of thousands of Utah families. Board members help shape the organization’s future, strengthen its sustainability, and ensure that families continue to have a trusted place to turn for support. Express Your Interest If you are interested in serving or would like to recommend someone, please complete the UPC Board of Directors Nomination Form by October 15, 2026.
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Family and Youth Peer Support
The Family Peer Support Specialist (FPSS) and Youth Peer Support Specialist (YPSS) will support families and youth (ages 0–22) with Severe Emotional Disturbance (SED) and Severe Mental Illness (SMI) by using lived experience to guide them through the High Fidelity Wraparound (HFW) process. These positions will assist families in navigating services, building natural supports, and fostering empowerment to improve family cohesion and quality of life. This position includes regular countywide travel, with occasional travel to nearby counties within the designated areas. Employees are expected to meet with participating families weekly in home, school, and community settings.
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