Employment
Parenting Practitioner II
Salary Range: CI$53,616 - $66,948 per annum. The Parenting Practitioner II is one of two staff members occupying this role. The post holder will assist with the delivery of parenting services, clinical family programmes and parenting workshops utilizing a strength- based and trauma informed approach. The post holders responsibilities include: Providing individual strength based and evidenced based parenting services geared towards vulnerable families and individuals. Screening families and individuals to assess suitability for various programmes that address the needs identified either through self-referral or referral from community partners. Co-facilitating the delivery of evidence-based programmes, workshops and presentations to support families experiencing mild to chronic dysfunction. Developing and delivering in conjunction with the FRC Team 5-7 public awareness campaigns that address social issues affecting families and individuals in the Cayman Islands
Our Services
The core SNAP programs, SNAP Boys and SNAP Girls, are gender-specific programs for children ages 6-11 experiencing disruptive behaviour problems.
Know More Assists young parents in accessing information and resources that support the development of healthy parent-child relationships and provides practical tools f...
Know More Provides free legal advice an all types of legal matters, specializing in familial issues.
Know More Individualized parenting support service to help address parenting concerns and accomplish family goals.
Know More The Department of Counselling Services offers a clear and supportive intake process for new clients. Referrals are accepted via email, and the initial session generally takes approximately 1.5 hours
Know MoreOur News
Family Resource Centre – Impacts of divorce on children
A recent article in the Cayman Compass highlighted the impact of divorce on families in our community. The Cayman Islands Student Drug Use Survey reported that more than 58% of students experience household challenges such as parental separation and neglect. This morning, Amber Caum from the Family Resource Centre joins Raegan Rutty to discuss how adverse childhood experiences affect the mental health and well-being of families. She also shares the resources and events the FRC provides to help
Learn MoreDCS Wins Moment of Magic CIG Award!
The Department of Counselling Services has had a profound impact on the community through various initiatives
Learn MoreLearn more about SNAP and Triple P
Raegan sits down with the Family Resource Centre to learn more about their SNAP programme — supporting stronger connections at home. We sitting down with Mariesha Spencer and Sabrina Mathura, parenting practitioners from the Family Resource Centre.
Learn MoreFRC is on Daybreak| Compass TV
The Family Resource Centre offers a wide range of FREE parenting programmes and services to all families in our community
Learn MoreThe Family Resource Centre Celebrates Its Largest Ever Colour Me Purple 5K
At 6.30am on Sunday 23 March, the streets around Seven Mile Public Beach were turned purple by hundreds of fun runners and walkers taking part in the 2025 Colour Me Purple 5K.
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