Volunteer position:

  Second Chance Home/Homespace Corporation is looking for volunteers to serve as receptionists in a group home for teenage parents ages 14-21 years old, during morning hours Monday-Friday.  Responsibilities include answering phones, greeting visitors, and other duties as assigned by supervisor.  Please send letters of interest and/or resumes to Molly McFarland, Program Director, at
homespacejobs@hotmail.com or fax to (716) 881-4604.
Part Time Child Care Worker:

   Second Chance Home/Homespace Corporation is looking for professionals to serve as direct care workers in a group home for teenage parents ages 14-21 years old. Responsibilities include meeting the physical, emotional, and developmental needs of the youth and children that reside in the program. Minimum requirement is a high school diploma, related work experience preferred. Please send resumes to Pam Davis, Child Care

Supervisor, at homespacejobs@hotmail.com or fax to (716) 881-4604. Hours are 7am-12(noon) M-F with an opportunity for more hours as the program needs. This Part Time position offers a benefit package and minimal financial support for health insurance.


Overnight Relief Child Care Worker:

   Homespace SILP is looking for professionals to serve as direct care workers in a supervised independent living program for young parent’s ages 18-21 years old. Responsibilities include meeting the physical, emotional, and developmental needs of the youth and children that reside in the program. Position requires overnight shift work on the weekends. Minimum requirement is a high school diploma, related work experience preferred. Please send resumes to Pam Davis, Child Care Supervisor, at homespacejobs@hotmail.com or fax to (716) 881-4604. This awake overnight position is Saturday (midnight) - Sunday (8 am) and Sunday (midnight) - Monday (8 am).









Homespace Corporation, reputable, not-for-profit organization, is on the cutting edge of providing services to at risk young families in our community. Our mission is to not only provide housing, but also to prepare young, single parent families for a brighter future by providing them with life-skills training and insisting that they complete their education and/or pursue vocational training or higher education.