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California Horticultural Therapy Network
Catalyzing collaborations to advance the profession of Horticultural Therapy in California
Horticultural Therapy Jobs, Internship, and Volunteer Opportunities
Discover a variety of rewarding opportunities in the field of horticultural therapy (HT). Whether you are seeking a professional position, a hands-on internship, or a meaningful volunteer experience, these roles offer a chance to make a positive impact through the therapeutic use of plants and nature. Explore available opportunities and connect with professionals who share a passion for using horticulture to support health and well-being.
Members may post opportunities to this page. Send the details to: californiahtnetwork@gmail.com
Opportunites
4/19/26
Redwood City, CA
Part-time Gardener Position/Edible GardensJoin our team at Just Like Family’s Gordon Manor!
We provide heartfelt care support for assisted living and memory care residents in Redwood City. Our inviting and active environment includes a vegetable garden with sensory plants that residents and their families enjoy.
Job Duties:
Create a planting plan, source, purchase, and install plants, and provide weekly maintenance for the edible garden space.
Maintenance may include adding soil amendments, checking irrigation systems, pruning, planting, clearing out spent plants, pest management, and weeding.
6-8 hours per week
Please contact: Alisa Mallari Tu, alisa@justlikefamily.com
Join the Kainos Community Connections team and help adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities maximize their potential through the power of nature. We are looking for a passionate individual to lead our wellness-based horticultural therapy program.
The Role
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Schedule: Part-time (up to approx. 10 hours/week)
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Teaching Hours: Tuesday and Thursday mornings (9:30–11:30) plus occasional community-based field trips.
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Pay: $24.00/hour
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Location: 2761 Fair Oaks Avenue, Redwood City
Key Responsibilities
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Create and lead high-quality horticultural therapy (HT) sessions.
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Facilitate gardening activities (in our raised garden beds) and enrichment lessons.
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Manage a wellness-focused program for both clients and support staff.
Qualifications
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Education: BA preferred.
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Certification: Horticultural Therapy certificate preferred.
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Heart: A deep passion for working with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
How to Apply: Interested in making a difference? Please contact Liz Zirbes at liz.zirbes@kainosusa.org for more information and to submit your resume.
Job Opportunity: Independent contractor sought to teach one or two therapeutic horticulture sessions per semester to students at the Stroke and Disability Learning Center. The instructor will design and deliver hands-on curriculum that accommodates varying physical abilities while promoting motor skill development, cognitive and social engagement, and emotional well-being through horticultural therapy practices. Ideal place to dive in and learn while doing!
Please contact Trish at trishsgarden@earthlink.net.
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