Housing Coordinator - Burlington County (CV2682-219) - Safe Return Division
Housing Coordinator – Burlington County Shelter
Secure housing. Strengthen stability. Help clients stay housed.
Volunteers of America Delaware Valley is seeking a proactive, people-focused Housing Coordinator to support clients at our Burlington County Shelter in securing permanent, affordable housing. Reporting to the Social Worker, you will identify housing opportunities, build relationships with housing providers, develop a practical resource guide, and help resolve tenant–landlord issues so clients can obtain—and maintain—stable housing.
What You'll Do:
Build and maintain relationships with landlords, housing authorities, social service agencies, realtors, and subsidized housing providers to identify placement opportunities
Develop and regularly update a housing resource guide for current, real-time options
Match clients to appropriate housing opportunities and support the steps required to secure placement
Participate in arbitration between clients and landlords to resolve disputes and, when needed, coordinate client relocation
Collaborate with impact teams, case managers, community partners, and agencies to remove barriers to housing stability
Communicate with case managers as needed after placement to reduce the likelihood of homelessness
Coordinate efforts with county partners and other organizations working toward permanent placement of homeless individuals/families
Facilitate housing and financial stability education using tools such as “Rent Smart” and “Financial Smart” documentation
Utilize the Corporation for Supportive Housing website tools/resources to strengthen client support
Complete required reports and data collection per funding sources and agency requirements
Maintain accurate, confidential client records reflecting services provided and progress made
Participate in meetings, supervision, trainings, and professional development specifically geared toward ending homelessness
Complete other duties as assigned
What You Need:
Bachelor's degree or 5 years' experience in a related field of human services and housing
Strong interpersonal and communication skills (verbal and nonverbal), with solid follow-through and documentation habits
Knowledge of the homeless population and the housing industry “in real time” (current market/resource awareness)
Valid driver's license and ability to meet agency driving standards
Ability to pass a criminal background check
Ability to handle Protected Health Information and comply with HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules
Bilingual abilities are a plus
Why This Role Matters:
Housing is the foundation for recovery, employment, and long-term stability. In this role, you'll open doors—literally—by helping clients navigate housing barriers, secure placements, and build the supports that keep them safely housed.
EEO of "Individuals with Disabilities" and "Veteran Status"/AA