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Skills
- Communication Skillsunmatched
- Community Supportunmatched
- Customer Support/Serviceunmatched
- Neurotrauma (Traumatic Brain Injury)unmatched
- Property Managementunmatched
- Record Keepingunmatched
- Special Needsunmatched
- Willing to Travelunmatched
Description
Accessible Space, Inc. is seeking a Part Time Site Liaison to function as a liaison between residents and management and between management and local/community supporters atour property in South Lake Tahoe, CA.This position supports and assists residents in maintaining their safety, independence, and self-sufficiency to ensure their success in maintaining permanent housing. Maintains appropriate records on ASI residents according to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) requirements with respect to confidentiality.
A minimum of two years of successful experience in the area of property management. The ability to communicate effectively and positively with residents. Also the ability to communicate effectively and positively with residents and demonstrate customer-service approach to work and excellent customer service skills. The ability to travel, as required (locally). Prior experience working with individuals with physical disabilities or brain injuries and familiarity with HUD Section 811 Programs and state/federal entitlement programs a plus.
ASI offers a Competitive wage with a generous part time benefit package, paid time off, daily pay, employee assistance program and more!!
Numbers & Facts
| Location | South Lake Tahoe, CA |
| Industry | Nonprofit Charitable Organizations |
| Company Size | 500 to 999 employees |
| Year Founded | 1978 |
| Website | http://www.accessiblespace.org/ |
About Company
Accessible Space, Inc. (ASI), a nonprofit organization, was founded in 1978. At that time, housing opportunities for adults with disabilities did not exist. Many people in need of attendant and homemaker support ended up in nursing homes. ASI offered a different option in which people could live independently in their own accessible, affordable cooperative homes or apartments and draw on supportive services as needed. ASI’s unique model enabled consumers to share service hours so supportive assistance would be available 24/7/365.
Today the need for supportive housing and assisted living options continues to grow. Accessible Space’s initial five cooperative homes provided housing for 30 consumers in Minnesota. Now ASI is a nationwide organization with 136 buildings in 26 states and has developed additional buildings in 31 states.