Core Responsibilities: Provide direct case management and/or coordinate with case managers in the community to provide continuity of service for individuals and families we serveOngoing, active outreach to tenants/clientsComprehensive tenant assessments and action plans to achieve goalsOngoing case management for clients, including maintenance of clinical records and progress notesCoordinate FUSE/HUD recertification, including processing income recertifications, communicating subsidy payments between clients and landlords, and tracking annual deadlinesCollaborate with property management to coordinate eviction prevention effortsProvide crisis intervention as neededAssist tenants with accessing needed medical, mental health, substance use, and psychosocial supportsAssist tenants in developing basic life skills and activities of daily living, including apartment maintenance. Provide budgeting/financial literacy supportLink tenants to employment and skill development opportunitiesBuild community and peer support among tenants, including participation in community programming activitiesMeet documentation requirements as dictated by program needEffectively build relationships with local community and external agenciesParticipate in on-call rotation and occasional evening and weekend work as necessaryAttend staff meetings, retreats, and professional training sessionsDesired QualificationsBachelor's or Master's degree in a social or behavioral science or relevant field or three years of relevant experienceDesired Skills and AbilitiesSkilled in crisis response situationsStrong organizational, verbal, and written communication skills with an enthusiastic commitment to helping those in need.