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Housing/Homeless Case Manager

Casa Esperanza, Inc

Lawrence, MA • On-site

$21.75 - $26.25/hr

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Posted 28 days ago


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Job Description

Housing/Homeless Case Manager

Lawrence, MA

Position:         Housing/Homeless Case Manager

Department:  Recovery Support Services

Agency Summary:  Casa Esperanza, Inc. is a bilingual/bicultural behavioral health treatment provider serving Boston and the Merrimack Valley. Our mission is to empower individuals and families to recover from addiction, trauma, mental illness and other chronic medical conditions; overcome homelessness; and achieve health and wellness through comprehensive, integrated care. Casa Esperanza has an operating budget of $6.3 million and more than $9 million in assets.

Position Summary: Casa Esperanza, Inc. is seeking a Housing/Homeless Case Manager for our Lawrence, Massachusetts location. The Housing/Homeless Case Manager will provide intensive supportive services to chronically homeless adults living with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders (CODs) and help them develop skills to build meaningful, purposeful lives in the community through housing and case management Our program assists chronically homeless adults achieve their goals related to safety, stability and recovery. The Housing/Homeless Case Manager is embedded into clinical teams and works closely with other staff to provide comprehensive, coordinated care.  S/he will we engage clients where they are to help them develop and build the basic skills they need to obtain permanent housing.

  •       Collect all necessary documentation for HUD eligibility
  •       Conduct social service needs assessment, individualized service plan and care                     coordination activities with clients;
  •       Identify and recommend supportive services that will assist participants in reaching their       goals, provide referrals as needed;
  •       Specific areas to address with participants include: workforce development, mployment       placement and vocational skills development, post-placement job retention, early                   childhood education, and health services;
  •       Maintain regular contact with participants (monthly at minimum) to review progress and       reassess service plan;
  •       Update and report on program census on a weekly basis;
  •       Collaborate with the MA Department of Public Health/Bureau of Substance Abuse                 Services/Department of Mental Health to facilitate program development and                           implementation;
  •       Provide support and technical assistance to clients and programs throughout the intake       process, including forms required by participating state agencies and treatment                     vendors.
  •       Provide outreach to introduce residents to case management program and educate               residents about services available to them (including in-person, special events, and             mailings)
  •       Provide culturally- and linguistically-appropriate supportive services to participants
  •       Maintain accurate records, data and reporting as required by the program
  •       Meet with supervisor on a biweekly basis

Qualifications/Requirements:

  •      Previous case manager experience in the field of addictions disorders as well as with          co-occurring mental health and trauma issues;
  •      Experience in community outreach and case management activities.
  •      Master’s degree in social work, psychology, human services, or related field
  •      3-5 years’ experience in field of human services, case management, family counseling,        vocational, and/or substance use issues
  •      Ability to work effectively with diverse cultural groups;
  •     Good organizational and communication skills, both oral and written;
  •     Hold a driver’s license and must have a car;
  •     Bilingual (Spanish/English) required
  •     Knowledge of MA housing law and Reasonable Accommodations preferred.