Ali Forney Center Benefits Overview

Provide trauma-informed case management to LGBTQ+ homeless youth (ages 21-24): assess needs, create individualized service plans, coordinate housing and support services, crisis intervention, documentation, and collaboration with internal and external providers to promote housing stability and independent living.

Provide administrative, operational, and communication support for housing programs serving LGBTQ+ youth. Maintain client records, manage inventory and petty cash, coordinate schedules, support intakes and orientations, assist with training and meetings, cover shifts as needed, and serve as a liaison between frontline staff and leadership to ensure consistent operations and information flow.

Provide peer mentorship and relationship-building for LGBTQ+ youth (16-25), facilitate peer-led programming, assist youth with systems navigation and advocacy, accompany youth to appointments, document sessions and participate in meetings and trainings. Must be 18-30, obtain a Youth Peer Advocate credential, and support youth toward long-term stability.