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Conduct outreach activities, collaborate with referral sources, develop individualized plans, manage caseload, maintain documentation, prepare reports, participate in program evaluation, and recommend case closure.

The Program Director will develop and implement strategic plans, oversee program delivery, lead grant writing efforts, manage program budget, and promote staff development in a school-based early support program.

The Program Supervisor oversees the School-Based Early Support Program to empower families and promote children's well-being within the school environment. Responsibilities include leadership, program planning, budget management, staff supervision, and community outreach. Minimum qualifications include a Master's degree and 5 years of experience in working with families and children in a community setting.

The Resettlement Coordinator is responsible for client recruitment and coordinating program services to eliminate barriers to education/employment. They assist clients in navigating and engaging with services, recommend strategies for client participation, and conduct intake and assessment of clients. The role is located in Brooklyn, NY with hybrid and/or remote flexibility.

Manage the coordination and implementation of a Sexual Risk Avoidance Education program for middle school youth and their parents in Brooklyn. Oversee curriculum delivery, staff management, and community engagement activities. Requires a Bachelor's degree in human services or related field and 2 years of youth work experience.

The Career Advisor is responsible for marketing CAMBA's services, motivating and coordinating program services for clients, and assisting clients in eliminating barriers to education and employment. They develop outreach materials, recommend and implement strategies, conduct intake and assessment, and provide advising, coaching, and referral services.

Specialized Employer Partnership Developer role at CAMBA's Workforce Development and Refugee Services programs in Brooklyn, NY. Responsible for researching potential employers, maintaining a database, coordinating job placements, and building partnerships. Collaborates with internal teams and external partners to support program goals and hiring events.

The Case Manager at CAMBA's Atlantic House Men’s Shelter in Brooklyn maintains professional relationships with clients, conducts assessments, creates and revises independent living plans, advocates for clients' housing stability, and monitors progress towards goals. They work with clients to access community resources and services to transition into permanent housing.

Supervise pre-employment and post-employment onboarding processes, coordinate new hire orientation, ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, and support talent management within the HR department of CAMBA in New York City.

Assist clients with loan modifications, research and analyze legal sources, prepare legal documents for foreclosure proceedings, advocate for clients, maintain client files, conduct outreach and program evaluation, interpret for clients and staff as needed.

Oversee CAMBA’s Reception and Placement program, maintain communication with funders, develop partnerships with businesses and organizations, support volunteer network development, and connect clients to various services.

The Development Director at CAMBA is responsible for managing the Development staff, cultivating and stewarding donors, implementing fundraising strategies, organizing events, and overseeing various fundraising activities. The position requires a Bachelor’s Degree and strong team-building skills. It is a hybrid role with remote work and in-person event attendance.

The Administrative Assistant is responsible for various administrative tasks such as copying, collating, and filing correspondence, organizing and maintaining filing systems, scheduling meetings, recording and distributing minutes, entering data into management information systems, and providing general administrative support. The minimum education/experience required is a high school diploma or equivalent. The position is located in Brooklyn, NY.

The Instructor is responsible for designing lesson plans, assessing client abilities, providing classroom instruction, managing the classroom effectively, and assessing client progress. They work closely with CAMBA personnel to ensure client success and may assist in job placement and retention. A bachelor's degree and two years of applicable experience are required.

CAMBA is hiring for summer camp positions. Group Leaders will develop and execute engaging lesson plans for youth. Group Workers will assist the Youth Facilitator. Part-time to full-time positions available.

The Director of Social Services at Magnolia House Women's Shelter is responsible for overseeing the social services program and ensuring the delivery of comprehensive services to homeless women. They will manage a team of staff, coordinate with medical and psychiatric providers, and develop strategies to meet program goals. The Director will also analyze program data, prepare reports, and collaborate with other CAMBA shelters.

The Budget Analyst is responsible for analyzing accounting records, preparing budgets, and providing financial analysis to support the organization's objectives.

The Financial Coach will provide financial coaching and counseling to clients, helping them create budgets, open bank accounts, and manage their finances. They will also develop individualized action plans and provide referrals for additional support services. The Financial Coach will deliver workshops on various financial topics and track participant attendance and data.

The Receptionist at CAMBA's Atlantic House Men’s Shelter in Brooklyn is responsible for welcoming visitors, answering questions, taking and delivering messages, sorting and distributing mail, assisting with fax and copy machines, performing clerical duties, and updating appointment calendars.

The Case Manager will provide case management services to formerly homeless families in the Park Affordable housing project. They will conduct intake assessments, develop independent living plans, connect tenants to community resources, and advocate for tenants' self-sufficiency.