Jobs at CAMBA

The Administrative Assistant greets visitors, manages data, schedules meetings, maintains filing systems, and provides general support to upper management in a shelter setting.

The Case Manager interviews and evaluates clients for services, develops service plans, connects clients to resources, mediates housing issues, and documents client progress.

The Receptionist will manage calls and messages, assist visitors, perform clerical duties, maintain office supplies, and organize files.

The Summer Legal Intern conducts legal research, participates in client meetings, assists with court proceedings, and prepares legal documents for consumer law cases at CAMBA.

The Assistant Director supervises staff, manages day-to-day operations, assesses program performance, and ensures quality service delivery to clients.

The Program Director oversees the Learning to Work program, managing staff and students, ensuring program goals, providing guidance and mentorship, and handling administrative tasks and budgeting.

The Engagement Coordinator oversees social services staff, ensures program goals are met, develops community resources, and tracks client progress, focusing on client engagement and team support.

Provide one-on-one career coaching, intake/assessments, and individualized employment plans; connect clients to services, track outcomes and documentation, facilitate workshops, and coordinate with internal and external partners to support job readiness and retention.

Lead recruitment and community engagement for the P3 HIV prevention study, conducting in-person and online outreach, delivering peer navigation to PrEP, preparing marketing materials, maintaining client records, conducting assessments and follow-ups, scheduling and escorting clients to appointments, and reporting program data.

Develops, analyzes, and modifies program budgets; prepares budget modifications and expense analyses; reviews expense reports and variance sheets; monitors contracts and expenses; advises program staff and management on reallocations and budget issues; ensures compliance with privacy/security policies; attends meetings and may maintain budgets in MIP.

The Case Planner conducts outreach, collaborates with families for individualized support plans, manages a caseload, and maintains documentation.

The Receptionist manages communication, visitor reception, mail sorting, supplies, and clerical duties while maintaining a professional environment.

The MICA Specialist assists clients with substance use issues, providing counseling, group sessions, evaluations, and support services to help them achieve their goals.

The Job Developer researches employers, provides client support in job applications, and tailors coaching to increase job seekers' chances of employment.

The MICA Specialist assists women with mental illness and addictions in achieving housing and reducing substance use through individual and group counseling.

The Adolescent Program Supervisor ensures youth safety, oversees program administration, organizes events, and manages community partnerships for the Van Dyke Teen Lounge.

The Restorative Justice Coordinator fosters relationships with students and staff, implements restorative justice programs, supports attendance initiatives, and tracks student progress while collaborating with teams and organizing workshops.

The Recreation Coordinator organizes and leads therapeutic activities, teaches various programs, designs visuals for the shelter, and maintains calendars of activities.

The Recreation Coordinator organizes therapeutic and recreational activities, teaches various arts, and facilitates peer support events for clients in a shelter setting.

The Case Manager will assist clients in transitioning to permanent housing by conducting evaluations, creating plans, and providing resources and advocacy.