Jobs at Comunilife Inc

The Case Manager will provide supportive services in a housing program, including assessments, crisis intervention, and assistance with medical care and employment services while ensuring client independence.

The Operations Supervisor oversees Resident Assistants, ensuring a safe environment while managing food service, housekeeping, and maintenance. They coordinate with security and hotel staff, conducting inspections and resolving issues to support clients effectively.

The Administrative Assistant manages office functions, maintains leases, handles communications, procurement, and supports bookkeeping activities.

The Clinical Supervisor ensures all clinical services meet professional standards, oversees case management, prepares reports, and supervises staff performance and training.

The Case Manager will coordinate case management services, conduct assessments, provide psychoeducation, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams for client services.

As a Peer Mentor, you will assist youth in developing leadership skills, provide supportive peer counseling, and promote mental and physical wellness.

The Case Manager provides comprehensive services to clients, coordinating assessments and recovery plans, conducting home visits, and ensuring appropriate care and support for independent living.

The Clinical Supervisor oversees clinical services for case managers, ensuring effective support for formerly homeless adults with social services issues, including mental illness and HIV/AIDS.

The Life Skills Specialist supports older adults in independent living by providing hands-on assistance, emotional support, and life skills coaching, while promoting housing stability and overall wellness.

The Case Manager supports Latina teens by providing outreach, counseling, and referrals in a non-clinical suicide prevention program, collaborating with families and community agencies.

The Case Manager provides comprehensive case management services in a residential program, including assessments, service plans, and client support for independent living.

The AVP oversees transitional housing programs ensuring compliance, quality improvement, staff development, and client welfare, while managing budgets and interagency coordination.

The Case Manager is responsible for assessing resident needs, developing case plans, linking services within the community, and assisting residents towards independent living.

The Clinical Supervisor oversees clinical services, case management, and ensures compliance with regulations. Duties include training, supervision, audits, and maintaining client records.

Peer Mentors provide emotional support and assistance to individuals facing mental illness, homelessness, and substance abuse, promoting recovery and independence.

The Clinical Supervisor oversees case management staff, ensuring quality service delivery, coordinating client care, and maintaining documentation standards. Responsibilities include staff supervision, reporting, and participation in hiring processes.

Assist program participants recovering from mental illness, homelessness, and substance abuse by providing emotional support, companionship, and skills for independent living.

The Case Manager will provide supportive services and assistance to clients in housing settings, focusing on personal and vocational goals using a person-centered approach. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, developing service plans, and providing crisis intervention and referrals to necessary services.

The Benefits and Entitlement Specialist assists clients with securing and maintaining government benefits, conducts financial assessments, and provides support services to maximize entitlements.

The Case Manager will provide comprehensive case management, conduct assessments, assist clients with services, and offer crisis intervention and support to help clients achieve independent living.