Jobs at Homes for the Homeless

The Case Manager will assist families in accessing resources, develop service plans, and maintain case documentation while adhering to guidelines.

Lead and supervise afterschool staff, ensure program quality and DYCD/DOMH compliance, manage attendance and paperwork, drive outreach and recruitment, engage families, and support daily operations alongside the Director.

Support fundraising, donor engagement, and grant activities including prospect research, grant writing assistance, event and campaign coordination, donor communications, and database management. Produce presentations and community talks, manage gifts/pledges, and work evenings as needed to support events and meetings.

The Clinical Social Work Supervisor will oversee LMSWs, providing clinical guidance in mental health service delivery to families experiencing homelessness.

The HR Generalist II will manage offboarding processes, ensure accurate payroll processing, maintain HRIS, and build relationships across all locations.

The Safety Supervisor oversees safety staff, maintains surveillance, enforces rules, investigates incidents, and acts as the Fire Safety Director.

The Safety Aide monitors the safety of residents by patrolling the facility, enforcing rules, preparing reports, and assisting in emergencies.

The Recreation Coordinator will organize and supervise activities for children and teens, ensuring safety and engagement while leading arts and crafts, games, and field trips.

The Safety Aide monitors safety, enforces rules, prepares reports, assists in emergencies, and ensures the wellbeing of residents in a shelter.

Responsible for maintaining family records, developing service plans, assisting with referrals, and helping families move into permanent housing while adhering to guidelines.

The Case Manager Supervisor oversees case managers, manages reports, ensures compliance with mandates, trains staff, and connects families to resources.

Homes for the Homeless is hiring for safety roles including Safety Aide and Director of Security, requiring NYS security licenses and FDNY certifications. Incentives available for certification.

The Safety Aide is responsible for ensuring safety within a family shelter, patrolling the premises, monitoring resident access, and reporting hazards.

As a Case Manager, assist families by maintaining records, developing service plans, providing referrals, and ensuring access to resources and support.

The Enrollment Specialist will help families access 3K and Pre-K programs, manage eligibility, assist with applications, maintain attendance records, and plan outreach events.

The Safety Supervisor supervises safety staff, maintains surveillance, enforces rules, investigates incidents, and acts as Fire Safety Director.

The Safety Aide will patrol the facility, monitor entry and exit of residents, maintain logs, prepare reports, and assist with inspections to ensure safety for families served.

As a Safety Aide, you will ensure the safety of families in a shelter by patrolling, enforcing rules, monitoring entry, preparing reports, and assisting in emergencies.

The Case Manager Supervisor will oversee case managers’ performance, conduct audits, provide training, and connect families to community resources.

The Safety Aide is responsible for ensuring safety in the facility, patrolling areas, monitoring entry/exit, preparing reports, and assisting in emergencies.