Jobs at Linc Housing Corporation

Provide intensive case management to formerly homeless individuals with chronic medical and co-occurring disorders. Coordinate services with VA and housing partners, complete assessments and service plans, facilitate support groups, conduct crisis intervention, attend client appointments, maintain documentation and HMIS data, and support housing retention using harm reduction and trauma-informed practices.

Provide intensive case management to formerly homeless individuals with chronic medical and co-occurring disorders. Coordinate services with VA, housing authorities, and community providers; complete intakes, assessments, service plans, crisis interventions, and documentation; attend client appointments and community meetings; support housing retention using motivational interviewing, harm reduction, trauma-informed care, and housing-first principles.

Provide hands-on supportive services in an affordable supportive housing community: assess resident needs, design and deliver programs, perform outreach, coordinate referrals, develop service plans and partnerships, track outcomes, supervise interns/volunteers, and represent the property in local collaboratives to promote housing and community stability.

The Case Manager coordinates services for formerly homeless individuals with chronic conditions, utilizing best practices and collaborating with various agencies to enhance housing retention and individual care management.

Provide intensive case management to formerly homeless individuals with chronic medical and co-occurring disorders. Coordinate services, develop and adjust care plans, connect residents to mental health, substance use, employment and housing supports, assist with lease-up paperwork, conduct assessments and groups, attend client appointments, document contacts, and provide crisis intervention while working with community partners and property management.

Provide intensive case management to formerly homeless individuals with chronic medical and co-occurring disorders. Coordinate services with VA, housing authorities, property managers and community providers; conduct assessments, create and update treatment plans, facilitate groups, provide crisis intervention, attend client appointments, maintain documentation and HMIS records, and support housing retention. Work may include evenings, weekends, and travel up to 50%.