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Housing Case Manager

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adpDecatur (IL)

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Mid

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$25,000 per year

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Permanent Supportive Housing Case Manager, Decatur, GA, US30+ days ago Requisition ID: 1828
Salary Range: $24.00 To $24.50 HourlyFulton Co. Permanent Supportive Housing Case ManagerREPORTS TO: Program ManagerHOURS: Full-timeCLASSIFICATION: HourlySUMMARY:The Case Manager (CM) will provide engagement and housing stability support services as a Fulton County Behavioral Health Network Permanent Supportive Housing team member. We provide supportive housing services in community settings that promote socialization, recovery, wellness, self-advocacy, development of natural supports, and maintenance of community living skills to a caseload of up to 25 members placed in scattered site housing in the community. The CM will join a Housing First team formed to expand Step Up's successful permanent housing model to the Metro Atlanta area. The team will assist adults experiencing chronic homelessness, co-occurring mental health, substance use, and medical disabilities to maintain permanent supportive housing. Benefits and What WeOffer: Opportunities for growth and professional development. Generous paid time off (13 paid holidays, 10 days of EPTO, 12 sick days).Competitive salary and benefits package. Health, dental, vision, Aflac, and life insurance $25,000.00403(b) retirement plan available on the first day of work. After working 1000 hours, Step Up matches 3% of the 6% the employee contributes.
DUTIES: The following reflects essential functions for this job but does not restrict other tasks, which may be assigned: Direct Service and Support Provide intensive case management Housing First services to chronically homeless persons to maintain Permanent Supportive Housing.
Services include: conduct intake and assessment of barriers, service plan development, linkages and referrals to clinical and appropriate community resources, leasing up and moving into housing. Meets

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