Special Service for Groups, Inc.
Case Manager (Bilingual)
Special Service for Groups, Inc., Los Angeles, California, United States, 90079
_____________________________________________________________________________FLSA:
Non-Exempt, Full timePay Range:
$23.00-$25.00
Revised:
10/24/23__________________________________________________________________________SummaryUnder the direction of the Specialty Program Manager, the Case Manager is responsible for completing intake, service coordination, and triage for individuals seeking services through the Coordinated Entry System. Experience working with diverse ethnic and cultural communities is a must, including, but not limited to the following target populations: people of color, gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender individuals, individuals with limited English proficiency, undocumented immigrants, substance users, and homeless persons, of varying ages.Essential FunctionsMaintain high level of ethical conduct regarding confidentiality of employees, participants, company, and vendor’s data and handle sensitive and critical information with professionalism and discretion.Comfortable working with LGBTQ population in particular transwomen.Always maintain a safe environment, complying with Agency and industry standards and safety regulations.Coordinate with other project staff and partners to provide housing placement services and supportive services to facilitate client’s successful transition to permanent housing and coordinate services to foster housing stability during and beyond interim housing.Work with the Housing Navigation to identify and secure permanent housing units.Verify participant eligibility meets either category 1 or 4 of HUD’s final rule on “Defining Homelessness” and document homeless status in HMIS.Provide housing-first model to assist participants in becoming self-sufficient and obtaining permanent housing.Conduct case management meetings with participants at minimum twice a month.Input Case notes in HMIS within 24 hours in DAP format.Provide support to participants through individualized case management including but not limited to support with completing housing applications.Work collaboratively and communicate with Housing Navigation staff no less than once a week if providing services to mutual clients.Create the participant’s record in HMIS at the same time the participant is determined to meet program eligibility requirements within 24-hours.Complete exit plan and exit case note for all participants assigned to case manager.Update the participant’s housing status within twenty-four hours of any change.Track bed attendance and enter into HMIS each night the participant is physically residing in a bed/unit daily.Update participant’s information, track services (i.e., Housing Stability Plan creation/updates), referrals, case manager’s spreadsheets, and complete case notes on services provided to the participant within 24 hours following the provision of the services.Create a Status Assessment Update within 24 hours of significant changes during the time a participant is enrolled in the program (i.e., increase or decrease of income).If the participant has exited to a permanent housing destination, update the permanent housing date and complete address.Update point of contact information in HMIS every 30 days.Complete 90-day LAHSA extension forms required for every day 90 days of participant enrollment.Work with the client to complete a monthly update and budget to ensure the household can sustain housing after the subsidy.Attend weekly case conferencing meetings.Collaborate and coordinate with DMH, DPSS, LAUSD, Work Source, and SUD providers.Maintain up-to-date and accurate documentation in client files for service coordination/case management, housing placement, rental assistance, and move-in assistance.Provide the Program Manager with all required client information and assessment outcomes.Assist in trainings and provide support to staff, providers, and other project partners participating in projects.Prepare and maintain reports in accordance with program requirements and Division policies (i.e., case manager spreadsheet, quarterly reports, compliance reports, etc.).Ensure compliance with HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2 and other funding requirements.Maintain appropriate boundaries; adhere to SSG’s Code of Ethics and HOPICS’ Core Values.Represent the Agency in a professional manner at meetings, trainings, and community events.Regular attendance required.Perform other duties as needed.Secondary FunctionsOvertime, holiday, or weekend work may be required.Minimum Qualifications - Knowledge, Skills and Abilities RequiredAssociate degree in social services or other administrative, business or housing field is required from an accredited or state approved college or university, with a minimum two (2) years job related experience working with homeless individuals and families
OR
five years’ experience working in social service field; case management and homeless program experience preferred.If in recovery, a minimum of three (3) years of being drug and alcohol free is required.Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and other database programs.Knowledge of resource development, case management and documentation.Ability to work with clients from diverse cultural, ethnic, and socio-economic backgrounds.Ability to communicate effectively, both written and orally.Verification of Employment Eligibility and Background Clearance.TB test required (Not more than (3) month prior to or (7) days after Date of Hire, and renewed annually thereafter), CPR and First Aid Certification required within 30 days of employment with company.Experience working with homeless families and children, DCFS as well as experience with placing homeless families into permanent housing.Valid driver’s license and auto insurance required. Reliable transportation is required.Non-Essential Qualifications:Experience using HMIS and at least one year of rapid re-housing experience preferred.Supervisory Responsibilities:This position does not have any supervisory responsibilities.Environmental Conditions (Working Conditions)This position is responsible for working in “client friendly” environments and is required to visit other shelters and homeless access centers as part of their duties. There is some responsibility to work in noisy environments where children and adults are present.Physical RequirementsThe Case Manager typically spends time sitting, standing, typing, thinking, writing, walking, driving, carrying (max. 25 lbs.), listening, speaking.Mental RequirementsThis position will require the individual to be able to handle any/all the following: constant distractions, interruptions, uncontrollable changes in priorities/work schedules: be able to process information, think and conceptualize.Special Service for Groups is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer
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Non-Exempt, Full timePay Range:
$23.00-$25.00
Revised:
10/24/23__________________________________________________________________________SummaryUnder the direction of the Specialty Program Manager, the Case Manager is responsible for completing intake, service coordination, and triage for individuals seeking services through the Coordinated Entry System. Experience working with diverse ethnic and cultural communities is a must, including, but not limited to the following target populations: people of color, gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender individuals, individuals with limited English proficiency, undocumented immigrants, substance users, and homeless persons, of varying ages.Essential FunctionsMaintain high level of ethical conduct regarding confidentiality of employees, participants, company, and vendor’s data and handle sensitive and critical information with professionalism and discretion.Comfortable working with LGBTQ population in particular transwomen.Always maintain a safe environment, complying with Agency and industry standards and safety regulations.Coordinate with other project staff and partners to provide housing placement services and supportive services to facilitate client’s successful transition to permanent housing and coordinate services to foster housing stability during and beyond interim housing.Work with the Housing Navigation to identify and secure permanent housing units.Verify participant eligibility meets either category 1 or 4 of HUD’s final rule on “Defining Homelessness” and document homeless status in HMIS.Provide housing-first model to assist participants in becoming self-sufficient and obtaining permanent housing.Conduct case management meetings with participants at minimum twice a month.Input Case notes in HMIS within 24 hours in DAP format.Provide support to participants through individualized case management including but not limited to support with completing housing applications.Work collaboratively and communicate with Housing Navigation staff no less than once a week if providing services to mutual clients.Create the participant’s record in HMIS at the same time the participant is determined to meet program eligibility requirements within 24-hours.Complete exit plan and exit case note for all participants assigned to case manager.Update the participant’s housing status within twenty-four hours of any change.Track bed attendance and enter into HMIS each night the participant is physically residing in a bed/unit daily.Update participant’s information, track services (i.e., Housing Stability Plan creation/updates), referrals, case manager’s spreadsheets, and complete case notes on services provided to the participant within 24 hours following the provision of the services.Create a Status Assessment Update within 24 hours of significant changes during the time a participant is enrolled in the program (i.e., increase or decrease of income).If the participant has exited to a permanent housing destination, update the permanent housing date and complete address.Update point of contact information in HMIS every 30 days.Complete 90-day LAHSA extension forms required for every day 90 days of participant enrollment.Work with the client to complete a monthly update and budget to ensure the household can sustain housing after the subsidy.Attend weekly case conferencing meetings.Collaborate and coordinate with DMH, DPSS, LAUSD, Work Source, and SUD providers.Maintain up-to-date and accurate documentation in client files for service coordination/case management, housing placement, rental assistance, and move-in assistance.Provide the Program Manager with all required client information and assessment outcomes.Assist in trainings and provide support to staff, providers, and other project partners participating in projects.Prepare and maintain reports in accordance with program requirements and Division policies (i.e., case manager spreadsheet, quarterly reports, compliance reports, etc.).Ensure compliance with HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2 and other funding requirements.Maintain appropriate boundaries; adhere to SSG’s Code of Ethics and HOPICS’ Core Values.Represent the Agency in a professional manner at meetings, trainings, and community events.Regular attendance required.Perform other duties as needed.Secondary FunctionsOvertime, holiday, or weekend work may be required.Minimum Qualifications - Knowledge, Skills and Abilities RequiredAssociate degree in social services or other administrative, business or housing field is required from an accredited or state approved college or university, with a minimum two (2) years job related experience working with homeless individuals and families
OR
five years’ experience working in social service field; case management and homeless program experience preferred.If in recovery, a minimum of three (3) years of being drug and alcohol free is required.Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and other database programs.Knowledge of resource development, case management and documentation.Ability to work with clients from diverse cultural, ethnic, and socio-economic backgrounds.Ability to communicate effectively, both written and orally.Verification of Employment Eligibility and Background Clearance.TB test required (Not more than (3) month prior to or (7) days after Date of Hire, and renewed annually thereafter), CPR and First Aid Certification required within 30 days of employment with company.Experience working with homeless families and children, DCFS as well as experience with placing homeless families into permanent housing.Valid driver’s license and auto insurance required. Reliable transportation is required.Non-Essential Qualifications:Experience using HMIS and at least one year of rapid re-housing experience preferred.Supervisory Responsibilities:This position does not have any supervisory responsibilities.Environmental Conditions (Working Conditions)This position is responsible for working in “client friendly” environments and is required to visit other shelters and homeless access centers as part of their duties. There is some responsibility to work in noisy environments where children and adults are present.Physical RequirementsThe Case Manager typically spends time sitting, standing, typing, thinking, writing, walking, driving, carrying (max. 25 lbs.), listening, speaking.Mental RequirementsThis position will require the individual to be able to handle any/all the following: constant distractions, interruptions, uncontrollable changes in priorities/work schedules: be able to process information, think and conceptualize.Special Service for Groups is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer
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