Long Beach, California, United States · On-site
$24/hr–$26/hr
Case Manager Long Beach, CA GENERAL SUMMARY: Case Management Services form the core of the services for people who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, formerly homeless and who have complex health and/or behavioral he…
Skills: Case Management, Crisis Intervention, Outreach And Engagement, Service Planning, Intake And Assessment
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Coordinate and implement support services for individuals in permanent supportive housing to facilitate stability and independence. This includes creating individual service plans, providing crisis management, and linking clients to medical and mental health services.
Requires a Bachelor's degree in human services, social work, or equivalent professional experience. Candidates must have experience working with diverse populations facing mental illness, chronic health issues, and substance use disorders.
Case Manager
GENERAL SUMMARY: Case Management Services form the core of the services for people who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, formerly homeless and who have complex health and/or behavioral health conditions; are high utilizers of public services and other vulnerable populations including individuals with criminal justice histories and individuals who are exiting institutions such as hospitals, residential treatment programs, and custody facilities.
The team employs a “whatever it takes approach” to assist a client in their transition from homelessness to housing stability. Case management includes, but is not limited to the following: outreach and engagement, intake and assessment, service planning, linkage to health, substance abuse disorder, mental health and other supportive services. Assistance in benefit establishment, transportation, legal issues and crisis intervention.
Bachelor’s degree in human services, social work, OR comparable professional experience.
Attractive nonexempt compensation $24.00-$26.00 per hour with fully- paid medical, dental, vision and life/AD&D, long-term care, retirement plan with company match, paid time off, paid holidays and more. Paid college tuition assistance, professional development opportunities and college loan repayment assistance available.
Apply here on century.org/careers
Our organization is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin or Veteran status.
Century Villages at Cabrillo (CVC) is a residential community established to break the cycle of homelessness. A former 26 acre US Naval housing site, CVC has become a nationwide public-private partnership model to benefit those in need. A 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, CVC was established in 1997 when the US Department of Defense transferred the land to CVC under the McKinney Act for the purpose of providing transitional and permanent housing to the homeless and those at risk of becoming homeless. Since that time, CVC has developed into a unique supportive housing community that provides housing on any given night to over 1,000 persons. These include veteran and non-veteran individuals, families, youth and children who are housed within CVC’s robust continuum of supportive housing, ranging from shelter, to transitional housing, to permanent housing. More than simply providing shelter, CVC has co-located a palette of valuable social services to help residents regain their independence. CVC’s mission is to develop, manage, and serve as steward of this 27 acre supportive housing campus so that independent service providers can successfully help individuals and families overcome homelessness. CVC embraces a vision whereby the cycle of homelessness is broken by offering residents a service-enriched, supportive environment designed to encourage self-sufficiency and promote achievement of the highest human potential. CVC seeks to provide residents a nurturing, healing environment along with the tools necessary to change behaviors and overcome barriers. Ultimately, CVC seeks to empower residents to build dreams and reintegrate into mainstream society.
Offices: 2001 River Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90810, US
Century Villages at Cabrillo (CVC) is a residential community established to break the cycle of homelessness. A former 26 acre US Naval housing site, CVC has become a nationwide public-private partnership model to benefit those in need. A 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, CVC was established in 1997 when the US Department of Defense transferred the land to CVC under the McKinney Act for the purpose of providing transitional and permanent housing to the homeless and those at risk of becoming homeless. Since that time, CVC has developed into a unique supportive housing community that provides housing on any given night to over 1,000 persons. These include veteran and non-veteran individuals, families, youth and children who are housed within CVC’s robust continuum of supportive housing, ranging from shelter, to transitional housing, to permanent housing. More than simply providing shelter, CVC has co-located a palette of valuable social services to help residents regain their independence. CVC’s mission is to develop, manage, and serve as steward of this 27 acre supportive housing campus so that independent service providers can successfully help individuals and families overcome homelessness. CVC embraces a vision whereby the cycle of homelessness is broken by offering residents a service-enriched, supportive environment designed to encourage self-sufficiency and promote achievement of the highest human potential. CVC seeks to provide residents a nurturing, healing environment along with the tools necessary to change behaviors and overcome barriers. Ultimately, CVC seeks to empower residents to build dreams and reintegrate into mainstream society.
Offices: 2001 River Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90810, US
