Phoenix, Arizona, United States · On-site
$50k–$58k/yr
About the role This position is a Grant Funded position set to end on May 31, 2027, however a new application will be submitted this year, and we are confident that grant will be renewed. Position is 100% in-person and p…
Skills: Case Management, Social Services, Grant Reporting, Budget Planning, Crisis Intervention
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The Housing Services Manager provides resident-centered case management and supportive services to promote self-sufficiency for public housing residents. This includes developing educational programming, coordinating with community partners, and managing grant compliance and reporting.
Requires an associate degree in social work or a related field with two years of social service experience, or a higher degree to offset experience. Candidates must be proficient in Microsoft Word and pass a fingerprint clearance background check.
About the role
This position is a Grant Funded position set to end on May 31, 2027, however a new application will be submitted this year, and we are confident that grant will be renewed. Position is 100% in-person and physical location is within the City of Phoenix HOPE VI Project/Emmett McLoughlin Community Training and Education Center.
The Housing Services Manager works to improve the quality of life for residents of public housing. This is accomplished by increasing residents’ access to services and by facilitating their participation in programs that enhance their economic, physical, social, educational and mental well-being. The Housing Services Manager will promote self-sufficiency for residents of public and assisted housing programs by offering an array of educational and training opportunities including job training, computer centers, the Family Self Sufficiency program, homeownership and youth and teen programs.
Location: Phoenix, AZ
Employment Type: Full-Time
Pay range: $50,000 - $58,000 annually
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Launching Lives Further
Since 1920, Friendly House has served the citizens of Arizona and those seeking to become a citizen, by providing the tools, training and support needed to attain sustaining, self-sufficiency. Our comprehensive programs include: workforce development, adult education, youth education, family and immigration legal services and mentoring. We also operate an early childhood education center and a charter school serving disadvantaged children in central - south Phoenix from K-8th grade. Mission: To empower Arizona communities through education and human services. Vision: To be Arizona's leading provider of superior education and human services.
Offices: 113 W Sherman St, Phoenix, Arizona 85003, US
Launching Lives Further
Since 1920, Friendly House has served the citizens of Arizona and those seeking to become a citizen, by providing the tools, training and support needed to attain sustaining, self-sufficiency. Our comprehensive programs include: workforce development, adult education, youth education, family and immigration legal services and mentoring. We also operate an early childhood education center and a charter school serving disadvantaged children in central - south Phoenix from K-8th grade. Mission: To empower Arizona communities through education and human services. Vision: To be Arizona's leading provider of superior education and human services.
Offices: 113 W Sherman St, Phoenix, Arizona 85003, US
