Impact-Driven Part-Time Housing First Case Coordinator

BCHA; Exeter; On-site; GBP 12,000 - 18,000; Part time

Job summary

BCHA is seeking a part-time Housing First Case Coordinator to support individuals experiencing homelessness. You will assess needs, connect clients to housing solutions, and coordinate wraparound services in line with Housing First principles.

Join a collaborative team focused on client-centered care, with opportunities for professional development in trauma-informed practice, advocacy, and community partnerships to promote long-term stability and safe housing.

Responsibilities

• Client Support: Work directly with individuals experiencing homelessness to assess their needs and connect them to housing solutions in alignment with the Housing First model.
• Case Management: Develop personalised housing plans, coordinate resources, and provide ongoing support to ensure clients are able to maintain their housing successfully.
• Collaboration: Work closely with community partners, including mental health professionals, substance use teams, and healthcare providers, to ensure clients receive comprehensive support.
• Crisis Intervention: Provide immediate assistance and de-escalation support to clients in crisis, ensuring their safety and well-being.
• Documentation & Reporting: Maintain accurate and timely case notes, assessments, and other required documentation to track client progress and service delivery.
• Advocacy: Act as a champion for clients, advocating for their needs with service providers and ensuring they have access to the resources they deserve.
• Community Engagement: Support clients in accessing community-based services, including job training, healthcare, and mental health services, to promote long-term stability.

Job description

BCHA is seeking a part-time Housing First Case Coordinator to support individuals experiencing homelessness. You will assess needs, connect clients to housing solutions, and coordinate wraparound services in line with Housing First principles.

Join a collaborative team focused on client-centered care, with opportunities for professional development in trauma-informed practice, advocacy, and community partnerships to promote long-term stability and safe housing.