Assistant Program Director, Brooklyn Supportive Housing

Lantern Community Services; New York (NY); On-site; USD 75,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Lantern Community Services in Brooklyn, NY is seeking an Assistant Program Director for Euclid-Glenmore to lead clinical supervision, program operations, and staff development. The APD will supervise case managers, coordinate DOHMH-funded services, manage documentation, dashboards, and reporting, and collaborate with the Program Director to ensure housing stability and quality of life for residents.

This exempt, full-time role requires trauma-informed leadership and strong writing and

Qualifications

• MSW or LMHC required and licensed within one year.
• At least 1 year of supervisory experience in social services.
• Knowledge of mental health, substance use, and homelessness populations.
• Experience with OMH/DOHMH/HASA funders and regulations.
• Strong trauma-informed clinical engagement and writing/communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical supervision and coaching to case management staff.
• Develop and supervise program policies and procedures.
• Review documentation and ensure high standards of care.
• Run dashboards and regular reporting to track outcomes.
• Collaborate with Program Director on service delivery and quality improvement.
• Engage with community partners to secure resources and services.
• Ensure compliance with funder requirements and regulatory standards.
• Support staff in resident engagement and safety planning.

Skills

Supervisory experience

Trauma-informed care

Clinical engagement

Communication skills

Education

MSW or LMHC

Job description

Lantern Community Services in Brooklyn, NY is seeking an Assistant Program Director for Euclid-Glenmore to lead clinical supervision, program operations, and staff development. The APD will supervise case managers, coordinate DOHMH-funded services, manage documentation, dashboards, and reporting, and collaborate with the Program Director to ensure housing stability and quality of life for residents.

This exempt, full-time role requires trauma-informed leadership and strong writing and