Bilingual Housing Case Manager – Help Survivors Thrive

Clackamas Women's Services; Oregon City (OR); On-site; USD 37,195,000 - 41,672,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance (employee)

Dental, vision and alternative care

Generous PTO

Retirement plan contributions

Anniversary bonus

Travel stipend

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

Clackamas Women’s Services in Oregon City is seeking a Housing Case Manager to provide non-judgmental case management and advocacy for participants in CWS housing programs.

You will help participants access housing, complete income and rental paperwork, and coordinate with landlords and partner agencies to ensure safe and stable housing outcomes. A bicultural background and experience in DV/SA services are highly valued.

Qualifications

• Two years of experience in domestic violence/sexual assault programs.
• Minimum 1 year experience providing housing services.
• Demonstrated understanding of domestic violence, sexual assault, and related services.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive case management for housing program participants.
• Complete Housing Assessments and all required paperwork.
• Assist participants with income, rent calculations, and housing applications.
• Coordinate housing waitlists and liaise with landlords and providers.
• Maintain confidential case notes and HMIS documentation.
• Support participants in goal attainment including budgeting, safety planning, and wellbeing.

Skills

Bicultural

Confidential advocate training

DV/SA program experience

Housing services experience

Diversity & equity awareness

Collaborative work with systems

Computer proficiency

Driver's license

Reliable transportation

Education

Two years DV/SA program experience requirement

Minimum 1 year housing services experience

Tools

Windows/Office

HMIS/Client databases

Job description

Clackamas Women’s Services in Oregon City is seeking a Housing Case Manager to provide non-judgmental case management and advocacy for participants in CWS housing programs.

You will help participants access housing, complete income and rental paperwork, and coordinate with landlords and partner agencies to ensure safe and stable housing outcomes. A bicultural background and experience in DV/SA services are highly valued.