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RiseBoro Community Partnership in Brooklyn runs the Homebase Program, NYC's premier homelessness prevention initiative. The Case Manager helps households at risk of shelter entry to resolve housing crises and attain self-sufficiency.
Responsibilities include coordinating services, developing service plans, assisting with subsidies, referrals to community supports, and maintaining records. Day shift, full-time, with a focus on client rights and holistic support.
The Homebase Program is NYC premier homelessness prevention program. The community-based initiative assists households who are at-risk of shelter entry in order to resolve their housing crisis and lay the groundwork for self-sufficiency. The Homebase Case Manager position will be responsible for providing housing assistance and holistic case management services. He/She will provide ongoing social services to program participants to secure long-term housing stability. He/She:
Associate Degree required plus three years of experience; Bachelors degree preferred.
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