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Civic Works, Inc. in Baltimore, MD, seeks a creative, independent construction professional to lead home repair projects under the Elder Services program. This role focuses on safety assessments, repairs, and coordinating with volunteers and outside contractors, with emphasis on serving older adults.
The position requires a HS diploma, 5+ years of construction experience and leadership skills; the team offers salary in the $55k–$60k range plus disability, health care, and a 401k plan.
Job Location: Elder Services - Baltimore, MD, Salary Range: $55,000.00 - $60,000.00 Salary, Job Category: Staff Member, POSITION SUMMARY:
Civic Works, Inc. seeks a creative, independent individual who has leadership experience and a working knowledge of the construction trade. The selected candidate will work 40 hours per week and receive salary plus benefits including short and long-term disability, supported health care, 401k and dental.
Civic Works strengthens Baltimore’s communities through education, skills development, and community service. Our key program areas include community improvement, workforce development, education, and green programs.
Civic Works AmeriCorps members tutor and mentor students, create community parks and gardens, help homeowners conserve energy, grow food for low-income residents, rehabilitate abandoned houses, involve families in Baltimore City schools, make homes safer for older adults, and recruit volunteers. Civic Works also trains Baltimore residents for employment in the healthcare and green job industries.
Civic Works’ Elder Services program strives to ensure that older adults live healthy and successful lives within their Baltimore communities. Free services are offered to adults (ages 65+) living in Baltimore City and Baltimore County. These services include Home Repair, Home Safety Modifications, Case Management, Community Outreach and Education, and Information and Referral. According to AARP, the Census Bureau estimated that close to 8 million people in the United States had turned 85 by 2020. One of the most common problems facing older adults is living in a home that no longer matches their needs and abilities. By assessing home safety risks, addressing fall hazards, installing rails, and improving lighting conditions, the Elder Services construction team helps prevent accidents at home. While improving the home environment, the Elder Services construction team can also evaluate additional potential needs of seniors, including occupational therapy.
Additional information is available through the program to help connect seniors with benefits and services around the city and county.