Emergency Financial Aid Case Worker

The Salvation Army A Georgia Corp; Venice (FL); On-site; USD 32,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Plan

Retirement Plan

Supplemental Insurances

Generous PTO

Holiday Pay

and MORE!

Job summary

The Salvation Army A Georgia Corp in North Port, FL is seeking a Case Worker for our Emergency Financial Assistance program. This full-time position supports clients by assessing needs, collecting documents, and coordinating resources under the direction of the Director of Social Services.

You will conduct pre-screen interviews, make 20–35 outreach calls weekly, attend community meetings, and document family information in our databases while advocating for clients to prevent crises.

Qualifications

• Two years of college coursework in Social Work or related field.
• Two years experience in social/public service or equivalent.
• Level 2 background screening required per Florida Clearinghouse guidelines

Responsibilities

• Conducts pre-screen phone interviews to determine initial eligibility for program enrollment based on guidelines.
• Makes 20-35 calls per week depending on available appointments.
• Meets with clients to discuss needs and collect required paperwork; reviews documents.
• Attends community meetings to educate partners about the program and make referrals.
• Ensures completion of client applications to determine eligibility and establish needs.
• Inputs family information into databases and keeps records up to date.

Skills

Phone interviews

Client advocacy

Data entry

Documentation

Meeting coordination

Education

Two years college coursework in Social Work or related field

Tools

Database systems

Job description

The Salvation Army A Georgia Corp in North Port, FL is seeking a Case Worker for our Emergency Financial Assistance program. This full-time position supports clients by assessing needs, collecting documents, and coordinating resources under the direction of the Director of Social Services.

You will conduct pre-screen interviews, make 20–35 outreach calls weekly, attend community meetings, and document family information in our databases while advocating for clients to prevent crises.