Housing Case Manager: Guide Housing Stability & Recovery

FQHC Talent; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 45,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

403(b) retirement plan

Paid time off

Job summary

STAFF-PUBLIC HEALTH FUND is seeking a Housing Case Manager in Richmond, VA for full-time work. The role focuses on field and clinic-based case management for housing programs affected by substance use, with coordination across landlords, service providers, and community partners.

Strong engagement and organizational skills are essential. Minimum qualifications include at least one year in recovery work or housing support, knowledge of housing resources, and the ability to manage multiple cases.

Qualifications

• At least one year of experience in recovery work, case management, social services, or housing support roles.
• Knowledge of housing resources, public assistance programs, and community service networks.
• Knowledge of chemical dependency, mental health, and housing and homeless service systems.

Responsibilities

• Conduct housing-focused outreach with partners to individuals impacted by substance use.
• Complete housing assessments and individualized housing stabilization plans with the Housing Navigator.
• Provide ongoing field and clinic case management to support housing retention and access to benefits.
• Coordinate care with prescribing providers, behavioral health clinicians, peers, and outside agencies.
• Advocate for clients to resolve housing-related issues like eviction prevention and lease negotiations.

Skills

Case management

Interpersonal communication

Multitasking

Bilingual Spanish

Education

Bachelor's or Master’s degree in social work

Tools

Electronic health records

Job description

STAFF-PUBLIC HEALTH FUND is seeking a Housing Case Manager in Richmond, VA for full-time work. The role focuses on field and clinic-based case management for housing programs affected by substance use, with coordination across landlords, service providers, and community partners.

Strong engagement and organizational skills are essential. Minimum qualifications include at least one year in recovery work or housing support, knowledge of housing resources, and the ability to manage multiple cases.