Housing-First Recovery & Cultural Support Coordinator

Center City Housing Corp; Duluth, Northern (MN, KY); Hybrid; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Full time

Job summary

Center City Housing Corp. is seeking a Recovery/Cultural Support Coordinator to support tenants at a housing program. You will apply Housing First and Harm Reduction approaches, advocating for residents and coordinating services with staff and partners.

The role emphasizes independent work within a team, documentation, and programming to assist formerly homeless adults with various needs. A compassionate, trauma-informed approach is essential.

Qualifications

• Requires a high school diploma or GED; preferred degree in a related field.
• Experience working with homeless populations or supportive housing is a plus.
• Strong communication and advocacy skills for tenants and partners.

Responsibilities

• Provide daily tenant advocacy and support within a supportive housing setting.
• Participate in tenant/staffing meetings to implement Harm Reduction strategies.
• Assist Site Director with tenant intake, applications, and move-in/out processes.
• Develop and maintain tenant files, rosters, and program forms.
• Respond to alarms, emergencies, and disturbances in a timely manner.
• Create and document tenant programming and sober activities.
• Support money management and budgeting for tenants with guidance as needed.

Skills

Tenant advocacy

Communication

Conflict de-escalation

Trauma-informed care

Team collaboration

Confidentiality

Crisis response

Time management

Education

High school diploma/GED

Degree in related field preferred

Tools

Microsoft Word

Excel

Job description

Center City Housing Corp. is seeking a Recovery/Cultural Support Coordinator to support tenants at a housing program. You will apply Housing First and Harm Reduction approaches, advocating for residents and coordinating services with staff and partners.

The role emphasizes independent work within a team, documentation, and programming to assist formerly homeless adults with various needs. A compassionate, trauma-informed approach is essential.