Impactful Housing Stabilization Case Manager

Llboearlychildhood; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe seeks a Housing Stabilization Case Manager to guide individuals and families through person-centered housing planning within the LLBO Homeless Services Program.

The role requires an Associate degree in human services (or equivalent experience), HMIS certification, and strong skills in organization, communication, and confidentiality. Flexible 40-hour weeks and coordination with tribal resources are expected.

Qualifications

• Associates Degree in human services or related experience preferred.
• Experience in group/residential settings is preferred.
• Must obtain CPR/First Aid, NARCAN, AED within 3 months.
• Must obtain Mandated Reporter certification within 3 months.

Responsibilities

• Perform and complete Housing Focused Person-Centered Plan with residents.
• Manage and assist residents in permanent housing acquisition, updating plans annually.
• Connect residents with services such as substance abuse assessment or treatment.
• Educate residents on risks related to substance abuse or Behavioral Health.
• Assist with housing transition and stabilization activities.
• Transport for necessary housing transition and stabilization appointments.
• Data entry, reporting and billing for Housing Case Manager duties.
• Refer residents to community and supportive services.
• Ensure referrals for housing supportive services are completed.
• Be familiar with policies, maintain confidentiality.

Skills

Human services experience

Communication skills

Organizational skills

Team player

Flexibility

Native American preference

Education

Associate degree in human services

Tools

Office software

Job description

Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe seeks a Housing Stabilization Case Manager to guide individuals and families through person-centered housing planning within the LLBO Homeless Services Program.

The role requires an Associate degree in human services (or equivalent experience), HMIS certification, and strong skills in organization, communication, and confidentiality. Flexible 40-hour weeks and coordination with tribal resources are expected.