Part-Time Case Manager, Pathway of Hope

Mykroc; Anderson (IN); On-site; USD 19,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

The Salvation Army in Madison County, Indiana, is hiring a Pathway of Hope Case Manager. This role delivers customized case management services, conducts intakes, links participants to pastoral care, and guides goal-oriented action plans in a client-centered framework.

It requires basic college coursework in human services, a valid driver’s license, background checks, and training in SIMS and related certifications. Work is performed at a local site with community interaction.

Qualifications

• Education: Some college work in social work, psychology, or related human services field required.
• Background checks: A background check is required and will be reviewed.
• Experience: Minimum of six months’ experience in social services and/or case management.
• Certifications: Must have a valid driver’s license and Safe From Harm training within 60 days; Case worker Certification within 30 days; SIMS data training within 30 days; Turbostats training within 60 days.

Responsibilities

• Deliver the full range of Pathway of Hope services to participants.
• Conduct intake and pre-screening of participants.
• Provide linkage to Pastoral Care for counseling and support.
• Set goals with participants and develop action plans.
• Conduct follow-up case management meetings.
• Refer participants to internal/external services to meet goals.
• Monitor progress and document action plans in SIMS.
• Develop transition plans and ensure progress documentation.

Skills

English language

Computer skills

Spanish (basic)

Organizational skills

Communication

Education

Some college in social work/related field

Job description

The Salvation Army in Madison County, Indiana, is hiring a Pathway of Hope Case Manager. This role delivers customized case management services, conducts intakes, links participants to pastoral care, and guides goal-oriented action plans in a client-centered framework.

It requires basic college coursework in human services, a valid driver’s license, background checks, and training in SIMS and related certifications. Work is performed at a local site with community interaction.