Part-Time Housing Stabilization Specialist

Socket.dev; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 21,000 - 26,000; Part time

Job summary

Socket.dev is seeking a Temporary Part-Time Stabilization Case Manager in Boston to support families exiting shelters with long-term housing stability. The role requires bilingual Creole/Spanish abilities, strong organizational skills, and the ability to coordinate with shelter staff, landlords, and service providers.

The candidate will document progress in ETO/ASIST, maintain regular landlord contact, and help families access public and private resources to keep housing.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree or higher in Human Services, Social Work preferred.
• Bilingual Haitian Creole or Spanish.
• CPR/SFA certification within 30 days of hire.
• Use of a personal vehicle or ability to utilize public transportation for home visits.

Responsibilities

• Support families exiting Hildebrand Emergency Shelter for 24 months and up to 36 months.
• Discuss post-shelter supports with the family and housing specialists before exit.
• Enter stabilization plans and progress into ETO/ASIST and update every 30 days.
• Maintain monthly landlord communication to ensure rent payments and address issues.
• Document stabilization efforts and meetings in EA Case Notes in ETO/ASIST.
• Track demographics, income, immigration status, Hildebrand tiering, and other data weekly/monthly.
• Help families access public/private resources to retain housing.
• Encourage progress on stabilization goals and maintain landlord-tenant relationships.

Skills

Independent work

Team collaboration

Bilingual Creole/Spanish

Organizational skills

Conflict resolution

Crisis intervention

ETO/ASIST familiarity

CPR/SFA certified

Driver/transportation

Education

Associate's degree or higher in Human Services/ Social Work

Job description

Socket.dev is seeking a Temporary Part-Time Stabilization Case Manager in Boston to support families exiting shelters with long-term housing stability. The role requires bilingual Creole/Spanish abilities, strong organizational skills, and the ability to coordinate with shelter staff, landlords, and service providers.

The candidate will document progress in ETO/ASIST, maintain regular landlord contact, and help families access public and private resources to keep housing.