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Women In Need (Win) in New York, NY seeks a mission-driven Social Service Supervisor to lead a team of Case Managers in Transitional Housing programs. You will ensure high-quality, trauma-informed services for families experiencing homelessness, promote best practices, staff development, and program compliance.
You will play a critical leadership role in helping families achieve stability, independence, and permanent housing, while collaborating with the leadership team on housing initiatives
Win is seeking a mission-driven Social Service Supervisor to lead and support a team of Case Managers within our Transitional Housing programs. In this role, you will ensure high-quality, trauma-informed services are delivered to families experiencing homelessness while promoting best practices, staff development, program compliance, and successful client outcomes. You will play a critical leadership role in helping families achieve stability, independence, and permanent housing.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
You will hold an MSW or related degree
3–5 years of experience providing counseling, case management, or residential services to families and individuals experiencing homelessness
You will bring prior supervisory experience or demonstrated leadership capabilities in a social services environment
You will have strong knowledge of Evidence-Based Practices (EBP), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Trauma-Informed Care (TIC)
You will demonstrate experience supporting vulnerable populations, including survivors of domestic violence and individuals facing mental health, substance use, and housing challenges
You will possess exceptional organizational, communication, and documentation skills
You will have working knowledge of entitlement systems and community-based resources
Masters or better in Social Work.
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