Stabilization Case Manager

Hildebrand Family Self-Help Center, Inc.; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 34,000 - 37,000; Part time

Job summary

Hildebrand Family Self-Help Center, Inc. seeks a Temporary Part Time Stabilization Case Manager to support families exiting the shelter and maintaining housing stability in the greater Boston area.

The role includes developing stabilization plans, coordinating with housing staff, and documenting progress in our case management system. The ideal candidate will have an associate degree or higher in Human Services or Social Work, bilingual capabilities (Creole or Spanish), and the ability to

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree or higher in Human Services or Social Work preferred.
• Experience working independently but also collaboratively.
• Bilingual Haitian Creole or Spanish.
• CPR/SFA Certification within 30 days of hire.
• Use of a personal vehicle or reliable transportation for home visits.

Responsibilities

• Support families exiting Hildebrand Emergency Shelter for 24–36 months.
• Develop initial stabilization plans and update every 30 days.
• Monthly landlord communications to ensure rent is paid and address issues.
• Document stabilization efforts and progress in ETO/ASIST.
• Track client demographics, income, immigration status, and Hildebrand tiering data.

Education

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

Tools

ETO/ASIST databases

Job description

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614 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA, US

6 days ago Requisition ID: 1193

Salary Range: $25.00 To $27.00 Hourly

We are looking for people to partner with us to achieve our goal of disrupting the cycle of homelessness for greater Boston families and are seeking Temporary Part Time Stabilization Case Managers to join our stabilization team.

Pay Rate: $22.63 an hour- 20 hours a week

What You Will Do:

• Support families exiting Hildebrand Emergency Shelter for 24 months and in some cases up to 36 months.


• Before the family exits from shelter, the Stabilization Case Manager will have a discussion with the family, Family Shelter Case Manager, Housing Specialists to determine what supports the family identifies as necessary to help them stay housed after they leave shelter, as well as the frequency of post-shelter communication.


• Enter a family’s initial stabilization plan and progress into ETO/ASIST and update every 30 days until the stabilization services have ended.


• Have at least a monthly communication with the landlord to confirm that the family is paying rent and to identify any issues that have arisen.


• Document stabilization efforts and meetings utilizing the EA Case Notes in ETO/ASIST.


• Track and record client’s demographics, income, immigration status, Hildebrand tiering system and other key measurable data points as requested on a weekly and monthly basis.


• Collect written success stories of client experiences.


• Help the family to access and utilize all available public and private resources to support housing retention.


• Encourage each family to progress with the identified goals in their stabilization plan.


• Cultivate successful landlord-tenant relationships, including monthly communication, and provide mediation if necessary.


• Advocate for each family in any housing court appearances.


• Intervene if the tenancy is endangered, for any reason.


• Assist families in securing appropriate and adequate medical services and benefits with a primary health care provider.


• Monitor the school attendance and educational progress for each school-age child in the family.


• Connect families and guide them through first time homeowners' programs.


• Engage stabilization clients in a peer-to-peer Hildebrand Alumni program.


• Document progress in ETO/ASIST on a monthly basis utilizing the Stabilization touchpoint.


• Consult with System Navigators if referrals to certain services are proving challenging.


• The Stabilization Case manager must work with families in their stabilization caseload to ensure that 90% of families will maintain stable housing for at least 6 months after placement, 80% of families will maintain stable housing for at least twelve (12) months after placement, and 70% of families will maintain stable housing for at least twenty-four (24) months after placement.


• If the Hildebrand is logistically unable to provide stabilization services based on the geographic location of the family’s rehousing, the Stabilization Case Manager must ensure the successful transfer of stabilization services to the appropriate HomeBASE administering agency.


• Initiate intensive case management as needed internally and with HLC as needed.

What You Will Need to Bring:

• Associate’s degree or higher in Human Services, Social Work preferred


• Experience working independently but also collaboratively


• Bilingual Haitian Creole or Spanish


• Ability to organize and prioritize work


• Conflict Resolution and Crisis Intervention Skills


• Familiarity with ETO or similar databases


• Follow/articulate written and verbal instructions in a precise, timely and understandable manner


• Must be CPR/SFA Certified within 30 days of hire


• Bilingual in Spanish/Haitian Creole preferred


• Use of a personal vehicle or ability to efficiently utilize public transportation for home visiting is required.