Veterans Housing Stability Coordinator

Adjoin; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Medical Coverage

Extremely generous retirement matching

100% Employer-paid long-term disabled

100% Employer-paid life insurance

Employee Wellness program with 5 free

Counseling sessions per year

Volunteer program with paid hours

Dental, Flexible Spending Account, PTO

Job summary

Adjoin is seeking a dedicated professional to support Veterans by securing affordable housing and coordinating services. This role emphasizes housing stability, income support, and strong collaboration with the Veterans team to deliver person-centered care.

You will maintain thorough case notes, use HMIS (Clarity), and participate in required trainings. Travel within California is expected to fulfill program responsibilities and ensure timely housing outcomes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or two years of equivalent experience with veterans and/or homelessness.
• Experience in case management and direct client support recommended.
• CPR/First-Aid certification or willingness to complete training is required within 45 days.

Responsibilities

• Identify and secure affordable housing for Veterans in collaboration with the team.
• Provide direct services to Veterans and families at risk of homelessness.
• Maintain weekly case notes and HMIS entries for all interactions.
• Develop Housing Stability Plans and action steps toward permanent housing.
• Assist Veterans to increase income to support housing stability.
• Coordinate referrals and resources throughout program involvement.

Skills

Case management

Communication skills

CPR/First-Aid certification

Education

Bachelor’s degree or two years of equivalent experience

Tools

HMIS (Clarity)

Job description

Adjoin is seeking a dedicated professional to support Veterans by securing affordable housing and coordinating services. This role emphasizes housing stability, income support, and strong collaboration with the Veterans team to deliver person-centered care.

You will maintain thorough case notes, use HMIS (Clarity), and participate in required trainings. Travel within California is expected to fulfill program responsibilities and ensure timely housing outcomes.