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Pine Street Inn seeks a Vice President for Permanent Housing to guide strategic direction and growth of its permanent supportive housing programs. The role oversees Housing Compliance, Leasing and Quality Improvement, ensuring trauma-informed, person-centered service delivery.
The ideal candidate has extensive housing, financial, and personnel management experience, with a track record of scaling a substantial human services organization and building strong partnerships with agencies and
Are you an accomplished human services leader who has scaled a substantial and successful housing organization?
Boston-based Pine Street Inn partners with individuals experiencing homelessness to help them move from the streets and shelter to a home and assists formerly unhoused individuals in retaining housing. They provide street outreach, emergency services, supportive housing, job training and connections to employment. Pine Street Inn tirelessly advocates for collaborative solutions to end homelessness. Their mission is to end homelessness by making permanent housing a reality for all.
Reporting to the Chief of Programs, the Vice President for Permanent Housing will provide leadership, strategic direction, and planning for Pine Street Inn’s growing portfolio of permanent supportive housing. This leader will ensure the housing programs utilize a person-centered, trauma-informed approach to service delivery and oversee the Housing Compliance, Leasing and Quality Improvement divisions.
The ideal candidate will bring extensive housing, financial, and personnel management experience working with vulnerable populations. They will have successfully led and scaled a substantial human services organization including setting strategy, completing key projects, building partner relationships, and implementing efficient and effective social programs. This highly visible position sits on the Pine Street Inn’s Program leadership team.
Pine Street Inn began its journey in 1969, offering a safe alternative to the streets of Boston to approximately 200 men suffering from alcoholism. Since then, their comprehensive programs and services have expanded to include housing, emergency services, and workforce development to support more than 2,400 individuals each day.
The work of Pine Street Inn is carried out by nearly 700 employees who uphold the values of community, teamwork, accountability and respect, committed to meeting their mission of ending homelessness.