Kinsley Power Systems
As a
Housing Specialist
at
JCCA , you will work across programs and agencies to connect youth with safe, affordable, and permanent housing options. You'll be a housing navigator, advocate, and mentor, helping youth overcome complex barriers and develop the tools they need to live independently. Summary of Responsibilities: Assess housing needs
and eligibility for youth preparing to transition out of care, including those facing significant barriers to stable housing. Guide and support housing applications
across a variety of programs: Section 8, NYCHA, supportive housing, City FHEPS, FHEPS, and NYC Housing Connect. Track and manage housing applications , ensuring documentation is complete, deadlines are met, and communication with agencies is proactive and timely. Maintain expert-level knowledge
of city, state, and federal housing programs, policies, and resources. Cultivate partnerships
with landlords, real estate professionals, and community-based housing providers to expand access and options. Accompany youth
to housing appointments, interviews, lease signings, and move-ins to ensure confidence and success. Provide housing consultation and technical assistance
to case planners, Fair Futures coaches, and permanency teams. Develop and facilitate housing-readiness workshops
on topics like tenancy rights, budgeting, and independent living. Respond to housing crises
by coordinating emergency placements or stabilizing supports when housing is at risk. Document housing progress
and outcomes in internal systems, maintaining clear, timely, and accurate records. Collaborate closely
with case planning teams to align housing goals with broader permanency and life-planning strategies. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Human Services or related field At least 2 years of experience working with at-risk or system-involved youth Knowledge of NYC housing systems and housing-related supports for youth Strong written and verbal communication skills Excellent time management and organizational abilities Collaborative mindset and ability to build strong relationships with external partners Commitment to trauma-informed and youth-centered practices Proficient with MS Office and the ability to learn new platforms Hourly Rate:
$
31.32 per hour (annualized $57K)
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Housing Specialist
at
JCCA , you will work across programs and agencies to connect youth with safe, affordable, and permanent housing options. You'll be a housing navigator, advocate, and mentor, helping youth overcome complex barriers and develop the tools they need to live independently. Summary of Responsibilities: Assess housing needs
and eligibility for youth preparing to transition out of care, including those facing significant barriers to stable housing. Guide and support housing applications
across a variety of programs: Section 8, NYCHA, supportive housing, City FHEPS, FHEPS, and NYC Housing Connect. Track and manage housing applications , ensuring documentation is complete, deadlines are met, and communication with agencies is proactive and timely. Maintain expert-level knowledge
of city, state, and federal housing programs, policies, and resources. Cultivate partnerships
with landlords, real estate professionals, and community-based housing providers to expand access and options. Accompany youth
to housing appointments, interviews, lease signings, and move-ins to ensure confidence and success. Provide housing consultation and technical assistance
to case planners, Fair Futures coaches, and permanency teams. Develop and facilitate housing-readiness workshops
on topics like tenancy rights, budgeting, and independent living. Respond to housing crises
by coordinating emergency placements or stabilizing supports when housing is at risk. Document housing progress
and outcomes in internal systems, maintaining clear, timely, and accurate records. Collaborate closely
with case planning teams to align housing goals with broader permanency and life-planning strategies. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Human Services or related field At least 2 years of experience working with at-risk or system-involved youth Knowledge of NYC housing systems and housing-related supports for youth Strong written and verbal communication skills Excellent time management and organizational abilities Collaborative mindset and ability to build strong relationships with external partners Commitment to trauma-informed and youth-centered practices Proficient with MS Office and the ability to learn new platforms Hourly Rate:
$
31.32 per hour (annualized $57K)
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