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Case Manager - Operation Homecoming

11/13/2025

The Case Manager assesses clients’ needs and implements service plans while maintaining an active caseload of up to 16 Veterans or Veterans with families. They provide various client services, including counseling, life skills training, and advocacy to ensure clients' safety and access to resources.

Working Hours

40 hours/week

Company Size

51-200 employees

Language

English

Visa Sponsorship

No

About The Company
Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless (MCCH) provides solutions to end homelessness in Montgomery County. Our vision is to build a community where everyone has a safe, stable, and affordable place to call home. In support of our mission, MCCH operates ten distinct programs: three emergency programs which serve individuals currently experiencing homelessness, and eight permanent supportive housing (PSH) programs which serve individuals and families exiting homelessness. Our programs serve more than 1,600 men, women and children each year. Coalition Homes, Inc., an affiliate of MCCH, is a nonprofit housing development organization creating permanent housing for formerly homeless individuals and families. Coalition Homes currently owns and manages 140 units which provide permanent homes for formerly homeless individuals.
About the Role

Description

General Description: Operation Homecoming a Permanent Supportive Housing Program dedicated to serving formerly homeless Veterans and initiated as part of the Zero 2016 Campaign. In accordance with MCCH’s policy, program staff uses the principles of Harm-Reduction and Trauma Informed Care while providing an overall support system for the clients. When necessary, Case Manager refers clients to local agencies for vocational and educational services, and health and human services.


Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

· As assigned by Assistant Director: assesses clients’ needs and appropriate services and implements service plans and service coordination.

· Maintains active caseload of up to 16 Veterans or Veterans with families who need case management at scattered site apartments in Montgomery County.

· Provides a wide variety of client services dictated by individual client needs. Travels and makes home visits to meet with clients and provide services that may include: counseling regarding needed referrals and resources; providing life skills training to clients such as managing a budget, food preparation, diet, health maintenance, legal issues, and parenting skills; assisting with medication monitoring, if necessary; ensuring clients are safe and secure from internal and external elements; applying for entitlement benefits, and providing transportation services for clients to scheduled medical and/or social services appointments.

· Participates in meetings with other service providers to help resolve conflict and to monitor progress.

· Maintains clients’ files, and active resource files.

· Completes assessment and maintains all pertinent program paperwork. Also completes client data for reporting purposes including accurate and complete entry of all data in the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) Service Point.

· Assesses clients in crisis and resolves conflicts. Develops interventions to resolve problematic behavior of clients.

· Serves, in conjunction with Assistant Program Director, as ongoing liaison between property managers and clients as well as between clients and neighbors; provides mediation and advocacy with landlords on the client’s behalf to maintain housing.

· Acts as representative of MCCH in collaboration with other service providers.

· Other related duties as assigned.

Requirements

· BA or BS in Social Work or Human Services field. Master’s degree preferred.

· Minimum of two years of experience in social and human services or related field.

· Hands-on experience in social and human services field dealing with diverse populations; experience working with the homeless population desired.

· Knowledge of principles, methods, and procedures of case management.

· Knowledge of Harm-Reduction and Trauma Informed Care.

· Knowledge of principles, methods, and procedures in handling addiction and dually diagnosis populations.

· Ability to negotiate and maintain positive relationships with co-workers and clients.

Key Skills
Case ManagementHarm-ReductionTrauma Informed CareCrisis InterventionConflict ResolutionLife Skills TrainingMedication MonitoringAdvocacyResource CoordinationClient AssessmentEntitlement BenefitsTransportation ServicesDiverse PopulationsSocial ServicesHomeless PopulationCommunication
Categories
Social Services
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