Family Housing Hub Coordinator

UMOM New Day Centers•Phoenix, AZ

1d•$54,000 - $57,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Family Housing Hub is Maricopa County's Coordinated Entry System for families with dependent children experiencing homelessness. The FHH Coordinator is responsible for managing daily operations, administrative functions, and client services at the Family Housing Hub. This position is responsible for the direct supervision of the FHH Service Priority Specialist team as well as ensuring quality and effectiveness of services provided. The FHH Coordinator will promote an environment of safety, support, and embrace a trauma-informed care model to working with clients. This position will work in close collaboration with the Family Housing Hub Manager to align the direction of the program with the community's strategic plan for coordinated entry and long-term vision to end homelessness.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree preferred
Minimum three years of professional experience, with at least two years of experience in relevant roles (e.g. social services, homeless services, non-profits, workforce development, operations management, and/or community-based positions)
Two years of supervisory experience preferred
Knowledge of non-profit/social sector; experience working with underserved or disadvantaged populations
Knowledge of programming related to homeless services and trauma-informed services preferred
Proficiency with applications including Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, and Outlook
Valid Level One Fingerprint Clearance Card or the ability to obtain one
CPRFA Certification or the ability to obtain one
Ability to clear the Central Registry Screening from the Department of Child Safety & Adult Protective Services
Ability to comply with and pass all required background check requirements
Random drug screening as required/requested
Valid AZ driver's license and a driving record that falls within UMOM's policy
50/100 level of car insurance coverage
This is a safety sensitive position

Nice To Haves

Previous experience with Efforts to Outcomes (ETO) or HMIS is preferred.

Responsibilities

Provides high-level program leadership, ensuring that the Family Housing Hub provides quality, consistent, and effective services.
Oversee the entire client experience of those contacting the Family Housing Hub and Satellite Locations, crisis and stability planning, assessment, and phone communication.
Provides clear and consistent communication of program details and client navigation information to program participants and external partners.
Provides direct services including navigating crisis with participants, creating stability plans, and completing assessments.
Provides leadership and deescalate participant crisis situations in a trauma-informed manner.
Reviews all incident reports and grievances from participants and responds accordingly based on policies.
Supervises and develops staff, including hiring, training, direction of work, appraisal of quality and effectiveness, and delivery of feedback and coaching for the Family Housing Hub team.
Oversees the day-to-day operations of UMOM's Family Housing Hub main location and staff, including scheduling, administrative tasks, and coordination with on-site community and satellite location partners.
Manages Service Priority Lists for regional housing and shelter resources.
Maintains and improves systems to ensure lists are accurate and complete, and referrals are appropriate and timely upon partner request.
Collaborates with FHH partner programs to maintain accurate eligibility information and ensure FHH adds value to partner programs and coordination of care.
Assures that information collected from clients is complete, accurate, on-time, and secure in accordance with data quality standards required to maintain effective operations and services.
Develops, implements, and maintains policies, processes, and training related to the FHH screening and services.
Promotes an information-driven and outcomes-focused culture.
Assists UMOM's senior leadership in establishing, overseeing, and tracking quality indicators for the services provided.
Focuses on achieving agency outcomes of diversion from the homeless system, positive participant experience, data quality, and program efficiency.
Utilizes all available information in the decision-making process.
Provide reports, summaries, and documentation as needed.