Special Projects Case Manager

Harris County•Houston, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Under the supervision of the Project/Program Manger II, the Special Projects Case Manager position will be well versed in HAY Center services and will provide case management support to current and former foster youths and young adults between the ages of 16 through 25 as they work towards self-sufficiency. This position will be assigned specific job assignments for designated time periods to best support HAY Center programs.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree majoring in Education, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, Criminal Justice or other Behavioral or Social Science
Must have two (2) years of full-time paid case management (including case documentation) experience working with youth in a social service setting.
Training and experience using a personal computer with a variety of software such as Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Case Management Software.
Reliable transportation with a valid State of Texas driver’s license and auto liability insurance.
Ability to become CPR certified.

Nice To Haves

Bilingual in English/Spanish

Responsibilities

Wraparound case management special projects include providing intensive case management to address current and former foster youth's transitional needs by engaging in program intakes, case planning, self-sufficiency assessments, wraparound meetings, and face-to-face contact with clients on a consistent basis.
Workforce case management special projects include case management support to HAY Center youths and young adults as they navigate employment training programs.
Educational case management special projects include case management support to HAY Center youths and young adults by assisting with educational events (College Tours, College Bound Experience, College Fairs, etc.).
Housing case management special projects include case management support to HAY Center youths and young adults as they navigate the process of securing and maintain stable housing.
Teaches state mandated life skills curriculum via classroom setting during peak seasons (typically Spring Break and Summer) in six core curriculum areas.
Participates in and attends HAY Center events and regional activities as required.