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Supportive Housing Coordinator
Job Statement
The Supportive Housing Department supports the mission of Housing Connect by providing a variety of specialty housing options for individuals and families who have experienced homelessness or are at high risk of homelessness.
The purpose of the Supportive Housing Coordinator is to further the mission of Housing Connect by supervising the day-to-day administration of rental assistance programs and coordination with supportive service partners. This is done by following Housing Connect policies and procedures, and by working with Housing Connect personnel as well as various community agencies to coordinate essential program functions. This position’s primary focus is Housing Connect’s partnership with Salt Lake County Division of Behavioral Health, and its housing programs which include the Homeless Assistance Rental Program (HARP), Right In/Out (RIO), State Hospital Diversion (SHD), and program based rental assistance.
Responsibilities
Program Implementation and Management
- Maintain knowledge of current contracts, grants, regulations, and program policies and procedures as they relate to current funded programs to ensure compliance. Assist with updating and/or creating policies and procedures to ensure program requirements are met and maintained.
- Oversee, maintain, and monitor program compliance through file (computer and paper) audits, activations, and reports. Maintain required reports, statistics, and submit required reports on a monthly, quarterly, and annual basis, or as requested in coordination with the Grant Program Team (Grant Programs Director and Coordinator).
- Supervise staff that oversees program implementation of the Salt Lake County Division of Behavioral Health housing programs. Coordinate with staff to ensure programs are receiving adequate referrals, properly conducting orientations, and maintaining housing compliance, certifications, and services. Train and mentor staff of any changes to program policies, regulations, grants, and contracts.
- Coordinate, perform, and/or supervise Housing Quality Standards (HQS) Inspections to ensure timely inspections occur at admission to program, annual recertification, and condition of unit inspections.
- Work with, collaborate, and support staff to properly navigate and respond in a timely manner to all allegations and/or issues received from clients, partners, or landlords.
- Work with the Supportive Housing Manager to evaluate the funding reports to ensure program compliance and full expenditure of grant funding. Actively seek strategies to fund and expand programs as needs are defined. Coordinate with Accounting Department to ensure accurate and timely housing assistance payments are made to landlords.
- Ensure client needs are met by providing interpretation and translation services, when appropriate, with the use of agency approved resources.
Partnerships and Program Outreach
- Conduct outreach with community partners to ensure they are aware of housing options, and are referring eligible clients to available programs. Prepare and present program information, updates, or changes, to community organizations who may serve eligible clients.
- Effectively work with Landlords to encourage participation in housing programs. Explain benefits of participation and incentives to offset risk, as well as program requirements. Negotiate rent, deposit, or fee amounts to meet program standards.
- Collaborate with Community Partners, Referring Agencies, and Case Managers to ensure participants are receiving required services and meeting program requirements.
Minimum Requirements
- High School Diploma (Bachelor degree preferred)
- Valid Driver’s License
- Two years’ work experience with housing programs or related program management
Knowledge of
- HUD Housing Programs, including HQS and Rent Calculation
- The housing and supportive services network in Salt Lake County
- Principles of Trauma Informed Care
Ability to
- Work independently, as part of a team, or team leader
- Analyze program performance and create plans to improve efficiency and effectiveness
- Communicate clearly and professionally with community partners
- Teach, supervise, and mentor co-workers to strengthen the Supportive Housing team
Apply online at: https://housingconnect.clearcompany.com/careers/jobs/592bf744-6004-e2c3-29b2-a33b7aec38c6/apply?source=3312888-CJB-0
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Additional Info
Job Type : Full-time
Education Level : Bachelors Degree
Experience Level : Mid Level
Organization Mission : Housing Connect’s mission is to connect people and communities to quality affordable housing opportunities while promoting self-sufficiency and neighborhood revitalization.
DEI/Nondiscrimination Statement : Housing Connect is an Equal Opportunity employer and does not discriminate based upon race, ethnicity, color, religion, national origin, age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, pregnancy-related conditions, genetic information, or protected veteran’s status.
Job Location : Salt Lake City
Work Model : On-site
Closing Date : 4/3/2025
Compensation Type : Hourly
Job Status : Nonexempt
Benefits Offered : Health Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Life Insurance, Retirement Plan, Paid Holidays, Paid Time Off, Paid Sick Time
Pay Range : $24.45 - $26.45