TAY Housing Case Manager
Listed on 2026-08-05
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Social Work
Family Advocacy & Support Services, Youth Development, Human Services/ Social Work, Crisis Counselor -
Non-Profit & Social Impact
Youth Development, Human Services/ Social Work
Organizational Overview:
Upward Bound House (UBH) is dedicated to ending the cycle of intergenerational family homelessness. We compassionately provide a continuum of services ranging from crisis housing to permanent housing and homelessness prevention. With over 30 years of experience in family homelessness, UBH is a leading services provider, contributing to and advocating for lasting solutions to end family homelessness. Our diverse team is passionate about our mission, UBH provides a fast-paced environment that values empowerment, collaboration, diversity, relationships, efficiency and communication.
UBH provides a supportive, caring and merit-based environment for team members and is vested in their growth and development. We seek employees who are passionate about serving and making a difference in the lives of others.
The ideal Case Manager & Housing Navigator builds and fosters healthy relationships with TAY and assists with helping them secure permanent housing;
Provides life coaching and case management services to address multiple complex needs and reduce barriers, including referrals to UBH programs and/or other community resources. This position will work in our Transitional Housing Program for Transition Age Youth (TAY) families located in South Los Angeles.
- Provide life coaching and support services applying strengths-based, Positive Youth Development, and participant-centered
- Develop a service and housing plan to establish goals and action steps toward stabilization, independent living, and self-sufficiency in conjunction with the
- Help youth develop permanent connections in their lives to strengthen their support
- Assist youth in identifying and accessing services necessary to reach long-term housing
- Utilize personal vehicle, in good working order, to transport youth to appointments when
- Meet with youth weekly, to monitor progress and /or barriers toward achieving their life aspiration
- Complete clinical services assessment for each youth and share results with LCSW for next steps.
- Provide crisis intervention services as
- Work with TAY Education and Vocational Specialist to support youth in their education and employment
- Work with UBH team members and community partners, and with input from youth, develop and implement engaging activities and
- Provide and/or coordinate life skills such as parent-child communication, healthy development, healthy life skills (communication, sexual health and development etc.), relationship skills, career success, financial
- Help youth identify and find housing options including assisting with completing housing and credit check
- Perform recordkeeping and reporting of program activities on electronic reporting systems such as HMIS for outcomes and evaluation; and complete progress notes and program-related reporting as
- Report issues and problems to supervisor and
- Attend staff meetings.
- Other duties and responsibilities as The duties and responsibilities listed are designed to provide typical examples of the work performed; not all duties and responsibilities assigned are included here, nor is it expected that all similar positions will be assigned every duty and responsibility.
- Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in social work, human services or a related field required;
Master’s Degree in Social Work preferred. - Minimum of two-years experience providing services to persons experiencing homelessness, preferably Transition Age
- Demonstrated experience in working with at-risk youth to reach their housing, employment, or education
- Demonstrated experience in one or more of the following areas: mental health, chemical dependency, emotional/behavioral special education, at-risk youth
- Demonstrated knowledge of and ability to work effectively with youth with a variety of identities, cultures, and backgrounds including ethnic/racial minorities and LGBTQ
- Knowledge of Trauma-Informed Care and Practices a
- Ability to work collaboratively, but
- Strong written and verbal communication
- Creative problem-solving
- Ability to work in a
- Exceptional organizational
- Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred.
- Ability to work with…
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