Post-Release Services Case Manager Supervisor
Listed on 2026-08-22
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Social Work
Community Health, Human Services/ Social Work, Community Support Services, Family Advocacy & Support Services -
Non-Profit & Social Impact
Community Health, Human Services/ Social Work
SAMU Foundation Post-Release Services Case Manager Supervisor Remote
· Full time
The anticipated Home Study and Post-Release Services for Unaccompanied Alien Children Program, funded by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families, provides support to unaccompanied immigrant children through the two critical phases of home study (HS) and post-release services (PRS) to help ensure child safety, well-being, and security. HS/PRS providers will help children navigate family reunification challenges, trauma recovery, and integration into their new communities.
The HS/PRS Program addresses critical needs in the continuum of care by conducting thorough evaluations of potential sponsor homes, including interviews, home visits, and comprehensive safety assessments. It delivers three levels of essential post-release support services: virtual check-ins for basic safety monitoring (Level
1), case management services for ongoing support and community connections (Level
2), and intensive engagements for families who require specialized interventions (Level
3). The program also builds protective factors that support successful community reintegration while addressing barriers to accessing essential services. The HS/PRS Program is currently in the pre-award, proposal stage and is not yet funded. This is an anticipated key personnel position and is contingent upon SAMU receiving an award and associated funding.
SAMU First Response is an international humanitarian nonprofit 501(c)(3), that draws from over 40 years of experience of our affiliate organizations SAMU, S.A. and Fundación SAMU.SAMU’s mission is to provide exemplary care to vulnerable populations during national and international crises. Excellence, Kindness, and Education guide our work.
DescriptionHome-based role with Regular Local Travel. Qualified candidates must reside in one of the following locations: AZ, CA, DC, FL, IL, MD, NY, TX, VA.
ABOUT SAMU FOUNDATION
SAMU Foundation, established in 2016, is a Washington, DC-based humanitarian assistance and social impact nonprofit organization. The mission of SAMU Foundation is to provide exemplary care, shelter, and humanitarian support to vulnerable populations during crises. Our services include intake and outreach, first response (essential items, emergency shelter, donation management), psychosocial support, immigrant welcome services and orientation, respite centers, service coordination and referral, case management services, educational and legal programming, and disaster response.
SAMU delivers social services and emergency relief with a focus on dignity, safety, and hope for those in need. We emphasize cultural and community-based approaches and have built a highly trained, multicultural, and multilinguistic team.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The anticipated Home Study and Post-Release Services for Unaccompanied Alien Children Program, funded by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families, provides support to unaccompanied immigrant children through the two critical phases of home study (HS) and post-release services (PRS) to help ensure child safety, well-being, and security. HS/PRS providers will help children navigate family reunification challenges, trauma recovery, and integration into their new communities.
The HS/PRS Program addresses critical needs in the continuum of care by conducting thorough evaluations of potential sponsor homes, including interviews, home visits, and comprehensive safety assessments. It delivers three levels of essential post-release support services: virtual check-ins for basic safety monitoring (Level
1), case management services for ongoing support and community connections (Level
2), and intensive engagements for families who require specialized interventions (Level
3). The program also builds protective factors that support successful community reintegration while addressing barriers to accessing essential services.
The HS/PRS Program is currently in the pre-award, proposal stage and is not yet funded. This is an anticipated key personnel position and is…
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