Bilingual Shelter Case Manager
Listed on 2026-08-22
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Social Work
Crisis Counselor, Family Advocacy & Support Services, Community Support Services, Human Services/ Social Work -
Non-Profit & Social Impact
Human Services/ Social Work
BILINGUAL SHELTER CASE MANAGER JOB DESCRIPTION
FLSA STATUS:
Exempt / Full-time
SUMMARY:
The Shelter Case Manager provides trauma-informed, survivor-centered advocacy and case management services to survivors of domestic violence residing in the emergency shelter. The Shelter Case Manager is committed to promoting a strengths-based, culturally responsive approach, the Shelter Case Manager fosters an environment of safety, dignity, empowerment, and respect while honoring each survivor's autonomy, resilience, and lived experience.
determination.
DIRECT REPORT:
Senior Manager of Support Services
LOCATION:
Plano Shelter
* Ability to travel to office locations and provide client accompaniment.
SCHEDULE:
Monday – Friday – Generally 9-5 business hours with the ability to set a schedule to meet clients' needs. Some weekends if needed
Hope's Door New Beginning Center (HDNBC) is a non-profit agency providing a continuum of care for individuals who are victims of domestic abuse. HDNBC provides safety, healing, advocacy, and prevention. Find out more here:(Use the "Apply for this Job" box below)..org
Major Responsibilities Advocacy and Case Management- Provide survivor-centered, trauma-informed advocacy and case management services grounded in compassion, empathy, respect, and empowerment.
- Promote and contribute to a workplace culture that values diversity, equity, inclusion, cultural responsiveness, and respect for all individuals.
- Maintain an active caseload of approximately 10–20 survivors, dedicating a minimum of 20 hours per week to direct client services.
- Conduct comprehensive intakes, needs assessments, and ongoing evaluations to identify survivor strengths, priorities, barriers, and service needs.
- Collaborate with survivors to develop individualized service plans that reflect their self-identified goals, choices, and unique circumstances.
- Assist survivors in identifying, setting, and achieving short- and long-term goals related to safety, stability, housing, financial empowerment, legal needs, and overall well-being.
- Maintain regular contact with shelter residents to provide ongoing support, advocacy, case management, and follow-up services.
- Provide information, education, and referrals that support informed decision-making, self-determination, and access to community resources.
- Assist survivors with applications, forms, documentation, and processes necessary to access services, benefits, housing, legal assistance, and other resources.
- Assess eligibility for agency programs and services. When individuals do not meet program eligibility requirements, provide information, referrals, and connections to alternative community resources whenever possible.
- Conduct individualized safety planning with survivors and support the ongoing review and adaptation of safety plans as circumstances change.
- Receive and assess crisis calls, urgent service requests, and walk-in inquiries to determine immediate safety concerns and appropriate interventions.
- Provide trauma-informed crisis intervention, emotional support, and advocacy to survivors experiencing immediate safety concerns or other crises.
- Demonstrate flexibility in supporting crisis advocacy functions during periods of increased demand, staff absences, or operational necessity.
- Provide information regarding survivors' legal rights, options, and available resources to support informed choices and access to services.
- Advocate alongside and on behalf of survivors to reduce barriers and increase access to community resources, services, and systems.
- Provide accompaniment and advocacy, upon survivor request, during interactions with law enforcement, court proceedings, medical appointments, housing appointments, and other service providers.
- Support survivors in navigating complex systems while respecting their autonomy and right to make their own decisions.
- Facilitate support groups, educational workshops, and other programming that promote healing, resilience, self-advocacy, empowerment, and community connection.
- Utilize strengths-based approaches that recognize and build upon survivor resilience, capabilities,…
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