USD $50,000.00/Yr.
USD $55,000.00/Yr. SCOPE OF ROLE:The Wellness Coach will assist program participants with housing stabilization, support services and accessing needed community services (medical, psychological, substance abuse, vocational, food, clothing, etc.) through the development of a referral network, referral and follow up. ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:• Provide case management to assigned caseload.• Develop and monitor individual service plans in conjunction with agency program participants • Assist program participants with problem solving and crisis intervention.• Accompany program participants on medical, psychiatric, and public benefit appointments, asnecessary.• Act as advocate for program participants as appropriate; encourage and support self-advocacy.• Identification of any problems in daily living skills; hands on assistance and/or referral inaddressing problems in daily living skills.• Support Facilities Management staff in ensuring maintenance of apartment standards asoutlined by S:US and other diverse funders.• Supportive counseling to program participants as needed.• Regular home visits and hospital visits, as necessary.• Maintenance of a strong working relationship with all therapeutic support services to ensurethe best quality of care.• Documentation of all services in compliance with agency standards.• Work as a member of the social service team in the development of off-site recreation, socialization, educational and skill building activities with a view towards community inclusion and integration.• Liaison to community-based services and groups including civic, social service government, andbusiness organizations.Participate in ongoing individual and group supervision, team meetings, case conferences,division meetings and trainings.• Adhere to on call cell phone system to facilitate crisis intervention, emergencies and othersituations that require immediate action.• Other duties as assigned.
REQUIREMENTS:REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE• Bachelor’s degree in Social Work or related human services field, with two years of experienceworking with individuals with mental illness, substance use issues and/or a history of homelessness, or in the human services field.• Experience in group work, tenant organization, case management, referral, and/or communityoutreach strongly preferred.• Experience or training in peer counseling or advocacy preferred.• Computer literate in Microsoft suite, skill sets in Word, Excel, and Outlook. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS & SKILLS• Bilingual English/Spanish speaking preferred.
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Services for the UnderServed (S:US) believes every New Yorker has the right to lead a life of purpose.
Since 1978, S:US has been turning this belief into reality by advocating for people with life circumstances marked by homelessness, intellectual/developmental disability, behavioral health and addiction challenges, poverty, criminal justice involvement, and trauma.
Our dedicated workforce of 1,800 provides services and supports to transform the lives of tens of thousands of individuals and families in New York City and Long Island.
By delivering high quality services that address the complex circumstances of each individual, we help transform lives, improve neighborhoods, and break the cycle of poverty for current and future generations of New Yorkers.
