Job opportunity
Housing Stabilization Support Worker
Nisa Foundation
Help residents secure housing and build stability as a Housing Stabilization Support Worker at Nisa Homes Vancouver, in person.
This full-time Transitional Housing Support Worker position provides practical assistance, coaching, advocacy, and resource connections. You will support intakes, orientations, admissions, move-ins, transfers, and move-outs while helping residents navigate housing, employment, health, legal, financial, and community services. The position also includes crisis response, safety monitoring, family support, accurate case documentation, and communication across shifts. A trauma-informed, survivor-centered approach guides work with women, children, and families. The schedule is 2:30 to 10:30 PM, five days weekly, reporting to the Home Manager.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct intakes, assessments, orientations, and resident check-ins
Assist residents with housing applications, referrals, and services
Connect residents with community and specialized resources
Facilitate meetings, workshops, groups, and recreational activities
Coordinate appointments, transportation, supplies, and operational logistics
Requirements:
Related human or social service education and experience
Knowledge of crisis-intervention methodologies
Assessment, case management, advocacy, and documentation experience
Ability to compromise, negotiate, and work collaboratively
Reliable vehicle and First Aid/CPR certificate are assets
Use housing stabilization, resource navigation, resident advocacy, and practical assistance skills to support stability at Nisa Homes Vancouver.
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Apply on source site This full-time Transitional Housing Support Worker position provides practical assistance, coaching, advocacy, and resource connections. You will support intakes, orientations, admissions, move-ins, transfers, and move-outs while helping residents navigate housing, employment, health, legal, financial, and community services. The position also includes crisis response, safety monitoring, family support, accurate case documentation, and communication across shifts. A trauma-informed, survivor-centered approach guides work with women, children, and families. The schedule is 2:30 to 10:30 PM, five days weekly, reporting to the Home Manager.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct intakes, assessments, orientations, and resident check-ins
Assist residents with housing applications, referrals, and services
Connect residents with community and specialized resources
Facilitate meetings, workshops, groups, and recreational activities
Coordinate appointments, transportation, supplies, and operational logistics
Requirements:
Related human or social service education and experience
Knowledge of crisis-intervention methodologies
Assessment, case management, advocacy, and documentation experience
Ability to compromise, negotiate, and work collaboratively
Reliable vehicle and First Aid/CPR certificate are assets
Use housing stabilization, resource navigation, resident advocacy, and practical assistance skills to support stability at Nisa Homes Vancouver.
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