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About the Community Economic Defense Project (CEDP) & CED Law
Our mission
We partner with low-income and working people to build economic and racial equity. We do this by confronting economic abuse and investing in community wealth. We use an ever-evolving set of legal, economic and advocacy tools to challenge and dismantle unjust systems, building quickly towards a world where all people have what they need to live and thrive.
Our Organization
The Community Economic Defense Project (CEDP) is a Colorado-based nonprofit. Launched in 2020 as the COVID-19 Eviction Defense Project, our organization was formed to keep our neighbors housed during the pandemic. Working with clients, we built a “one-stop-shop” approach to eviction, foreclosure, and homelessness prevention that centers the legal and financial needs of housing-insecure families and uses a variety of tools to keep them housed.
Our team now serves more than 1,000 people per month, bringing together housing lawyers, economists, data analysts, policy-experts, organizers, and technologists to serve our clients. In the previous two years, we have distributed more than $100 million in aid and served more than 40,000 Coloradans. We have also contributed to the passage of major legislation to prevent eviction, stop economic abuse, and make credit and life-saving medication cheaper. CEDP’s model has been cited as a best practice by White House, HUD, the Urban Institute, and in the media.
Building on our work to stop evictions, CEDP has further expanded its integrated services model to include disaster response, predatory towing, debt collection, benefit access & navigation, long-term rental assistance, and homelessness response. Similar to CEDP’s work on rental housing, these efforts offer a continuum of care that includes navigation and advisory services, targeted payments, legal support, and the ability to participate in advocacy.
More about the Role:
We are seeking a compassionate and dedicated Case Manager to provide comprehensive, intensive, and case management to individuals experiencing chronic homelessness and housing instability, with a specific focus on those facing challenges related to substance misuse and co-occurring mental disabilities. As a Case Manager, you will play a crucial role in helping these individuals maintain or transition into stable housing and improve their overall well-being. Your primary responsibilities will include developing personalized care plans, coordinating services, advocating for clients' needs, and connecting them with the appropriate community resources. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background in social work or a related field, along with excellent communication skills and a deep commitment to serving vulnerable populations. Services will be based on client centered, housing first, culturally competent and trauma informed care model.
In this role you will:
Position Requirements:
Additional Details:
Full Time
$87k-104k (estimate)
08/17/2023
07/20/2024
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