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Preferred Communities Case Manager, CHIS 3.4 out of 5New York, NY 10001$55,000 a year - Full-timeSAMUEL FIELD YM-YWHA42 reviewsProfile insightsFind out how your skills align with the job descriptionSkillsDo you have experience in Salesforce ? Yes NoEducationDo you have a Bachelor's degree ? Yes NoLanguagesDo you know French ? Yes NoJob detailsHere's how the job details align with your .Pay: $55,000 a yearJob type: Full-timeLocation: New York, NY 10001Full job descriptionDepartment Overview: Commonpoint Queens Resettlement & Integration Department at The Hub consists of initial resettlement, social integration and employment services programs serving refugee and other humanitarian migrant populations.POSITION SUMMARYCommonpoint Queens seeks a PC Case Manager, CHIS (Cuban/Haitian Initial Services) to provide resettlement, integration and other social inclusion services to Cuban and Haitian humanitarian parolee and entrant clients (CHHPs) through the Preferred Communities (PC) Refugee and Entrant Assistance (REA) and Matching Grant (MG) programs. While this position will have special language capacity to serve clients from Haiti, this position will provide services to any of Commonpoint Queens' diverse pool of humanitarian migrant clients in compliance with the requirements of the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR). This position will report to the Family Integration Program Manager. Haitian Creole language fluency is strongly preferred, and French language fluency is preferred.DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES- Receives comprehensive training on the Preferred Communities program (especially the CHIS and GAP services components), Matching Grant (MG), and other programs for which CHHPs are eligible.- Conducts outreach to identify eligible CHHPs, including through outreach to sponsors, and local community-based organizations.- Performs initial screening to identify needs, assess whether CHHPs are in safe situations and prepare a family self-sufficiency plan.- Refers eligible individuals to internal and external resources, including employment services (MG or Refugee Social Services Program), intensive case management, mainstream public benefits, refugee health screenings, English as a New Language (ENL) providers and more.- Assists with applications for Social Security cards, Employment Authorization Documents, driver's licenses, and school enrollment.- Conducts ongoing check-ins and follow-ups with eligible individuals for up to 90 days after initial intake and assessment.- Provides case management for CHHPs enrolled in MG for the duration of the 8-month program period.- Screens for direct client financial assistance eligibility in accordance with Commonpoint's basic needs direct assistance rubric, facilitates disbursement, and conducts all necessary follow-up and associated financial reporting.- Conducts community outreach and coordination in order to connect newly arrived CHHPs in the New York City area to resources or organizations that can support their basic needs as possible.- Collaborates with Commonpoint Queens' Volunteer Services team to support CHHPs in the NYC area through in-kind donations or volunteer career mentorship, ENL tutoring, or interpretation.- Completes case notes and required assessments in online database (Apricot) in a timely and consistent manner.- Maintains comprehensive case files for each enrolled client, ensuring client confidentiality and protection of personally identifiable information.- Provides GAP services to PC REA-eligible clients as needed.- Oversees volunteer interns as needed.- Other duties as assigned by supervisor.QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS- Undergraduate degree required.- Fluency in Haitian Creole strongly preferred; fluency in French preferred.- 1-2 years of relevant experience.- Previous experience in refugee resettlement, social services and/or immigration law strongly preferred.- Experience with low-income, limited English, vulnerable immigrant populations preferred.- Knowledge of NYC social service organizations and resources for basic needs of low-income New Yorkers desired; familiarity with NYC Haitian grassroots organizations helpful.- Ability to supervise interns and volunteers as needed.- Strong oral and written communication skills.- Ability to prioritize and multi-task several urgent projects in a fast-paced environment.- Excellent computer skills, including experience with Salesforce, Microsoft Office and Google applications (Gmail, Calendar, Contacts, Docs, Sheets, etc.).To Apply: Please submit resume and cover letter to Alex Caudill at [email protected]If you require alternative methods of application or screening, you must approach the employer directly to request this as Indeed is not responsible for the employer's application process.