Elk Grove Housing Program - House Leader

Voa Northern California & Northern Nevada Part-Time House Leader

We are more than a nonprofit organization. We are a ministry of service that includes nearly 600 paid professional employees dedicated to helping those we serve. We provide compassionate care today for flourishing communities tomorrow. Founded locally in 1911, VOA Northern California & Northern Nevada is one of the largest providers of social services in the region, delivering a broad range of community-based services that transform lives while meeting immediate needs of families, individuals, veterans, seniors, and youth. In fact, VOA-NCNN provides shelter or housing to over 3,500 men, women, and children every night.

VOA puts faith into action by providing compassionate human services to empower individuals and strengthen communities. VOA aspires to create a world in which every person lives a life of emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being, filled with hope across Northern California & Northern Nevada.

VOA-NCNN, a Certified Great Place to Work, is recruiting for Part-Time House Leader positions for our Elk Grove Housing Program. The Elk Grove Housing Program provides transitional housing assistance to Elk Grove residents experiencing homelessness, including single adults and families, in coordination with services provided by the City's homeless navigation team and/or other social service providers offering assistance to Elk Grove households experiencing homelessness. Transitional housing shall be considered short-term housing in which households receive access to services designed to assist them with securing permanent housing as quickly as possible. The program operates three transitional properties. In addition, the program manages four permanent housing properties, three for adults and one for seniors (55+).

Candidates must be willing and able to reside on the premises for the duration of employment. Cost for living quarters which includes a private room, shared kitchen, shared living space, and utilities are all provided.

Responsibilities

The House Leader is responsible for the safety of the property lived-in, urgent maintenance requests, oversight of vendors on site, and maintaining positive relationships with the residents of the property and House Leaders at other property locations. The House Leader will, at their own expense, move into and live on-site. The House Leader must maintain primary residence on the property for the duration of employment. Living quarters include private room, shared kitchen, shared living space, and cost of utilities are provided.

Objectives/Activities:

• A. Responsible for property oversight, safety and security.
• 1. Inspect property as needed to ensure building and grounds are properly maintained and notify supervisor of any repairs needed in a timely manner.
• 2. Perform security walks and enforce policies and procedures.
• 3. Will perform weekly room inspections.
• 4. Meet and escort vendors as needed.
• 5. Assist with moving furniture and housewares for move-ins/outs and deliveries.
• 6. Manage any concerns with residents and respond to emergencies as needed.
• 7. Support residents with conflict resolutions.
• 8. Keep entry and common areas clean.
• 9. Maintain an above average working knowledge of fire, safety, and health standards.
• 10. Responsible for providing advance notice to Program Manager of any overnight absences.
• 11. Assist other House Leaders, as needed.
• 12. Complete required property related reports in a timely manner.
• B. Responsible for self-development.
• 1. Continually learn and enhance technical and interpersonal skills.
• 2. Attend all mandatory training and meetings as assigned.

Qualifications

Equivalent education and experience: Knowledge and physical ability to perform janitorial and simple maintenance tasks. This position requires demonstrated ability in record keeping and good written and verbal communication skills. Prior experience is required in human services with knowledge of problems unique to minorities, persons with disabilities, and people with substance abuse, mental health, low-income, and the general homeless population. CPR/First Aid certification is required within 90 days of employment, re-certification as necessary and T.B. testing annually. A valid California driver license, reliable personal transportation/auto insurance and ability to meet organization's insurance carrier guidelines are preferred.

Specific skills required: Good oral and written communication skills Ability to assist other people Professional demeanor Organizational skills Analytical and decision-making ability Computer skills

Physical requirements: Lift and move up to 40 pounds Stand, walk and sit frequently Bend and stoop occasionally Climb stairs as needed

Pay Range

USD $17.00 - USD $17.00 /Hr.