Housing Coordinator - Blackwood NJ (CV2701-221) - Operations Division

Housing Coordinator - Blackwood, NJ Secure housing. Remove barriers. Help clients build lasting stability. Volunteers of America Delaware Valley is seeking a proactive, relationship-focused Housing Coordinator to help clients identify, secure, and maintain affordable permanent housing. Reporting to the Social Worker, this role develops housing resources, builds relationships with landlords and community partners, and helps clients overcome barriers that can stand between them and long-term housing stability. This position is ideal for someone with experience in human services and housing who understands the challenges facing individuals and families experiencing homelessness and can build strong partnerships throughout the community. What You’ll Do Identify affordable permanent housing opportunities for clientsDevelop and regularly update a comprehensive housing resource guideBuild and maintain relationships with landlords, local realtors, housing authorities, county boards of social services, and subsidized apartment providersHelp clients navigate housing opportunities and overcome barriers to obtaining permanent housingParticipate in landlord-client dispute resolution and assist with relocation when an appropriate resolution cannot be reachedCommunicate with case managers after housing placement as needed to help reduce the likelihood of future homelessnessCollaborate with impact teams, case managers, social service agencies, and community partners to support housing stabilityDevelop positive relationships with service providers, planning bodies, elected officials, civic organizations, and religious associationsCoordinate with county agencies and other organizations working toward permanent housing placement for individuals and families experiencing homelessnessFacilitate housing and financial stability information using resources such as Rent Smart and Financial SmartUtilize Corporation for Supportive Housing tools and resources to support clients with their housing goalsComplete reports and data collection required by funding sources and agency requirementsMaintain accurate and confidential client records documenting services provided and progress madeStay current on housing and homelessness issues through workshops, professional publications, networking, and relevant professional affiliationsMaintain client and staff confidentiality in accordance with agency policies and proceduresComplete other duties as assigned What You Need Bachelor’s degree or 5 years of experience in a related human services and housing fieldKnowledge and experience working with homeless populationsCurrent knowledge of the housing industry and available housing resourcesStrong verbal and nonverbal communication skillsStrong interpersonal and relationship-building skillsAbility to work effectively with landlords, clients, case managers, agencies, and community partnersValid driver’s license and ability to meet agency driving standardsAbility to handle Protected Health Information and comply with HIPAA Privacy and Security RulesBilingual abilities are a plus Why This Role Matters Finding housing is only the first step—helping people remain successfully housed is equally important. In this role, you’ll connect clients with opportunities, resolve barriers, strengthen landlord and community partnerships, and help individuals and families move from homelessness toward lasting housing stability. EEO of "Individuals with Disabilities" and "Veteran Status"/AA Click Here to Apply