Domestic Violence Housing Coordinator, Homeless Services

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🏄 California – Remote

🏄 California – Remote

💵 $74.1k - $126k / year

⏰ Full Time

🟢 Junior

🟡 Mid-level

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ICF

WebsiteLinkedInAll Job Openings

5001 - 10000 employees

Founded 1969

💼 Consulting

🏛️ Government

🏥 Healthcare

💰 $29M Grant on 2023-03

Consulting • Government • Healthcare

ICF is a global consulting firm founded over 55 years ago that partners with governments, businesses, and communities to deliver data-driven, technology-enabled solutions for complex public- and private-sector challenges. Its work areas include digital modernization, data analytics, resilience and adaptation, energy planning, federal health programs, disaster management, and infrastructure and transportation support. ICF provides consulting, program implementation, and advisory services to drive measurable outcomes and build community resilience.

📋 Description

• Coordinate Coordinated Entry System processes for housing identification, matching, referral, application, and placement for survivors of domestic violence and related forms of violence • Maintain knowledge of emergency, transitional, rapid rehousing, permanent supportive housing, affordable housing, rental assistance, and mainstream resources • Match eligible households to housing opportunities based on program requirements, survivor preferences, safety considerations, household composition, accessibility needs, geographic needs, and available resources • Provide housing navigation and application support, including documentation, landlord communications, eligibility verification, and move-in activities • Monitor referrals and housing applications through placement and address delays, barriers, and coordination gaps • Coordinate warm handoffs to victim services, legal assistance, benefits, behavioral health services, childcare, transportation, and other community resources • Work with housing providers to resolve eligibility, documentation, referral acceptance, reasonable accommodation, and placement timeline concerns • Identify and resolve system- and program-level barriers to housing access and stability • Integrate survivor-defined safety considerations into searches, referrals, communications, case conferences, and placements • Protect personally identifying and location information and maintain secure communication practices • Maintain accurate protected records and use approved databases to monitor referral and housing-placement indicators • Support quality assurance reviews without revealing survivor identities or confidential locations • Recommend operational changes to improve safety, equitable access, referral efficiency, housing choice, and placement outcomes • Analyze de-identified or aggregate information to identify disparities, barriers, service gaps, and improvement opportunities • Develop operational guides, referral tools, training materials, FAQs, and other survivor housing coordination resources • Translate housing, Coordinated Entry, confidentiality, and program requirements into clear procedures • Provide coaching and technical assistance on safe referrals, information sharing, housing matching, and survivor-centered engagement • Immediately elevate safety or confidentiality concerns through established protocols • Ensure Coordinated Entry participation does not delay or condition access to emergency shelter, crisis intervention, hotline assistance, or immediate safety services

🎯 Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Human Services, Public Policy and Administration, Social Work or Welfare, or another clinical or health-related field; equivalent experience may be considered • Master’s degree preferred • Minimum two years directly related experience with Continuum of Care and HUD Coordinated Entry programs • Understanding of the Continuum of Care program and HUD Coordinated Entry requirements, including the CoC Program interim rule and HUD Notice CPD-17-01 • Familiarity with housing protections and confidentiality requirements associated with the Violence Against Women Act and other applicable federal requirements • Experience facilitating survivor-centered case conferencing or multidisciplinary housing coordination, including trauma-aware practices and destigmatizing engagement strategies • Experience managing multi-agency initiatives and stakeholder partnerships • Experience with data management systems, victim services provider comparable databases, and IT privacy and security standards • Strong project management, facilitation, problem-solving, and organizational skills • Ability to prioritize and manage multiple activities simultaneously in a fast-paced, changing environment while meeting stringent deadlines • Experience with landlord engagement, housing search, rental assistance, lease-up, or move-in coordination • Knowledge of fair housing, reasonable accommodation, language access, and housing protections available to survivors • Experience supporting individuals and families from diverse racial, cultural, linguistic, disability, gender-identity, and socioeconomic backgrounds • Experience developing Coordinated Entry policies, procedures, and quality assurance frameworks

🏖️ Benefits

• Equal opportunity employment • Reasonable accommodations for disability, religious purposes, disabled veterans, individuals with disabilities, and sincerely held religious beliefs • Confidential handling of accommodation information