The primary role of Respite Workers is to create a respite from extreme emotional distress through the promotion of a non-judgmental, supportive, friendly and engaging environment. Designed to promote self-determination and hope, peer delivered services and supports

The primary role of Respite Workers is to create a respite from extreme emotional distress through the promotion of a non-judgmental, supportive, friendly and engaging environment. Designed to promote self-determination and hope, peer delivered services and supports include peer support, wellness education and skill building opportunities, identification and engagement in community-based resources including health care services.

The Housing Counselor oversees' a supervised transitional housing community which is a community residence program dedicated to helping people with psychiatric disabilities move from shelters and hospitals into the community and onto the path toward independent living. We provide supportive housing to 14-24 community residents.

The Housing Counselor oversees' a supervised transitional housing community which is a community residence program dedicated to helping people with psychiatric disabilities move from shelters and hospitals into the community and onto the path toward independent living. We provide supportive housing to 14-24 community residents.

The Assistant Program Director is responsible for supporting the Program Director in the overall administration and the day-to-day operation of the Crisis Respite Center.

The Property Manager has direct responsibility for preparing applicant files, initial screening, tax credit compliance forms, leases, annual income re-certifications, and Section 8 applications.

The Program Director oversees the provision of supportive housing to tenants. This includes responsibility for the general welfare of tenants and assuring that services are provided to tenants within the limits of the program's mission and consistent with the needs and desires of individual tenants.

The Peer Bridger engages residents in peer-based services to identify and overcome barriers to housing transition, addressing questions and fears, while building self-advocacy and systems-navigation skills.

The Vocational Specialist has lead responsibility for integrating vocational goals and services within the tasks of all team members. The specialist works as part of a multi-disciplinary team providing the range of ACT services to assist participants in achieving their treatment, rehabilitation and recovery goals.

The Specialist is a person with the lived experience of a mental health condition who has a willingness to share personal and practical experience, knowledge, and first-hand insight related to substance use services or criminal justice system. The Peer Specialist engages and builds trusting relationships with program participants and their networks to support the person’s recovery.

The Program Director oversees the provision of supportive housing to tenants. This includes responsibility for the general welfare of tenants and assuring that services are provided to tenants within the limits of the program’s mission and consistent with the needs and desires of individual tenants.

The Entry-Level Case Manager (Service Coordinator) provides supportive services to assigned program participants in a housing setting. The type of support includes assisting with defining personal, vocational, and educational goals and using a person-centered / Harm Reduction model that supports individuals in their recovery, hopes, and opportunities.

The Assistant Director has responsibility for the general welfare of tenants and assuring that services are provided consistent with the program’s mission.

The Director of the PROS program (Personalized Recovery Oriented Services) oversees the OMH licensure, Medicaid compliance and quality assurance. The Director is responsible for projecting a positive image of the employees, participants, and agency to the public, participants, other agencies, families and Board of Directors.

The Harm Reduction Specialist provides engagement and support services, particularly to program participants around drug and alcohol use, sexual health and self-harm, using a harm reduction model.

The Adult Home Mental Health Supervisor is responsible for the effective planning and delivery of the peer support and advocacy services, providing supervision and team building to the Peer Advocate teams.

The Housing Counselor oversees’ a supervised transitional housing community which is a community residence program dedicated to helping people with mental health concerns move from shelters and hospitals into the community.

Recovery Specialists is committed to mental health recovery and engages with our participants to develop individual recovery plans that reflect a person-centered plan.

Service Coordinator (Entry-Level Case Manager) provides support services to assigned program tenants, to include assisting with defining personal, vocational and educational goals. The Service Coordinator provides assistance by using a person-centered Harm Reduction model that supports individuals in their recovery, hopes and opportunities.

The Front Desk Receptionist is responsible for monitoring the safety of the tenants and the building while on shift. The Front Desk Receptionist interacts with tenants, guests and staff in a professional and courteous manner.

The Youth Advocate provides support services to youth to include assisting with defining personal, vocational and educational goals using a person-centered model that supports individuals in their recovery, hopes and opportunities.

The Family Advocate provides support and advocacy services to families to include; assisting with defining personal, familial, vocational and educational goals. Assistance to program participants uses a person-centered model that supports individuals in their recovery, hopes and opportunities.

The Housing Counselor oversees’ a supervised transitional housing community which is a community residence program dedicated to helping people with mental health concerns move from shelters and hospitals into the community.