Case Manager

ROOF ABOVE

Roof Above is NC’s most comprehensive homeless service provider. Our mission is to unite our community to end homelessness, one life at a time. Focusing on individuals experiencing homelessness, Roof Above offers everything from street outreach to shelter to Rapid Rehousing to Permanent Supportive Housing. Roof Above’s services and programs reach more than1,400 individuals every day across nine campuses in Charlotte. Roof Above was born through the merger of Urban Ministry Center and Men’s Shelter of Charlotte in 2019.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Roof Above owns and will begin operating during the summer of 2025 a substance-free transitional housing community at Kings on Lamar (KOL). This campus will provide transitional housing for working men, in addition to being the site for our Veterans housing program (Clinical and GPD). This property consists of 2 buildings and 64 rooms.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Case Manager(s) of Kings on Lamar assist employed and/or employment seeking men who have experienced homelessness by providing support services in a transitional housing program setting. The case manager(s) will engage with program participants to ensure basic needs are met while exploring access to appropriate community services needed such as medical and mental health care, employment opportunities and any other relevant support.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Provide case management services to help participants successfully transition from homelessness to housing. Manage a case load of approximately 20 individuals.
• Support participant(s) by providing assistance with resume building, completing employment and appropriate benefits applications, referral to mental health and/or medical services, etc.
• Conducts in office meetings, room visits with participants several times a month to assist with stabilization.
• Assist and provide support around life skill development (ie, financial literacy, stress management, transportation etc).
• Assess needs and ensure that program participants are linked to appropriate specialty services.
• Provide ongoing evaluation of any presenting symptoms and assess need for supportive services. Link program participants to internal and external resources.
• Respond appropriately to participant emergencies, conflicts, and behavioral concerns. Use crisis prevention and intervention techniques to handle acute incidents of physical and mental health crisis and aggression.
• Ensures participants fully comprehend and remain compliant with established community guidelines.
• Become certified in Homeless Management and Information Services database to enter services and view records, as needed. (Certification will be provided).
• Maintain program participant records, including assessments, notes, statistical/demographic information, and specific, achievable and measurable participant-centered plans in NC Homeless Management Information System.
• Perform other duties as assigned.