Disaster Case Manager

Summary:

This is a temporary disaster relief position lasting approximately 60 to 90 days with weekly recurring (up to 5-days per week) deployment to Uvalde County and Zavala County. Under the supervision of the Humanitarian Relief department, the disaster relief case manager is responsible for providing comprehensive case management, client resource navigation, emergency financial assistance, and direct support to individuals and families affected by crisis, displacement, economic hardship, and federally or locally declared disasters such as the July 12, 2025 Severe Weather and Flooding across numerous counties in the Archdiocese of San Antonio and across the state of Texas. The role includes delivering emergency assistance, stabilizing vulnerable households, coordinating disaster relief services, and supporting short-term recovery for impacted communities.

The Case Manager will drive the rapid response vehicle for outreach services, conduct home visits for survivor residents, and may be deployed to disaster-affected areas in Uvalde to provide disaster case management for community members and survivors impacted by flooding. All responsibilities must align with Catholic Charities’ mission of restoring dignity, promoting self-sufficiency, and responding compassionately to individuals during disaster or crisis.