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Sacramento Steps Forward values diverse, human-centered perspectives and solutions to address homelessness. SSF also seeks individuals who share a dedication to driving system-level changes to end and prevent homelessness in Sacramento. We encourage you to learn more about us and browse our core services!
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This position will support the Referral Specialist and community partners by convening weekly case conferencing meetings to problem-solve and address barriers to housing people experiencing homelessness in permanent housing. The incumbent will build relationships with and connects non-traditional partners to case conferencing practices and seek to implement connections to non-housing supports; employment, behavioral health, life skills, etc. A Bachelor’s degree is required.
The Coordinated Access System (CAS) facilitates the coordination and management of resources and services through the crisis response system. CAS allows users to connect people efficiently and effectively to interventions that aim to rapidly resolve their housing crisis. This position will work with all community-wide problem-solving access points (PSAP) by supporting housing problem-solving (HPS) practices, troubleshooting barriers to access, integrating with community sites, and being responsive to challenges as they emerge.
The CAS Analyst facilitates the coordination and management of resources and services through the crisis response system. CAS allows users to connect people efficiently and effectively to interventions that aim to rapidly resolve their housing crisis. This position will support the CAS Operations Manager in developing and evaluating CAS programs and policies. A Master’s degree is preferred.
The Coordinated Access System (CAS) Program Manager will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day CAS operations and will support the CAS Director in ensuring CAS programs and processes operate efficiently and effectively. This position will also support the Referral Desk, System Navigators, and Case Conferencing Specialists when issues arise.
The Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Manager is responsible for coordinating and supporting the policy and planning activities of the Sacramento CoC Board and its committees, as managed by SSF, as well as strategically leading the growth and development of future initiatives and goals of the CoC and SSF. This position requires frequent communication with internal staff members, external partners, stakeholders, community members and other CoC representatives. Reporting to the Chief Planning Officer, the CoC Program Manager will be responsible for policy, planning and program development activities and projects in support of the CoC Board and SSF priorities.
The Data Analyst plays an essential role in developing the most effective means for enabling leaders and community partners to access and act on data from HMIS when addressing the issue of homelessness. The Data Analyst extracts, transforms, and analyzes data to be shared as raw details, reports, dashboards, and other visualization tools. The needs of the community are evolving, and the Data Analyst helps ensure that SSF shares data through accurate and innovative means. This position is a vital member of interdisciplinary teams within SSF and amongst community partners.
The Family Collaborative Director will have both internal and external responsibilities directly related to implementing and leveraging the Bezos Day 1 Families Fund Grant to end family homelessness in Sacramento. Under the supervision of the Chief Planning Officer, the Family Collaborative Director will partner closely with the SSF Executive Leadership team, members of the Continuum of Care, County, City and other related agencies to meet the goals and objectives of the related grant to support organizations that help homeless families.
HMIS Coordinator works closely with the Coordinated Access System (CAS) on technical and analytical support for CAS programs; supports the ongoing expansion and development of the CAS system related to HMIS, participates in CAS meetings as the HMIS representative.
Sacramento Steps Forward is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) charity serving the Sacramento region. EIN# 27-4907397
