Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania
Housing Navigator (Personal Services)
Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania is a nonprofit organization that funds job training, education, and other community programs by selling donated clothing and household items in Goodwill stores and online. We offer life-changing work on a mission-minded team. We are 1,000 working as one and each of us is essential to helping our community thrive. For three years running, Goodwill has been named to Forbes' list of America's “Most Inspiring Companies”.
We offer a wide range of career opportunities ranging from entry-level to management in retail, human services, and administrative fields. Learn more about working at Goodwill. You can help. We can show you how.
As the Housing Navigator you would be responsible for assisting homeless families and individuals enrolled in Goodwill's Housing Programs with securing safe, affordable housing in a timely manner. This position engages and builds relationships with landlords within the private market, as well as marketing Goodwill's Housing programs and advocating for our clients as future tenants. This role would assume primary responsibility for ensuring that rental properties meet habitability quality standards, that valid leases and reasonable rents are secured and for providing mediation between clients and landlords as needed. The Housing Navigator works closely with all members of the Housing team in order to ensure that permanent housing is maintained.
Duties will also include but are not limited to:
External Hiring Range: $20.08-$20.88/hour
Retention Bonus: $1,000 after successfully completing 90 days of employment.
Travel Required: Yes, locally
Required Experience: must be related to working with with the rental market and social service system.
Preferred Experience: must be related to homeless/affordable housing, real estate/rental market.
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Human Services