Case Manager (CV42-1) - Reentry Services Division

Case Manager (CV42-1) - Reentry Services Division

Case Manager

Support transformation. Empower change. Coordinate compassionate care.

Volunteers of America Delaware Valley is seeking a Case Manager to join our treatment team within the Community Housing and Supportive Services and Behavioral Health and Reentry Services divisions. The Case Manager plays a key role in supporting individuals in achieving stability, independence, and long-term success by developing client-centered service plans and linking individuals to essential community resources.

This is a direct-service role ideal for compassionate professionals with strong organizational skills, experience in human services, and a desire to support special populations, including justice-involved individuals and the unhoused.

What You’ll Do:

• Conduct initial client intake, orientation, and risk/needs assessments using approved agency tools

• Develop, implement, and regularly update individualized service plans

• Monitor client progress and ensure compliance with treatment, housing, and programmatic goals

• Facilitate regular case management sessions and group programs addressing key life domains

• Serve as a liaison between program, funding sources, and community organizations

• Link clients to essential services, including medical care, education, employment, and housing

• Prepare all required documentation and reports in compliance with agency and funder standards

• Support discharge planning to ensure continuity of care

• Participate in treatment team meetings and contribute to collaborative decision-making

• Conduct recreational coordination, medication monitoring, and advocacy as required by site

• Attend court hearings or act as a liaison as assigned

• Addendum-Specific Responsibilities (Based on Location): Agape House, Amani House, Aletha R. Wright, Anna Sample, Eleanor Corbett House: Focus on community liaison, client advocacy, and recreational access

• Station House: Emphasis on financial skills education, health advocacy, credit building, housing liaison work

• ISSI and Step Down: Ensure medical needs and medication compliance are consistently managed

What You Need:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services or a related field preferred; transferable experience will be considered

• Experience with underserved or special needs populations is highly valued

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills

• Strong ability to manage documentation and meet deadlines

• Basic computer literacy

• Valid driver’s license and ability to meet agency driver standards

• Bilingual abilities are a plus

• Must be able to pass criminal background check

Why This Role Matters:

As a Case Manager, you provide the stability, structure, and support necessary for vulnerable individuals to overcome barriers and successfully transition to independent living. You’re not just managing cases—you’re transforming lives.

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