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Welcome! If you are a hard-working, socially conscious individual looking for a rewarding career in the human services field, South Suburban PADS may be the right fit for you. South Suburban PADS has been serving men, women and children, who are facing homelessness in the south and southwest suburbs, since 1990. As the largest provider of homeless services in the region, our programs include emergency housing, interim housing, case management, employment and educational services, health care, homeless prevention assistance and transitional to permanent housing for single adults and families with children. However, every PADS program focuses on three key components – compassion, hospitality & dignity. Current Employment Opportunities Case Manager – Are you an experienced case manager ready to roll-up your sleeves and work in a fast paced environment? This is a full-time position assisting the men, women and children served by our PADS Daytime Supportive Service program centers. Your degree in social work or related social sciences, plus your experience working with people who are homeless will be the key to your success. This is not a clinical position! Are you comfortable working with people of all ages and backgrounds, on both a one-on-one basis and in group settings? If not, pass this opportunity by. As a PADS case manager you will help our guests unravel the complex maze of issues which resulted in their homelessness. As such, you must have a strong understanding of the community resources in the south/southwest suburbs. You must be extremely organized, conscientious and flexible. You should also possess excellent verbal and written communication skills. As a member of the South Suburban PADS team you must be an insured driver and have independent access to a reliable vehicle. As a full-time employee you will receive benefits such as: · Paid Vacation · Holiday Pay · Three Floating Holidays · Sick Leave · Health Insurance · Retirement plan · Competitive Hourly Wages
Do you have what it takes to make a
difference?
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