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Support clients in securing stable housing and accessing essential services with empathy to prevent homelessness and ensure stability.

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Community Housing Case Worker careers

A Community Housing Case Worker supports individuals and families in securing stable accommodation. You might work for a non-profit or government agency, focusing on assessing client needs and navigating housing systems to prevent homelessness. You will provide practical guidance on tenancy rights and assist clients in accessing essential services to achieve long-term residential stability.

In this vital role, you must be empathetic and resilient to build trust with people facing life challenges. You’ll liaise with healthcare and legal services to ensure clients receive comprehensive care and the ongoing support they need to thrive.