PTSD Foundation of Americ·Houston, Texas
The Case Manager provides direct support to veterans in an interim housing program by helping them access resources and work toward independence. They are responsible for monitoring resident progress, coordinating services, and maintaining accurate documentation in the electronic record system.
The Case Manager provides direct support to veterans participating in Camp Hope's interim housing program by helping them access resources, overcome barriers, and work toward greater independence. The Case Manager serves as a primary point of contact for residents, assisting with goal setting, connecting them to community resources, monitoring progress, and coordinating services throughout their stay.
This is an entry-level professional position designed for individuals who are passionate about serving veterans and helping people navigate complex systems. Training program procedures and available resources will be provided.
· Meet regularly with assigned residents to identify needs and monitor progress.
· Assist residents in developing and working toward individualized goals.
· Connect residents with community resources, including housing, employment, education, transportation, legal services, healthcare, and public benefits.
· Assist residents with obtaining identification documents, completing applications, and accessing VA and community resources.
· Coordinate appointments and referrals with internal staff and external community partners.
· Maintain regular contact with residents and encourage continued engagement in the program.
· Document all client contacts, referrals, and progress in the electronic record system.
· Participate in team meetings and collaborate with program staff to support resident success.
· Monitor follow-up tasks and ensure services are completed in a timely manner.
· Maintain confidentiality and comply with organizational policies.
· Perform other duties as assigned.
· Bachelor's degree preferred but not required.
· Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) preferred but not required.
· Master of Social Work (MSW) preferred but not required.
· Degrees in social work, psychology, sociology, criminal justice, human services, public health, counseling, or related fields are encouraged to apply.
· Relevant experience working with veterans, nonprofit organizations, customer service, community outreach, or human services is preferred but not required.
· Interest in serving veterans and military families.
· Knowledge of community resources and public assistance programs.
· Strong customer service and communication skills.
· Experience working with diverse populations.
· Ability to build positive working relationships with residents and community partners.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
· Strong organizational and time management skills.
· Excellent verbal and written communication.
· Ability to manage multiple priorities.
· Basic computer proficiency, including Microsoft Office and electronic documentation systems.
· Ability to work independently while collaborating with a team.
· Professionalism, reliability, and compassion when working with residents.
This position is based in an Interim Housing program. The Case Manager spends time meeting with residents, coordinating services, documenting activities, and working with community partners. Some local travel may be required for meetings or resource coordination.
· Timely completion of assigned tasks and documentation.
· Consistent engagement with assigned residents.
· Effective coordination of referrals and community resources.
· Accurate record keeping.
· Professional communication with residents, staff, and community partners.
· Positive contributions to the overall success of the program.
Compensation and Benefits
· Salary: $50,000–$60,000 annually
· Full-time benefits package, including health insurance, paid time off, retirement benefits (if eligible), and professional development opportunities.
A bachelor's degree in social work, psychology, or a related field is preferred but not required. Candidates should have strong organizational skills and an interest in serving veterans and military families.
Market context
In Texas, case manager roles are commonly tied to behavioral health, community services, and care coordination, so employers often look for candidates who can manage referrals, documentation, and client follow-up. This role can be competitive because a high school diploma may meet the minimum, but a related bachelor’s degree, behavioral health experience, and CPR or de-escalation certifications can strengthen your application. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit before applying.