Job Description

Housing & Employment Case Worker-

Daughters of Hope Society - Surrey, BC

Job Type:

Full-Time / Contract

Salary:

Competitive

Schedule:

Monday to Friday, with occasional evenings/weekends

Who We Are

Daughters of Hope Society (DOH) is a Black women-led,Not-for-Profit organization registered in BC.?rooted in compassion, advocacy, and empowerment. Our vision is to empower Black and racialized individuals and families--including refugees and newcomers--to thrive by preventing and reducing poverty and homelessness. We offer trauma-informed, culturally safe services that promote dignity, healing, and long-term stability.

About the Role

We are seeking a full-time Housing & Employment Case Worker to support individuals navigating housing instability and employment challenges in Surrey and Langley. This role involves direct client support, advocacy, and resource coordination to help individuals achieve stability and independence.

Key Responsibilities & Duties

Conduct thorough assessments to identify client needs, challenges, and strengths Develop individualized care plans based on client goals and circumstances Link clients with community resources including permanent housing, employment and language assistance Provide referrals and information for employment agencies and government services Assist in locating rental housing for transitional support and build relationships with landlords Monitor and evaluate clients' progress toward housing and employment goals Provide crisis intervention and emotional support as needed Conduct home visits to assess living conditions and ensure safety Facilitate support groups and financial literacy workshops for clients Support clients through all aspects of housing search and placement into permanent housing after 6 months Advocate on behalf of clients in landlord/tenant issues Attend community outreach and networking events to strengthen partnerships Build and maintain trusting relationship with clients

Qualifications

Minimum two years of relevant experience working with equity denied and underserved populations Social Services Worker Diploma or related education preferred Ability to relate positively and sensitively with individuals from diverse cultural and socio-economic backgrounds Strong connections and knowledge of relevant community service and employment agencies specifically Work BC, Skills trade BC and other relevant employment resources Excellent financial literacy, computer, and administrative skills Strong communication and interpersonal skills Demonstrated problem-solving abilities while maintaining healthy boundaries Satisfactory Criminal Record Check clearance Valid Canadian Driver's License with a clean Driver's Abstract and access to a reliable vehicle

What We Offer

Meaningful work with a mission-driven team Supportive and inclusive work environment Opportunities for professional growth and leadership Competitive compensation and flexible scheduling Annual contract renewal dependent on funding

To Apply:

Please submit your resume and a short cover letter outlining your interest and experience.

We strongly encourage applications from individuals with lived experience and those from equity-deserving communities

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Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $26.00-$29.00 per hour

Expected hours: 35 per week

Work Location: In person