5 harm reduction jobs at 3 companies in Manassas, VA
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Community Mental Health Therapist ($1,000 Bonus)
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
$60k-$65k/yrFieldFull Time
Pathways to Housing DC: A nonprofit organization delivering housing-first and community-based mental health services to people experiencing homelessness.
LGSW or LGPC in DC, master’s in social work/counseling/psychology, clinical skills for community mental health, trauma-informed/harm-reduction experience preferred, Spanish ability preferred.
Pathways to Housing DC: A nonprofit agency providing permanent supportive housing and intensive recovery services using a harm reduction approach.
1+ YOEDC Certified Addiction Specialist required, 1+ year social services experience, harm reduction knowledge, driver's license and vehicle, strong communication and computer skills, COVID-19 vaccination.
Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless: Provides housing and support services to people experiencing homelessness.
5+ YOE5+ MgmtMaster's in human services or equivalent, 5+ years supervisory case management experience, knowledge of Housing First, Harm-Reduction, Motivational Interviewing, Trauma-Informed Care, HMIS/Apricot 360, HIPAA and fiscal management.
Identity: Provides support and opportunities for underserved youth and families.
3+ YOE1+ MgmtHigh school diploma required; 3+ years working with youth/community health; 1+ year supervising staff; valid driver’s license and clean driving record; strong written/oral communication; familiarity with youth development and harm reduction models.
Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft SharePoint, Instagram, Blue Sky, Threads, Facebook, WhatsApp, Adobe, Canva, Zoom, Efforts-to-Outcomes
Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless: Provides housing and support services to people experiencing homelessness.
Bachelor’s or master’s degree in a human services field; hands-on experience in social/human services; knowledge of case management, housing first, trauma-informed care, and harm reduction; ability to work with addiction, mental illness, and co-occurring disorders; strong relationship-building and advocacy for homeless populations.