$41,652+ DOE. This is a full-time position with excellent benefits and generous paid leave.    Preference will be given to applicants who are bilingual.    PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: The South King County Shelters provides emergency shelter and case management to single adults who are experiencing homelessness in the South King County region. CCS has rapidly expanded services in this area and has taken on lead role in developing new resources for people who are homelss in South King County.   POSITION DESCRIPTION: The Program Supervisor II is responsible for the staffing, oversight, and supervision of the South King County (SKC) shelter programs and Severe Weather Shelters. This position will also coordinate intakes, support, and at time, covers case management for the shelter programs.

$18.64 - $23.31 HR/DOE   Under the direction of the Accounting Director, the Staff Accountant is responsible for all aspects of accounts receivable, contract billing, and collection and cash receipts.  This Staff Accountant will be assigned to Accounts Receivable. Duties include interaction with the contracting agencies to monitor contract compliance, interaction with CCSSW program staff to maintain contract compliance and appropriate service billings, preparation of billing for state and federal contract to comply with contract requirements, insurance companies and individual customers.  Generate management reports as needed and prepare of accounts receivable data for computer input.

$22 per hour. This is an entry level position.   We are looking for two temporary full-time candidates to joing our fast-paced team.   Position Description This position functions as both support for the Information Technology Department in service to our staff and clients as well as hands-on technical support. Responsibilities include general clerical duties, electronic record keeping, data management, materials procurement, inventory tracking and management, helpdesk, remote assistance or onsite computer support, and special projects assigned by IT Administrators.   Organization Description Catholic Community Services and Catholic Housing Services of Western Washington are committed to compassion, diversity, excellence, justice and stewardship. We are an activist agency for change, working to eliminate poverty and social injustice. We come from all walks of life, cultural heritages and faith traditions. We fulfill the Catholic Church's role in the mission of charity to anyone in need by providing compassionate, culturally competent and professional services that strengthen and support individuals, families and communities based on the value and dignity of human life. 

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Housing and Essential Needs (HEN) program provides case management, rent and utility payments, transportation assistance, and hygiene/cleaning items to nearly 2,000 clients each month in King County. The program operates out of six Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) offices as well as two Catholic Community Services family centers. The program provides housing and employment counseling to clients who are facing housing instability and/or homelessness.  The program also works with funders to pilot innovative strategies to provide rent subsidies targeted at preventing people from losing their housing.   POSITION DESCRIPTION This position provides oversight of all case management and housing stability activities for the program.  This involves direct supervision of 9 FTE program staff, and indirectly supports all HEN staff with training, data reports, scheduling and maintenance of client records and data integrity. The Services Manager is responsible for comprehensively understanding the targeted population of the program, handling specific administrative functions, providing support and oversight of the service management team, and serving as part of the integrated leadership team.  The Services Manager coordinates client care and housing placement with other internal and external service providers.  The position works to leverage Foundational Community Support benefits for HEN clients.  This position incorporates direct client service, advocacy and program administration. 

Salary is DOE. This is a full-time position with excellent benefits and generous paid leave.   Program Description New Bethlehem Place provides 24/7 enhanced shelter, day center, and supportive services to families experiencing homelessness.   Position Description This janitor is a vital part of the team and provides all cleaning services to common areas and offices to the New Bethlehem Place and The Sophia Way programs and floors.  The janitor will coordinate with program management to meet sanitation needs to keep the community safe and well.

$17.83 to $18.90 per hour DOE. This is a full-time position with excellent benefits and geneorus paid leave.    PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:  New Bethlehem Place provides 24/7 enhanced shelter, day center, and supportive services to families experiencing homelessness.   POSITION DESCRIPTION: This a multi-faceted position responsible for the coordination and stewardship of New Bethlehem Place’s volunteer base. The primary responsibilities of this position, includes activity coordination, serve as a point of contact, mentor, train, and lead volunteers. The volunteer base includes over 400 people.

Catholic Community Services, Family Behavioral Health  Mockingbird Family Model of Care is looking for a Full-Time Clinician who wants to join our team of innovators who continually "push the envelope" and challenges traditional thinking in Behavioral Health.   WHO WE ARE    We are a values-driven organization, providing family oriented mental health care for children, youth and families in their own home and community.  Our sites are located in Tukwila, Tacoma, Olympia, Shelton, Bremerton, Aberdeen, Yelm, Vancouver, Washington and Portland Oregon, we offer comprehensive intensive, Wrap-around mental health services to a diverse population of families. We employ over 550 caring and compassionate employees.   WHAT WE VALUE Compassion Diversity Excellence Justice   Stewardship We strive to help children and families live together safely and securely with hope and promise.  We serve as a catalyst for change when appropriate, challenging long-standing service traditions in community behavioral health.  We behave with Humility, Passion for our Mission, and Compassionately and Respectfully in our Interactions.  We value learning and offer alternatives and we stand strong to help child-serving systems understand our alternative paradigm while strengthening partnerships. We do not compromise our values   This is a professional position providing therapeutic interventions to children, youth and their families with intensive behavioral health, crisis response, and community safety needs using the Mockingbird Family Model of Care.  Therapeutic services provided by a Clinician I include: child/youth and foster homes support crisis response and stabilization as well as long-term, team-based behavioral health services to children, youth and their foster caregivers.    

The WISe program provides an integrated and flexible array of strengths-based services and intensive supports to families with children who have serious mental health and other needs.  All services are delivered with the following core values in mind:  safety of the child, family and community, flexible and responsive, family driven; normative, family oriented, strengths based, comprehensive and collaborative, unconditional, individualized and culturally relevant.   Incumbent is in a professional position providing intensive, community-based therapeutic services to children, youth and families with serious mental health needs.  Incumbent will utilize the Wraparound process to increase safety, stabilize placement and support individuals/families in meeting their identified needs by building a team of natural and formal supports.  Incumbent will participate as a clinical team member, learning and practicing Wraparound principles and processes. Incumbent will participate in crisis management and the on-call rotation.   Position is F/T, 37.5 hours per week.    Pay is $19.38 - $20.35/hr. DOE, plus excellent holiday/vacation/ sick pay and health benefits!   For internal candidates/union positions only: Compensation is set by agreed to language in the Collective Bargaining Agreement between CCSNW & SEIU 1199NW and determined based on experience.

$44.577 + DOE. This is a full-time position with excellent benefits and generous paid leave.    PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The SKC Shelter programs serve single adults ages 18 and older. These programs directly address the issues of homelessness in South King County by providing a safe place for homeless individuals to rest and receive a nourishing meal, as well as giving them the opportunity to stabilize and work on self-sufficiency through case management. Those who stay at the shelter are provided with case management services which focus on addressing income needs, mental health and chemical dependency issues, Veterans’ services, securing permanent affordable housing and health care for each individual. This is low-barrier inclusive program. The Services Manager is a key member of the South King County Leadership team South King County Shelter provides 24/7 enhanced shelter and related services for adults experiencing homelessness in the area. Some clients have chronic and acute mental illness, active addiction issues, and/or trauma. This is a low-barrier program with a harm reduction approach to the way we provide services. The Services Manager will supervise the Case Managers and Student Interns to ensure that Participants are moved quickly into permanent supportive housing.     POSITION DESCRIPTION The Services Manager is responsible for comprehensively understanding  the targeted population of the program, handling specific administrative functions, providing support and oversight of the service management team, and serving as the Program Manager in the Program Manager’s absence.  This position incorporates direct client service, advocacy and program administration.nd families, and others. The South King County Family Centers are committed to serve those most vulnerable and in need, and to change systems that cause discrimination, suffering and oppression due to age, race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or religious beliefs.

$17.48 per hour. This is a part-time position.   There are two part-time shifts available. - Saturday and Sunday from 7am to 3pm (16 hours per week) - Saturday and Sunday from 4pm to 9pm (10 hours per week) Program Description The Bunny Wilburn Home is a women’s shelter program located in the Martin Luther King Jr Day Home Center in the Central District of Seattle. This low-barrier, harm reduction shelter offers 24-hour services to women experiencing homelessness. In addition to semi-private rooms, the 40 women who reside at BWH also have access to meal programs, volunteer opportunities and case management services. Our goal is to help women stabilize, envision the future and move out of homelessness permanently.   Position Description    Women’s Advocates are responsible for creating a safe, welcoming environment, offering assistance and support to the women who reside at BWH, and fostering a team environment among shelter staff and volunteers.  As a low-barrier, harm reduction program, staff engage women where they are, using a strengths-based approach and trauma-informed care. All shelter staff are responsible for answering the women’s referral phone line and coordinating immediate shelter placement within our women’s shelter network in Seattle and King County.

$17.48 per hour. This is a full-time position with benefits and generous paid leave.    This position will work Monday - Friday from 7am to 3pm.   Program Description The Bunny Wilburn Home is a women’s shelter program located in the Martin Luther King Jr Day Home Center in the Central District of Seattle. This low-barrier, harm reduction shelter offers 24-hour services to women experiencing homelessness. In addition to semi-private rooms, the 40 women who reside at BWH also have access to meal programs, volunteer opportunities and case management services. Our goal is to help women stabilize, envision the future and move out of homelessness permanently.   Position Description    Women’s Advocates are responsible for creating a safe, welcoming environment, offering assistance and support to the women who reside at BWH, and fostering a team environment among shelter staff and volunteers.  As a low-barrier, harm reduction program, staff engage women where they are, using a strengths-based approach and trauma-informed care. All shelter staff are responsible for answering the women’s referral phone line and coordinating immediate shelter placement within our women’s shelter network in Seattle and King County.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:   A Seattle advocate, Bunny Wilburn dedicated her life to community service through her work advocating for quality child care and family services for the black community. The Bunny Wilburn Home is a women’s shelter program located in the Martin Luther King Jr Day Home Center in the Central District of Seattle. This low-barrier, harm reduction shelter offers 24-hour services to women experiencing homelessness. In addition to semi-private rooms, the 40 women who reside at BWH also have access to meal programs, volunteer opportunities and case management services. Our goal is to help women stabilize, envision the future and move out of homelessness permanently.   The Operations Assistant supports Bunny Wilburn Home by developing relationships and projects with long-term and one-time volunteer groups and individuals, procuring and managing in-kind donations, purchasing, tracking and delivering program supplies, assisting with vendor relations and accounts payable, and maintaining agency vehicles. The Operations Assistant interfaces with other staff, volunteers, donors, and women receiving services at various program sites.  

JOIN OUR AMAZING TEAM AS A CLINICAL CARE COORDINATOR & MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF YOUTH & FAMILIES IN YELM!   Catholic Community Services, Family Behavioral Health is looking for a Clinical Care Coordinator who want to join our team of innovators who continually "push the envelope" and challenges traditional thinking in Behavioral Health.   WHO ARE WE:   We are a values-driven organization, providing family oriented mental health care for children, youth and families in their own home and community.  Our enthusiastic clinical teams provide whatever is needed to help children and youth remain safely in their own home with their family, restoring hope, providing intense mental health services and supports, and helping to strengthen the family unity. With sites located in Tukwila, Tacoma, Olympia, Shelton, Bremerton, Aberdeen, Yelm, Vancouver, and Portland Oregon, we offer comprehensive intensive, Wrap-around mental health services to a diverse population for youth and families. We employ over 550 caring and compassionate employees.    WHAT WE VALUE:   Compassion  Diversity  Excellence  Justice  Stewardship   We strive to help children and families live together safely and securely with hope and promise.  We serve as a catalyst for change when appropriate, challenging long-standing service traditions in community behavioral health.  We behave with Humility, Passion for our Mission, and Compassion and Respectful Interactions.   We value learning and offer alternatives and we stand strong to help child-serving systems understand our alternative paradigm while strengthening partnerships. We do not compromise our values.

$50,922.50 - $56,725.50 YR/DOE   The Olympia Police Department (OPD) and Catholic Community Services (CCS) are collaborating on a program called Familiar Faces that works primarily in Downtown Olympia. “Familiar Faces” are the 15 to 20 individuals in our community with the most complex health and behavioral problems and frequent and persistent contact with OPD Walking Patrol, OPD Crisis Response Team, Downtown Ambassadors, and other City staff.  This position is an expansion to the Familiar Faces program.  This position will spend 51% of their time with the Familiar Faces program and 49% of their time working with incarcerated individuals in the Olympia City Jail.     For Familiar Faces: The Clinician will be providing care planning and supervision for the Peer Navigators of the Familiar Faces program.  They will also be working directly with Familiar Faces clients, assessing their needs, setting service plans, and providing referrals to ongoing behavioral health and substance use treatment. This position will be working closely with OPD and others to provide navigation services to individuals who are homeless and take up the most time and resources of police and city employees.  Some of the goals of the program are to improve the lives of the clients, help clients connect to concrete resources including housing, reduce the number of negative interactions that the clients have with law enforcement, emergency services, businesses, etc.    For the City of Olympia Jail: The Clinician will provide direct case management work for clients in the Olympia City Jail.  This position will work with individuals during their incarceration to connect to services and to work towards re-entry goals such as obtaining shelter and housing in the community.     Work Setting:  Much of the work occurs outdoors in downtown Olympia or community settings with individuals with chronic mental health issues, substance use issues and often medical conditions.  The Clinician works as a team member with the CCS Program Manager, OPD, other agencies, system and community partners.  They help the individuals connect to tangible supports including housing, medical care, mental health care, etc.  The work will also take place in the Olympia City Jail working with incarcerated individuals.  They provide transportation.  They share office space at Drexel House.

$18.64 - $23.31 HR/DOE   Our mission at Catholic Community Services is to serve all people, especially the poor and most vulnerable, with compassion, love and respect. The Tahoma Family Center, housed in the renovated St. Leo High School Building in the heart of Tacoma's Hilltop Neighborhood, is the hub for more than 25 different programs. By carefully integrating our services with those of other agencies in the community, we are able to mend broken lives and nourish self-sufficiency within individuals and families throughout Pierce County.   Under the direction of the Accounting Manager, the Staff Accountant is responsible for all aspects of Accounts Payable and Payroll.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS: The Pregnancy & Parenting Support (PrePS) program promotes the health and wellbeing of women, children and families through case management, counseling, education, home visitation, and supportive services. We employ a holistic service delivery model to preserve life, achieve healthy pregnancy and birth outcomes, and ensure a safe and nurturing home environment that facilitates healthy social and emotional development for each child.   The Language Access Program is an internal language bank for CCS programs, staffed by CCS employees. Spirit Journey House, with the resident-chosen slogan of “It was Given to Us,” is a transitional housing program for Native homeless adult women in recovery from substance abuse.    POSITION DESCRIPTION: The Program Manager’s main duties are for the Pregnancy and Parenting Support program. They are responsible for staff, intern and volunteer supervision, preparing and managing the program budget, preparing funding applications, overseeing intake procedures and service delivery, providing direct assistance to clients, ensuring high quality client services, record keeping including data entry into the agency database, developing program policies and procedures, maintaining relationships with contract monitors, developing program partnerships, and engaging staff and clients in local advocacy.   The Program Manager manages the Family Unification Program vouchers from the King County Housing Authority, on behalf of PrePS clients and clients of other CCS programs. The Program Manager is responsible for organizing and implementing the CCS Language Access Program. She also helps guide the administrative work of the Spirit Journey case manager.

CHILD & ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRIST Full-Time or Part-Time Opportunity   The Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist provides psychiatric/medical oversight and consultation, as well as direct psychiatric services to clients of Family Behavioral Health.  This role works in collaboration with program managers and clinical supervisors in all services to ensure quality psychiatric care of consumers and quality clinical consultation to staff.  The successful candidate will collaborate with community partners, colleagues, and families to provide family-centered, strengths-based, individually-tailored care to clients of Catholic Community Services.   WHO ARE WE:   We are a values-driven organization, providing family-oriented mental health care for children, youth and families in their own homes and communities.  Our skilled clinical teams provide intensive mental health services to help children and youth remain safely in their own home with their family, restoring hope, and helping to strengthen family unity. With sites located in Tukwila, Tacoma, Olympia, Shelton, Bremerton, Aberdeen, Yelm, Vancouver, and Portland, Family Behavioral Health offers comprehensive and intensive mental health services to a diverse population of youth and families. We employ over 550 caring and compassionate employees.    WHAT WE VALUE:   Compassion  Diversity  Excellence  Justice  Stewardship   We strive to help children and families live together safely and securely with hope and promise.  We serve as a catalyst for change, challenging long-standing service traditions in community behavioral health.  We approach service provision with humility and passion, demonstrated through compassionate and respectful interactions with youth and families.  We offer alternatives to restrictive levels of care and stand strong to advocate with child-serving systems to provide the most normative, least-restrictive services in order to keep youth in their community.

WE'RE GROWING! JOIN OUR AMAZING TEAM AS A CLINICAL CARE COORDINATOR & MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF YOUTH & FAMILIES IN THE COMMUNITY!   Catholic Community Services, Family Behavioral Health is looking for Clinical Care Coordinator who wants to join our team of innovators who continually "push the envelope" and challenges traditional thinking in Behavioral Health.   WHO ARE WE:   We are a values-driven organization, providing family oriented mental health care for children, youth and families in their own home and community.  Our enthusiastic clinical teams provide whatever is needed to help children and youth remain safely in their own home with their family, restoring hope, providing intense mental health services and supports, and helping to strengthen the family unity. With sites located in Tukwila, Tacoma, Olympia, Shelton, Bremerton, Aberdeen, Yelm, Vancouver, and Portland Oregon, we offer comprehensive intensive, Wrap-around mental health services to a diverse population for youth and families. We employ over 550 caring and compassionate employees.    WHAT WE VALUE:   Compassion  Diversity  Excellence  Justice  Stewardship   We strive to help children and families live together safely and securely with hope and promise.  We serve as a catalyst for change when appropriate, challenging long-standing service traditions in community behavioral health.  We behave with Humility, Passion for our Mission, and Compassion and Respectful Interactions.   We value learning and offer alternatives and we stand strong to help child-serving systems understand our alternative paradigm while strengthening partnerships. We do not compromise our values.

  Catholic Community Services, Family Behavioral Health is looking for a Certified Peer Counselor (Parent Partner) who wants to join our team of innovators who continually "push the envelope" and challenges traditional thinking in Behavioral Health.   WHO ARE WE:   We are a values-driven organization, providing family oriented mental health care for children, youth and families in their own home and community.  Our enthusiastic clinical teams provide whatever is needed to help children and youth remain safely in their own home with their family, restoring hope with promise, providing intense mental health services and supports, and helping to strengthen the family unity. With sites located in Tukwila, Tacoma, Olympia, Shelton, Bremerton, Aberdeen, Yelm, Vancouver, and Portland Oregon, we offer comprehensive intensive, Wrap-around mental health services to a diverse population for youth and families. We employ over 550 caring and compassionate employees.    WHAT WE VALUE:   Compassion  Diversity  Excellence  Justice  Stewardship   We strive to help children and families live together safely and securely with hope and promise.  We serve as a catalyst for change when appropriate, challenging long-standing service traditions in community behavioral health.  We behave with Humility, Passion for our Mission, and Compassion and Respectful Interactions.   We value learning and offer alternatives and we stand strong to help child-serving systems understand our alternative paradigm while strengthening partnerships. We do not compromise our values.   Certified Peer Counselors (Youth Partners) are individuals with personal history as a youth/child who has been a recipient of behavioral health, child welfare, complex medical coordination or juvenile justice services who use that personal experience in building support with families.  Successful applicants must have first person experience as a youth who received system services and prepared to disclose their personal experiences with youth, parents and others. 

We Are Growing!   Catholic Community Services-King County provides an array of services focused on addressing the crisis of homelessness in King County, including day centers, emergency shelters, transitional housing, permanent housing, rapid re-housing, and prevention. CCS builds on the strengths of each person and uses all the resources available in the community to nourish self-sufficiency. All services are provided with a welcoming respect for the diversity of the community in relation to race, color, national origin, religion, and sexual orientation. Case Managers are responsible for all aspects of client services. This includes: client intakes, assessments, setting goals and developing action plans, referrals and coordination with needed services, ensuring client eligibility, data collection and entry, and maintaining client records.   We have generous PTO and benefits.   ***It is important that you complete the on-line application include your resume and required questions must be answered***