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Tandym Group

Economic Empowerment Specialist - Supportive Housing

Pay: $25–$30/hr

Posted: 3 days ago

Location: New York, NY (Hybrid)

Last Updated: 9 hours ago

Hours: Full-Time

Expires: 10/4/2026

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What they do

An Economic and Social Policy Program Director manages government initiatives relating to the education and welfare of the residents in a state and may work for a child welfare agency, department of education, or other public agency.

$183,309 / year median in New York

+15% projected growth

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Job Description

Economic Empowerment Specialist - Supportive Housing Tandym Group - 3.8 New York, NY Job Details Full-time | Contract $25 - $30 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Data management Associate's degree Full Job Description A New York City-based nonprofit services organization is seeking an Economic Empowerment Specialist to join its growing team in the Bronx. About the

Opportunity:

Shift :

Day Schedule :

Monday to

Friday Hours :

9am to 5pm

Setting :

Hybrid (4 days on site, 1 day remote)

Responsibilities:

Provide individualized coaching to support residents with job readiness, career goals, and financial stability Conduct assessments related to employment, financial needs, and barriers to self-sufficiency Facilitate workshops and group sessions focused on employment skills, financial literacy, and economic empowerment Connect residents to workforce programs, public benefits, and community-based resources Collaborate with case management and housing staff to support income stability, documentation, and housing retention

Qualifications:

Associate's degree and at least 4 to 5 years of relevant work experience, preferably with survivors of Domestic Violence or Gender-based Violence Knowledge of Workforce Development systems, Financial Literacy principles, and Public Benefits Experience supporting individuals with complex needs in a trauma-informed manner Proficiency in Microsoft Office and data management systems Strong facilitation, organizational, communication, and documentation skills Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment

Desired Skills:

Bachelor's Degree in Social Work, Human Services, Business, Education, or a related field Experience with Housing Subsidies, Vouchers, Section 8, and Supportive Housing Services Familiarity with CAPS and HMIS Background in Economic Empowerment, Shelter Services, or Domestic Violence programs Experience building partnerships with employers, Training Programs, and Community Providers