Stability Coach

YOUNG WOMENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION - 3.7

Saint Paul, MN Job Details Full-time $47,000 a year 12 hours ago Qualifications Trauma-sensitive practices Motivational interviewing Stakeholder relationship building Full Job Description The Stability Coach serves as the primary point of contact for participants enrolled in YWCA St. Paul's housing stabilization programs. This position provides comprehensive case management, coaching, advocacy, and resource coordination that helps individuals and families achieve housing stability while building pathways toward long-term economic mobility. Working within the Velocity model, the Stability Coach partners with participants to identify goals, develop individualized stabilization plans, remove barriers, and connect participants with resources that support housing retention, employment, education, financial capability, health, and overall well-being. The Stability Coach combines traditional housing case management with strengths-based coaching, motivational interviewing, participant accountability, and coordinated service delivery, while ensuring compliance with HUD, Minnesota Housing, Ramsey County, Continuum of Care, and other funding requirements. About YWCA St. Paul YWCA St. Paul is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. Through housing, economic advancement, health and wellness, and leadership development, YWCA St. Paul works alongside individuals and families to remove barriers, expand opportunity, and strengthen communities. Our work is rooted in the belief that stable housing is the foundation for long-term success. We provide supportive housing and wraparound services that help individuals and families achieve lasting stability while creating pathways toward financial security, improved well-being, and community connection. About Velocity Velocity is YWCA St. Paul's integrated economic mobility model, aligning housing stabilization, workforce development, health and wellness, leadership development, digital access, and community partnerships into one coordinated participant experience — Vee's Journey. Within Velocity, traditional case management evolves into participant-centered coaching that combines accountability, strengths-based practice, motivational interviewing, and coordinated service delivery, while ensuring full compliance with funding requirements. The Stability Coach is the participant's primary guide through the Stabilization domain. Essential Responsibilities Participant Engagement & Coaching (40%) Serve as the primary Stability Coach for an assigned caseload of participants. Conduct comprehensive assessments and develop individualized stabilization plans. Use strengths-based coaching and motivational interviewing to promote participant ownership and accountability. Meet regularly with participants in office, home, virtual, and community settings. Monitor progress and adjust plans as participant needs evolve. Housing Stabilization (15%) Support participants in obtaining and maintaining safe, stable housing. Assist with housing search, landlord communication, tenancy skills, crisis intervention, transfers, and exits. Educate participants regarding tenant rights and lease responsibilities. Case Management & Resource Coordination (15%) Provide comprehensive case management addressing housing, employment, income, education, health, transportation, financial capability, and life skills. Coordinate referrals and advocate with landlords, employers, healthcare providers, schools, and community agencies. Assist participants in accessing benefits and community resources. Documentation & Compliance (15%) Complete assessments, service plans, case notes, referrals, and required documentation within established timelines. Maintain accurate participant files using HMIS, CharityTracker, and other required systems. Ensure compliance with HUD, Minnesota Housing, Ramsey County, Continuum of Care, ESG, confidentiality, and agency standards. Participate in audits, monitoring visits, and quality assurance reviews. Community Collaboration (5%) Maintain strong relationships with community partners and participate in coordinated service planning. Represent YWCA St. Paul professionally in the community. Team Participation (10%) Participate in meetings, trainings, and organizational initiatives. Support implementation of the Velocity model. Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Human Services, Psychology, Sociology, Counseling, or a related field; equivalent experience may be considered. Two (2) years of experience in housing stabilization, case management, or human services. Knowledge of Housing First, trauma-informed care, motivational interviewing, and strengths-based practice. Strong communication, documentation, and organizational skills. Valid driver's license and reliable transportation, or ability to meet transportation requirements. Preferred Qualifications Experience with HUD-funded housing programs. Experience using HMIS, CharityTracker, or similar systems. Knowledge of Minnesota housing resources and Continuum of Care programs. Bilingual or multilingual abilities reflective of the communities served. Core Competencies Participant-centered coaching Housing stabilization Case management Trauma-informed practice Motivational interviewing Documentation and compliance Relationship building Problem solving Collaboration Accountability Success Measures Participants maintain stable housing. Progress toward individualized stabilization and economic mobility goals. Accurate and timely documentation. Positive compliance outcomes. Strong participant engagement and collaboration. Physical Requirements Ability to work in office and community settings. Travel throughout the community. Sit, stand, walk, bend, and lift up to 25 pounds occasionally. Occasional evening or weekend work. Equal Opportunity Statement YWCA St. Paul is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to building an inclusive workplace that reflects the diverse communities we serve. Employment decisions are made without regard to any status protected by applicable law. We are committed to advancing equity, eliminating barriers to opportunity, and creating pathways for individuals, families, and communities to thrive.