Homeworthy is looking for a compassionate team player who wants to join us in our mission to end the cycle of poverty and homelessness in Midcoast Maine. We are currently interviewing for a position on our case management team. As a Lead Comprehensive Case Manager, you will support and advocate for individuals and families who are facing homelessness by collaborating with a large network of community support providers. We strive to inspire hope, restore purpose and belonging, and break cycles of poverty through outreach, case management, shelter solutions, and a drop-in youth center. We are in search of a kind, professional, and persistent individual who can work independently or work as part of a team. If you are an individual who believes in the opportunity to provide second chances to families with dignity and respect, we urge you to apply.
Lead Comprehensive Case Managers support clients by advocating for them in the community, helping them to identify needs and goals and connecting them with appropriate community and Homeworthy resources. Lead Comprehensive Case Managers at Homeworthy are part of helping to achieve the agency’s mission on a daily basis. They help to identify and build on strengths, always treat clients with dignity and respect, and ultimately become trusted partners who help clients to reach sustainable independence. They also support case management supervisors with higher level tasks including but not limited to training and mentoring new Comprehensive Case Managers, identifying and organizing external training and development opportunities, representing the agency in community partnership meetings, and by providing supervisory oversight to case managers in the absence of supervisors.
The ideal Lead Case Manager candidate will have five years (minimum of three years) social services experience with relevant training in the human service/mental health field. A Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work or related field is required. Knowledge of community resources and services for children and adolescents, a plus.
This position will pay $26-31/hour, based on experience. Homeworthy offers a competitive salary and benefits package, including employer-supported health insurance plans, a health savings account, dental and vision plans, life insurance, short term disability insurance, retirement plan with a 3% employer match, paid breaks, paid time off (starting at 15 days per year), 14 paid holidays (including your birthday!), and additional time off in the summer.
Background and license checks are required prior to hire.
To apply, please submit a resume & cover letter to careers@homeworthy.org with the job title in the subject line.
Application deadline is May 3, 2026.
