Housing Coordinator

Location: Fullerton, CA Department: Research Grant Employees Category: Facility Management Job Type: Full-time Job Number: 03760 DescriptionProject Rebound is a special admissions and student support program that supports the higher education and successful reintegration of the formerly incarcerated. By making higher education more accessible and supporting formerly incarcerated students to excel in a course of study, Project Rebound constructs an alternative to the revolving door policy of mass incarceration in order to empower formerly incarcerated students and their communities and increase community strength and safety.

Project Rebound strives to provide each student with the individualized support that they need to succeed. In addition to providing direct wraparound services, Project Rebound acts as a liaison with services and programs on and off-campus and an advocate for people on campus and in the community.The Project Rebound Housing Coordinator (HC) is responsible for coordinating Project Rebound’s supportive housing initiative and assisting Project Rebound students (both residents and non-residents) with their supportive housing needs.

The HC is responsible for assessing the needs of residents and making appropriate referrals to resources on campus and agencies off campus. The position requires a strong case-management and/or residential services provision background. A background in Criminal Justice is an asset for this role.*Please be aware that funding for this position is awarded through a Grant/Contract over a specified period.

Employment for this position beyond current Grant/Contract funding is contingent upon continued funding.Essential DutiesOversee the day-to-day operations of the Women’s Project Rebound House, ensuring a safe, supportive, and inclusive living environment.Familiarize and enforce Project Rebound Student License Agreement and policies and procedures in alignment with Project Rebound’s goals, vision, and mission.Provide guidance and support to the Women’s House residents on personal, academic, and social matters.Conduct regular house meetings and one-on-one sessions with residents to address concerns, resolve conflicts, and offer resources for personal growth.Manage the housing application process (e.g., maintaining the waiting list, resident screening and intake, room assignments, roommate matching, and coordinating move in and move-out procedures, ensuring a smooth transition for residents).Maintain accurate housing records and databases, including occupancy reports and house / room condition assessments.Implement initiatives to foster a sense of community and belonging among residents.In collaboration with the Executive Director and Program Director, work to create a comprehensive schedule of activities specific to each member to include, but not limited to: education, employment, physical/mental health, personal and professional growth, life skills, and/or any other activities to enhance the well-being of the residents.Maintain familiarity with current and new contracts to ensure compliance with funding source performance targets.Ensure students are in compliance with program and residential agreements/guidelines.Ensure safety and well-being of all students, staff, and guests.

Support guest policy and intervene where necessary to maintain compliance.Attend Project Rebound weekly staff meetings, case conferences, organizational gatherings, retreats, and conferences as requested.Provide education, support, and referrals to residents about available support and resources if determined to be beyond the scope of the Project Rebound Supportive Housing program.Handle all repairs and upkeep of the property in collaboration with ASC.Coordinate after-hours service support in coordination with the Program Coordinator.Serve as backup on-call at all times and assume primary “on-call” as needed.Provide house tours for community organizations, campus partners and stakeholders.Keep accurate records of h