Coordinate and implement programs and services that meet the needs of the residents both directly and through partnerships according to Linc Housing’s Resident Services model
Report monthly activities and expenditures, prepare written reports and correspondence on program impact, and update data systems as needed
Promote and educate on financial stability, housing stability and healthy community integration which may be accomplished through collaboration with property management, field staff and third-party providers
Provide supportive services to include benefits counseling and advocacy, mental health care and support for physical health care as well as substance abuse services.
Design, market, and provide programs and services that promote good physical and mental health, positive social development, and strong academic performance for residents of all ages
Represent Linc Housing at local collaborative networks, be present for events, greeting residents, and working with parents, seniors, and children
Oversee work performance of interns and volunteers as identified for specific sites; provide training as needed to deliver services and resolve issues.
Provide services to residents operating under an effective service delivery philosophy and uses a core set of principles to drive an approach that provides flexible services and support to all residents
Contact and provide referrals to outside agencies
Work in collaborative and productive partnerships with staff, property managers, third party providers and residents to implement programs and services
Engage in a community assessment process, including surveying residents and identifying community assets and partners
While performing the duties of this job, the employee may be required to stand, walk, reach with arms and hands, climb stairs, stoop, kneel, and sit and use a keyboard
Requirements
office
community
adaptable
travel
lifting
Work is performed in an office environment and in the community, under pressure and requires the ability to quickly adjust to changing priorities and demands
Travel by various modes of private and commercial transportation within the region may be required
May be required to lift up to 10 pounds
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
1984 Founded
Year Established
The company was established in 1984, marking the beginning of its journey in urban housing development.
9,500 Homes Built
Total Homes Developed
The company has successfully developed nearly 9,500 affordable housing units across California.
30–55% Income Target
Target Income Range
The company focuses on serving households earning below 30–55% of the area median income.
10,000 Homes Goal
Future Development Target
Aiming to build 10,000 homes, the company is committed to expanding affordable housing options in California.
A nonprofit real-estate developer, specialized in creating affordable urban communities.
Utilizes diverse financing methods, including tax credits, public grants, loans, and public-private partnerships.
Develops new constructions, acquisitions, redevelopments, and repurposes vacant buildings for supportive housing.
Focuses on residential, supportive, and senior housing, often featuring community resources and case management.
Notable projects include the 51-unit Seaglass in Compton, the 87-unit North Harbor in Anaheim, and scattered-site developments.
Provides wrap-around services such as health, employment support, youth programs, and essentials kits for unhoused residents.
Committed to ambitious growth and development, with projects targeting diverse resident needs, including families, seniors, and those exiting homelessness.
Culture + Values
COLLABORATION
INTEGRITY
CARING
INNOVATION
EXCELLENCE
TRANSPARENCY
Environment + Sustainability
9,000 apartments
Affordable Housing Units
The company has built and preserved more than 9,000 affordable apartments with a focus on environmental sustainability.
20% reduction
Energy Intensity Goal
The company has committed to reducing energy intensity across its portfolio by 20%.
$140k/year savings
Energy & Water Costs
SEED Partners retrofitted 21 properties, resulting in annual savings of approximately $140,000 in energy and water costs.
70% energy savings
Net Energy Savings
A pilot near-zero-net-energy retrofit achieved approximately 70% net energy savings, with significant reductions in gas, electricity, and irrigation water usage.
Formed SEED Partners in 2012 to deliver sustainable retrofits, renewable-energy projects, and energy-water services.
Piloted near-zero-net-energy retrofit (The Village at Beechwood): two units achieved ~70% net energy savings, gas use ↓45%, electricity ↓33%, irrigation water ↓21%.
Implemented solar PV on five communities covering 545 households, reducing resident bills and generating on-site power by 2017.
Media-announced pilot near-zero retrofit ($2.46 M) aimed at net-zero multifamily housing, supported by CA Energy Commission & HUD.
Inclusion & Diversity
700+ units
Supportive Housing Units
The organization operates over 700 supportive-housing units, providing stable housing solutions to vulnerable populations.
1,153 residents
Case Management Support
Over 1,153 residents with homelessness histories receive intensive case management services to address their needs holistically.
Nearly doubled
Staff Growth
The staff has grown nearly doubled in five years, reflecting an expansion of resident services and case-management teams.
Committed to examining root causes of economic injustice and engaging in long-term transformation through learning, listening, humility and courage
Vision oriented toward residents prospering 'unbound by the current predictors and restrictions of race, gender, mobility, and class'
Supports diversity, equity and inclusion in site selection, program delivery and partnerships