Case Manager, LEAD Program - Downtown Seattle

Description

Title: Case Manager, LEAD Program

REACH Belltown location (Downtown Seattle) 

This is a non exempt salaried position

Hours: 8:30-5:00 M-F 

Annual salary is $70K to $72K 

ETS strives to achieve pay equity and transparency as part of our goal to create an equitable workplace.

Work at Evergreen Treatment Services and make a difference in our community! 

• ETS has been working to transform the lives of individuals and their communities through innovative and effective addiction and social services in Western Washington for over 50 years. Learn more about our mission and values.
• Change begins within. We strive to foster and sustain a diverse and inclusive community within our organization.  Find out how we are working to achieve racial equity, health equity, and community justice.
• Our Clinic Services and REACH teams bring critical professional expertise and heartfelt compassion to the work they do every day to serve our most vulnerable community members. Check out the compelling stories told by our patients, clients, and staff members that provide more information and a clear picture regarding our organization’s essential work. 

REACH Mission and Values 

The REACH Program works with individuals experiencing homelessness and behavioral health conditions to help them achieve stability and improved quality of life. The REACH mission is to foster community health and safety through outreach, relationship, healing interventions and systems advocacy for people who use drugs.  REACH provides outreach-based-care coordination, multidisciplinary clinical services, and supports to access and maintain housing.  All services are based in principles of harm reduction that offer respect and dignity to individuals moving through stages of change in their lives. 

REACH incorporates a racial equity lens that includes naming the impact and actively dismantling systems of oppression rooted in White Supremacy, while addressing the root causes perpetuating historical trauma and immense suffering in individuals’ lives.  We are committed to building a robust behavioral health response that diverts people away from jail by rebuilding community and providing services to ensure those presently marginalized aren’t just surviving, but able to thrive.

REACH offers an array of services ranging from survival support provided where folks are living outside to linkages to essential resources such as housing, assistance to resolve legal issues, health care, entitlements and easily accessible treatment for substance use disorders and mental health conditions. 

The REACH team is passionate about creating a hospitable and welcoming environment for all people while providing quality services on an individually tailored basis to our clientele. REACH values diversity of lived experience, is committed to racial equity and social justice, and appreciates hard work, creativity, and a good sense of humor. People who have been impacted by the criminal legal system are encouraged to apply.

Overview of LEAD Program

LEAD (Let Everyone Advance with Dignity, formerly known as the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion program) is a collaborative project aimed at building community capacity to increase public health and safety while decreasing reliance on policing and the legal system to respond to public order issues related to drug use and sex work. 

LEAD provides equity-based solutions for individuals historically overrepresented in the criminal legal system due to the racist criminalization of poverty and homelessness, and the “war on drugs” which has disproportionately harmed communities of color. 

REACH LEAD provides comprehensive services to adults experiencing behavioral health challenges to support these individuals to achieve improved quality of life and reduce recidivism. Services include outreach and intensive care management, legal assistance, housing placement, behavioral health treatment and recovery support, and linkage to a variety of community resources. Working with care managers, participants develop an individualized plan based on their needs and priorities. All services are provided from a Harm Reduction framework, utilizing Motivational Interviewing skills and aligned with Trauma Informed Care principles. 

LEAD partners include community representatives and social service providers, and criminal legal system representatives including police and probation,