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Providence House is a two-year transformational housing program for single men & women recovering from trauma, addiction, mental illness and homelessness. This program is operated within an 1890's mansion in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver. This is a 10-hour/week live-in position that offers an opportunity to meaningfully engage and contribute within our unique 23-person community. We consider ourselves a spiritual family and work hard to preserve a culture of openness and connection where we learn, struggle, work, celebrate and play together! As a Community Support Staff in the home, you are invited to walk with our residents as they travel the hard road of addiction recovery and whole-life transformation. Building relationships is always the ultimate goal and there are various ways to do that: Attending dinners; Inviting residents out for coffee or activities ; Watching movies or playing games ; Participating in Celebrate Recovery or Bible study; Being helpful...

Silver Lining House provides a safe and stable community environment for young adults transitioning from life on the streets.  Through spiritual, employment, and life skills guidance, each resident will learn to thrive and accomplish their goals for the future. This is a live in staff position in which you will assist with program development and be assigned the care coordination (case management) of up to four residents. As a mentor, you will help them create goal plans and hold them accountable so they may heal and grow. Our live-in staff team works together to build community and implement this program. You will also be assigned certain house maintenance and administrative tasks. QUALIFICATIONS: Strong sense of calling to this population and a mature Christian walk are essential Experience managing others is a plus Flexible and able to manage crisis situations Understanding of youth homelessness and addiction is preferable Appreciation of positive role modeling...

Providence House is a two-year transformational housing program for single men & women recovering from trauma, addiction, mental illness and homelessness. The program operates in an 1890’s mansion in the Capitol Hill area of Denver where you will be part of a team that engages in meaningful ways to foster a culture of family and belonging. As a Care Coordinator, you will live in the home and be assigned the case management of up to five male residents. This includes mentoring, co-creating goal plans, and holding them accountable so they may heal and grow toward self-sufficiency and whole-life transformation. You will also be assigned certain property and administrative tasks. The position includes some evening and weekend rotations. All staff is asked to be intentionally present in the community throughout the week, including three evening meals per week.  We consider ourselves a spiritual family and work hard to preserve a culture of openness and connection where we learn,...