City of Indianapolis · 19 hours ago
Program Manager - Eviction Diversion
The City of Indianapolis is focused on reducing violence and addressing the root causes of crime and addictions through the Office of Public Health and Safety. The Program Manager for Eviction Diversion will oversee eviction diversion efforts, coordinate with various entities on homelessness policy, and manage navigator staff to improve tenant outcomes.
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Responsibilities
Implements the City's various eviction diversion programs, including coordinating efforts of contracted legal service providers and scheduling/managing all navigators who are assigned to operate within each of the nine township courts
Coordinates with the Program Manager of Homelessness on homeless policy, initiatives, and work originating from the Office of Public Health and Safety
Oversees programs, contracts, and funding as directed by the Administrator of Homelessness and Eviction Prevention
Develops training materials for all contracted staff and routinely hosts training updates and team informational meetings
Develops quality data metrics (in collaboration with the OPHS Data Manager) for all programs and ensures the accurate collection and maintenance of all data
Advocates on behalf of OPHS for the implementation and expansion of the Tenant Advocacy Program (TAP) program and other Homelessness and Eviction Prevention initiatives with relevant stakeholders and community members
Liaise between OPHS and other city/county agencies including but not limited to the Indianapolis Department of Metropolitan Development, City of Indianapolis Mayor's Office, Marion County Courts, and others
Maintain clear lines of communication with the Administrator of Homelessness and Eviction Prevention and the OPHS Communication Team to ensure community needs and public inquiry are handled appropriately
Develop and propose new and innovative eviction prevention policy and programmatic ideas
Search for additional funding opportunities in the form of grants, philanthropic support, or public-private partnerships
This list of duties and responsibilities is not intended to be all-inclusive and may be expanded to include other duties or responsibilities that management may deem necessary from time to time
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's Degree in public health, social work, public administration, or a related field with three (3) years' work experience is required
Ability to coordinate multiple projects and meet deadlines is required
Excellent oral and written communication skills is required
Extensive knowledge of the social drivers of health disparities and the causes leading to eviction and homelessness should be demonstrated
Preferred
Experience in developing budgets, managing contracts, managing staff, and project development/implementation is desired
Familiarity with Microsoft Office Suite is desired
Company
City of Indianapolis
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Funding
Current Stage
Late StageTotal Funding
$3.98MKey Investors
U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyNina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
2023-05-25Grant· $0.97M
2022-09-03Grant· $3M
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