Resident Services Coordinator

Reports To: RegionalResident Services Manager Supervisory Role: May supervise interns and volunteers Pay Rate: $57,000-67,000 annually Location: “TheFallstead” – 1609 Great Falls Street, McLean, VA (This position is 80% onsite and 20% remote (1 day per week) Work Schedule : This is a full‑time, 40 hours per week position, primarily Monday to Friday, with occasional weekend work (about once a quarter). Schedule is subject to change depending on grant requirements and program schedule. Company Overview Wesley Housing, a leading nonprofit developer throughout Virginia and the District of Columbia, has worked to provide affordable rental housing for individuals and families for more than 50 years. Since its founding, Wesley Housing has emerged as a premier developer of affordable housing with current ownership of 43 communities. Wesley Housing supplements housing with supportive services to build up the lives of its ~5,300 residents living across its owned and operated communities, including low- and moderate-income families, older adults, and individuals with disabilities and/or chronic disease. Wesley Housing’s headquarters are located in Alexandria, VA (Fairfax County). For more information, please visit and follow @WesleyHousing on social media Job Summary The Resident Services Coordinator (RSC) connects residents to the resources they need to thrive—ranging from housing stability and eviction prevention to food assistance, transportation, financial literacy, counseling, and employment support. In this role, you’ll lead the delivery of Wesley Housing’s resident programs, from intake and referrals to designing and hosting mission-driven events that strengthen our communities. The RSC also tracks and reports on services and programming, supporting donor stewardship and demonstrating the real impact these programs have on residents’ lives. Locations Oversees three Wesley Housing communities – The Fallstead (3 days per week), Agape House (1 day per week), and Springdale House (approximately once a month). The Fallstead is the primary work location and the other two properties are also located in Fairfax County. Essential Functions Identify, coordinate and monitor management and delivery of social services programs at Wesley Housing properties Lead, coordinate, and/or facilitate activities that address the social and recreational needs of the community with the assistance and participation of the residents Evaluate and assist residents and program participants so they can access appropriate community resources in alignment with their stated needs Oversee inclusive resident programs (outcomes, program design, and implementation) that cater to various populations including seniors, youth, families, etc. Provide individual outreach to residents at least quarterly, through wellness checks Organize and provide support to the Resident Life Council, Town Halls, and community focus groups Promote diversity and inclusion in support of social and community needs Assist residents in building support networks Manage check-in and volunteers to ensure compliance with Wesley Housing policy Evaluate participation, level of interest, and satisfaction with programs; revise programs as indicated through feedback received during evaluations Coordinate, manage, and assess the delivery of programs/services from partner organizations Manage and direct activities of program volunteers May supervise and mentor college or graduate school interns Ensure program operations comply with applicable standards and requirements Maintain a clean, organized workspace (clean tables, put away materials, etc.) Monitor expenditures to ensure they fall within budgeted guidelines Maintain administrative support including accurate and up to date records, documentation, databases, and spreadsheets (e.g., enrollment records, progress notes) Maintain confidential communication and records management Create newsletters, calendars for residents and flyers/materials informing residents of services and community issues Travel to sites throughout assigned regions to provide housing advocacy and assist in eviction prevention Provide follow‑up on five‑day pay or quit notices with linkage and referral services to residents at risk of eviction Conduct intake and assessment for goal setting, case plan development, progress monitoring, tenant advocacy, education, and referrals Demonstrate a strong commitment to Wesley Housing’s mission and dedication to housing stability Work autonomously with limited supervision Facilitate discussions between residents and Community Management as needed Work in partnership with Community Management and Resident Services to create and operate affordable housing communities that help residents thrive; develop strategies for reducing barriers and facilitating housing stability Assist with evaluating effectiveness of referrals Build and maintain relationships with other community‑based organizations and resources To assist with effective residential referrals to community resources, stay abreast of current processes and procedure for program applications (energy assistance, Medicare/Medicaid, SNAP, and Virginia Individual Development Accounts) Produce community resource documents to promote community access to needed resources In collaboration with the Resident Services Manager and community partners, coordinate seasonal campaigns, including Holiday Assistance and Back to School Drive Participate in training and staff meetings Perform other duties as assigned Required Knowledge, Skills, Abilities Able to interact with sensitivity to the needs of a diverse, multicultural client population Excellent written and verbal skills Bilingual (Spanish and English) preferred but not required Working knowledge of supportive services and other resources in the area Able to advocate, organize, problem‑solve and produce results Proficient with Microsoft Office suite including Word, Excel, Publisher, Outlook, Teams, and PowerPoint Demonstrated ability to comfortably navigate and input data into Apricot, Asana and other databases Able to troubleshoot minor technical problems related to computer equipment and peripherals Excellent relationship building, networking, and interpersonal skills Excellent time management and organizational skills Effective problem‑solving abilities Proactive and able to work autonomously Able to plan events, organize communities, and facilitate groups Demonstrated flexibility; able to pivot and display flexibility in response to changing circumstances or resident needs Required Education, Certifications, Licenses, Related Experience Bachelor's Degree or equivalent in Education, Social Work, Psychology, Human Development or a related field is preferred. An experienced candidate with some coursework who is still in school, will also be considered if they have the required combination of education and experience to allow them to flourish in the position. A minimum of one year of experience working with youth in community‑based settings (internships and summer work count towards meeting this requirement). Physical Job Requirements Able to remain stationary (standing/seated) in front of computer monitor more than half the time Able to travel between different Wesley Housing properties throughout the week Able to regularly maneuver (lift, move, carry, slide, etc.) 15 pounds and occasionally up to 40 pounds Able to operate office equipment that requires the constant use of hands/fingers/wrists (examples: typing, filing, etc.) more than half the time Travel Requirements This position commutes between Wesley Housing sites and other area locations 25% of the time. If operating own vehicle, must possess a current driver’s license and personal car insurance and maintain a safe driving record. Benefits Overview Wesley Housing offers a generous benefits package to full-time employees that includes health insurance, disability insurance, paid time off, cell phone stipend, a competitive salary, opportunities for training, and a retirement plan with a company match. #J-18808-Ljbffr Wesley Housing