Employment Opportunities

Dove, Inc, is an Equal Opportunity Employer

All candidates must pass a criminal background check. Most positions require a valid driver's license. 

Life Skills Liaison

The Dove, Inc. Life Skills Liaison ensures program participants receive training and employment skills necessary to enhance employability. The Life Skills Liaison works directly with the project participants, DFA staff, the Life Skills Supervisor, and the Facilities Manager to identify participants' training needs and employability gaps. Major responsibilities include case management of the Employability program trainees and prospective trainees, providing job readiness skills, life skills, case management, and evaluations of program participants. The liaison will work with the DFA program and the Life Skills Supervisor to identify barriers and create a service plan with goals and outcomes for participants in the Life Skills and Employability program.

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Shelter Specialist (2nd Shift, Wed-Sun)

This Shelter Specialist (2nd Shift, Wed-Sun) is responsible for provision of services to victims of domestic violence and their children that enter the Dove Domestic Violence Program Shelter. This position is responsible for shelter supervision from 4:00 p.m. – Midnight, Wednesday - Sunday. This position is supervised by the Domestic Violence Advocate Supervisor.

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Coordinated Entry & Outreach Specialist

The Coordinated Entry & Outreach Specialist is responsible for arranging initial supportive services and housing for homeless individuals and families who are homeless. Under the direction of the Macon County CoC Community Resource Coordinator, the Coordinated Entry & Outreach Specialist implements the initial contact system for delivery of services to clients in a manner that uses existing resources and that lead to self-sufficiency and permanent housing for clients. This person is responsible for the initial processing of homeless clients for services within the Macon County Continuum of Care (CoC). This includes such services as: intake, prevention, intervention, housing location, and service coordination and linkage. The Coordinated Entry & Outreach Specialist assures that clients are moved smoothly through the initial application process, and after placement, works with the Client Services Supervising Coordinator and Housing Advocates, and other providers to assure that homeless clients have access to appropriate housing as they move toward permanent housing and self-sufficiency.

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