| BUILDING SPECIALIST (LIVE OUT) |
Full Time/Non-Exempt |
December 2009 |
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| DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES |
Full Time/Exempt |
December 2009 |
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| HOUSING CASE MANAGER-CO-OCCURING DISORDER SPECIALIST |
Full Time/Exempt |
January 2010 |
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| FUNDRAISING DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE |
Full Time/Exempt |
January 2010 |
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Please know that we receive many applications for each position and we cannot acknowledge each one individually. You will be contacted by Human Resources if you are selected for an interview.
Employment applications are maintained on file for one year.
Thank you for your interest in Plymouth Housing Group.
Send resume, letter of interest and application by email, fax
or mail:
If you are applying for a Live-In
position, please submit the Applicant Acknowledgement
form with your application.
EMAIL: jobs@plymouthhousing.org
FAX: 206-374-0602
MAIL: Plymouth Housing Group,
2113 Third Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121
BENEFITS
Benefited positions are eligible for: medical,
dental, vision, long-term disability, group life insurance, 403(b)
retirement plan, vacation, sick, holiday, bus pass subsidy &
our Employee Assistance Plan.
AGENCY INFORMATION
Plymouth Housing Group is a non-profit corporation with an annual
budget of $11.1 million. Plymouth Housing group owns and manages
11 buildings that provide nearly 1,000 units of permanent housing
for homeless or very low-income people in downtown Seattle. Many
homeless people need much more than a roof over their heads--they
need medical care, mental health counseling, chemical dependency
services and life-skills coaching. They may also benefit from
creating healthy connections within their community. Our goal
is to assist formerly homeless and very poor residents to establish
a stable life in permanent housing by providing needed resources
and teaching basic life skills, thereby empowering residents to
manage their lives effectively.
OUR MISSION
Plymouth Housing Group works to eliminate homelessness and stabilize homeless and very low-income people in housing by preserving, developing and operating safe, decent affordable housing and by providing opportunities for homeless and very low-income income people to improve their lives.
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