Live-In House Leader
Shelter
Live-In House Leader
Shelter
Nonprofit housing and homelessness services
SHELTER, Inc. rebuilds lives one family at a time, by helping them re-establish a home and assisting with the skills and resources needed to live the life they deserve. Created in 1986, we are a community-based non-profit currently operating in Contra Costa, Solano, Sacramento, and Marin counties. In 2024 our compassionate teams helped 5,824 people including 1,938 children secure or maintain their housing.
We believe a safe home and the opportunity to thrive are rights—not privileges. Every day, our teams have the honor of walking alongside families and individuals as they rebuild their lives. If you’re looking for more than just a job—and you want to be the spark that ignites lasting change in your community—you’ll find purpose here!
Work Location: Pittsburg, CA
Employment Details: Part Time, Non-Exempt, 20 hours a week, Monday-Friday, flexible on shift hours
Compensation: $17.41/ hour + Free bedroom onsite at property
About the role: We are searching for a Live-In House Leader for our program expansion for the Mental Health Services Act. This single-family residential property will house residents from our county who are homeless and have been certified by Contra Costa Behavioral Health as eligible. This vital role will enforce house rules, respond to residents' needs and ensure the property is well taken care of. This role requires living on site in a bedroom of a shared home.
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We value diversity
SHELTER, Inc., is an equal opportunity employer. We believe diverse perspectives drive innovation and lead to better outcomes for the communities we serve. We strongly encourage applications from individuals with varied backgrounds, identities, and lived experiences.
Notice: This description is a guide only. Upon hire, you will receive a formal job description.
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Shelter, Inc. provides housing and wraparound services to people experiencing or at risk of homelessness across Contra Costa, Marin, Solano, and Sacramento counties in California. It uses a three-part model—preventing homelessness, helping those currently homeless break the cycle, and offering long-term affordable housing—along with services that support stability and self-sufficiency. Its approach emphasizes community action and sustained, long-term support rather than temporary shelter, with major funding like a $5 million grant from Jeff Bezos’s Day 1 Families Fund helping it scale. The goal is to prevent and end homelessness by rebuilding lives and expanding access to stable housing.
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