Employment at Catholic Charities of Chicago
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago is the largest non-profit agency in the Midwest. With more than 160 programs at 158 locations across Cook and Lake Counties, we help people of all races and religions move toward empowerment and self-sufficiency.
Catholic Charities of Chicago provides:
- A 90 year history of providing compassionate, competent services to children, youth, seniors, and families
- Accredited agency with the Council on Accreditation as well as numerous other accreditations
- Opportunities for professional development and service award recognition
- A committed and dedicated staff of over 2,000
Catholic Charities of Chicago offers excellent benefits:
- A competitive benefits package including BlueCross/Blue Shield HMO, PPO health insurance and dental insurance
- Generous holiday, sick and vacation time schedule
Recent Job Postings
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POSTING DATE 2012-05-14
Information Systems Group Departmental and Billing CoordinatorProvided monthly billing for computer, phones, cell-phones, wireless services, copiers for the agency. Handles all billing inquires for vendors and agency staff as it relates to computer, phones, cell-phones, wireless services and copiers. Assist the CIO/CSO, with assigned task and schedules. Provides support for departmental operations. Assist in the checking in of deliveries of computer, phones, cell-phones, wireless services and copiers. Assist field staff whenever possible.
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POSTING DATE 2012-05-07
Immigrant Survivors Project SpecialistRenders direct immigration legal counseling to domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence and stalking immigrant victims and their dependent children concerning immigration matters, with emphasis on VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) and U Visa related matters. Prepares necessary immigration forms required by the US immigration laws and regulations for clients eligible to get a VAWA or U Visa benefit, observing the attorney-client relationship granted to Immigration/VAWA Specialist under out Accreditation by the U.S. Immigration Board of Appeals. Accompanies and represents clients before the USCIS officers. Ensures successful outcomes for program in compliance with Agency, PQI and funding expectations.
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POSTING DATE 2012-05-07
Child Care Site Director - St. AloysiusProvides management for the St. Aloysius Child Development Center. Ensures adherence to DCFS license standards, NAEYC standards and that all other regulatory and contractual requirements are being adhered to. Provides ongoing supervision to teaching staff other site staff in conjunction with department and service area administration, which is responsible for the financial and programmatic integrity of the Center.
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POSTING DATE 2012-05-07
Agency Trainer and RecruiterPresent and evaluate training and development programs for employees of Catholic Charities at Agency locations throughout Cook and Lake Counties. Support and promote the mission of Staff Development and Education and assist in the various tasks and projects of the Department. Communicates with the varied colleges and universities to maintain open lines of communication with all recipients of advanced educational opportunities. Handles inquiries regarding general employment to the organization; providing direct referrals where indicated. Assures that the placement of external ads are handled where requested. Actively promotes the recruitment of staff to meet the changing needs of the organization; specifically bi-lingual needs within the programs. Actively assists in searching for qualified candidates; keeping abreast on the newest recruitment sources and websites and their ramifications to agency participation. Serves as the Wellness representative; provides wellness trainings and solicits information and research on work/wellness issues. Performs other duties as assigned.
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POSTING DATE 2012-05-07
Case ManagerProvides direct service to elderly clients needing assessment and Case Management to remain safely and comfortably in the community. Completes home visits in the community, hospital(s), or in HUD 202 buildings. Proficiently conducts assessments on lap top in clients’ homes; provides information; develops realistic Care Plans; authorizes governmental services; refers and links clients; and monitors client services with supervisory guidance. Follows the standards and guidelines of the Illinois Department of Aging, the Area Agency on Aging, Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the Council on Accreditation. Skillfully utilizes computer systems; types service logs and case notes; and enters data electronically without supervisory prodding. Prepares billing information in an accurate and timely manner.
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