Work at 211 LA
Work with 211 LA and Make a Difference in Your Community!
Since 1981, 211 LA County has been a leader in the Information and Referral industry by providing access to comprehensive social services and disaster support for Los Angeles County residents, 24 hours a day, 7 days per week to over 28,000 health and human service programs. Our team is dedicated to supporting our community and each other. Check back here for open job positions.
Systems Administrator
Note: This is a Remote position.
211 LA is searching for an experienced Systems Administrator committed to safeguarding critical systems, constructing innovative solutions, deploying software and hardware, delivering training, and contributing to formulating the overall IT strategy. The Systems Administrator will drive breakthrough innovations, spearhead challenging assignments, and be accountable for tangible outcomes. The ideal candidate thrives on applying their expertise to an information and referral industry, crafting practical solutions for comprehensive social services and disaster support in Los Angeles County.
Temporary Housing Coordinator
Note: This is a remote position.
The Temporary Housing Coordinator will be responsible for leading the agency’s functions related to enabling call-handling specialists to deliver consistent quality service to residents of Los Angeles County with Winter Shelter-related services, housing resources, and additional appropriate referrals to meet their needs. The Housing Coordinator will continuously guide and instruct staff to ensure that the Winter Shelter-Augmented Winter Shelter program and projects achieve contract requirements.
Housing Director
Note: This position is conducted remotely; however, occasional in-person meetings are required.
The position will be responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring processes to ensure 100% contract compliance with all Housing related programs. The Director of Housing Services will work with all aspects of the operation to meet the requirements of assigned contracts, create operational efficiencies, and raise the level of service quality delivered to the unhoused in Los Angeles County. This role also has a high level of interface with our housing funding partners such as LAHSA (Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority), and DCFS (Department of Children and Family Services).