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Behavioral Health Supportive Services Provider

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Continuum of Care Rental Assistance Program

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AgencyMaryland → Health & Human Services
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Performs trauma-informed, person-centered case management and supportive services for prime contractors on Baltimore County Department of Health projects. Screens applicants for HUD and Maryland BHA eligibility, develops outcome-based service plans, and transitions individuals from hospitals or jails to permanent housing. Utilizes HMIS for reporting. Adheres to 24 CFR 578 and HIPAA/HITECH standards. Delivers monthly service documentation and quarterly HMIS reports.

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