TAY Supportive Services Care Coordinator

Score 69 / 100 · Nonprofit / advocacy

Lane fit

6 / 10 (worth 30)

Level

right level (worth 15)

Timing

does not fit her graduation timing (worth 15)

Pay

paid

Location

SF Bay

Employer

3 / 5 · full-time signal 2 / 3

Why

Care coordination for transition-age youth in San Francisco is community services work that fits her nonprofit and victim-services direction. It is paid (about $60-67K) and in person in SF, and it is an entry-level role, so it would convert to full-time work directly. The problem is timing: it is a full-time role posted in September 2026 that most likely needs to be filled now, and she does not graduate until May 2027. She also has no case management or social services experience. Her documentation, client-facing service with families, confidentiality and community outreach experience would transfer, but she should only pursue this if Five Keys would wait for a post-graduation start. Otherwise it is a poor fit now, though similar Five Keys roles could be worth watching for spring 2027.

Watch out for

• Full-time role posted 2026-09-06 likely needs an immediate start, before her May 2027 graduation
• Description is truncated, so exact duties and requirements are unclear
• Care coordination for transition-age youth (TAY) may require case management experience or a bachelor's degree she does not yet have
• No formal social services or case management experience
• Aggregator salary range is not confirmed by the employer

Resume angles

• Kiddleton: customer-facing service with families and children, plus documentation and daily tracking across three locations
• Encinitas Friends of the Arts: community outreach and event logistics, including events elevating Hispanic culture
• Confidentiality and discretion with sensitive information; ASL proficiency for accessible communication