Case Management

B:E's case management services are for youth in need of extra support in reaching their goals.

What does a case manager do?

Very simply, a case manager is a professional who helps clients work on and reach their goals: someone who offers support, guidance and useful information – especially in the areas of housing, education, employment and medical services.

Your case manager can help you identify areas of your life that are working well and those you need or want to work on.

He or she will connect you with resources and services, and help you stay on track as you move forward, checking in with you on a regular basis to see how things are going.

Case management services are available to youth from age 18 until they turn 21.

For more information, call (510) 667-7694 and ask to speak to the worker of the day.