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Catholic Charities Diocese of Charlotte is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to serving and uplifting the most vulnerable members of our community across western North Carolina. Rooted in the values of compassion, respect, and dignity, our organization provides a wide range of services, including refugee resettlement, food assistance, crisis intervention, and counseling. By partnering with local parishes, businesses, and volunteers, Catholic Charities strives to empower individuals and families to overcome challenges, achieve self-sufficiency, and build stronger communities.

Join us in providing help and hope for people in need in the Diocese of Charlotte. Click the job title to download the job description in PDF.

*Available Out Of Any Office Location

Title: Mental Health Counselor- Bilingual English/Spanish
Location: Charlotte, Salisbury, Winston-Salem, Asheville, Lenior, Murphy, North, Greensboro
Apply Date: Open until filled
Contact: Apply at Paylocity here.
Schedule: Full-Time

Description: Provides professionally licensed mental health counseling services to participants in compliance with Agency philosophy, policy, procedures, and professional criteria; carries and manages a caseload as assigned. Possession of a current NC license as a LCMHC, LCMHCA, LCSW, LMFT, or LPA. Bilingual English/Spanish skills are required. Apply on Paylocity.

Central Regional Office

No open positions.

Charlotte Regional Office

Title: Case Coordinator—Supportive Services for Veteran Families
Location: Charlotte, NC
Apply Date: Open until filled
Contact: Apply at Paylocity here.
Schedule: Full-Time

Description: The Case Coordinator assumes primary responsibility for direct casework services for program participants including securing housing; ensures compliance with contractual requirements and agency policies and procedures; employs case coordination procedures and case management principles to assist program participants in reaching their goals; as assigned, directs the work of others in provision of services. Apply at the link above.

Title: Office Support Specialist
Location: Charlotte, NC
Apply Date: Open until filled
Contact: Apply at Paylocity here
Schedule: Part-time

Description: The Office Support Specialist provides comprehensive administrative, front desk, and project coordination support to ensure the efficient operation of the office and the successful execution of organizational initiatives. This position supports staff with tasks, coordinates administrative functions, prepares financial and operational documentation, and organizational support while maintaining confidentiality, professionalism, and exceptional participant service.

Title: Quality Assurance Specialist- Supportive Services for Veteran Families
Location: Charlotte, NC
Apply Date: Open until filled
Contact: Apply at Paylocity here
Schedule: Full-Time

Description: The Quality Assurance (QA) Specialist is responsible for ensuring the integrity, compliance, and quality of service delivery within the SSVF Program. This role provides independent oversight of case management practices, documentation, and data systems to ensure alignment with U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) regulations, SSVF grant requirements, and agency policies.

The QA Specialist conducts audits, analyzes program data, identifies risks, and drives continuous quality improvement (CQI) efforts. This position balances compliance with a veteran-centered approach, ensuring both regulatory adherence and meaningful participant outcomes. The QA Specialist collaborates with program leadership and staff while maintaining objectivity and accountability in monitoring performance and enforcing standards.

Disaster Relief

No open positions.

Mental Health Counseling

No open positions.

Piedmont Triad Office

No open positions.

Refugee Services Office

No open positions.

Western Regional Office

Title: Disaster Case Manager
Location: Asheville, NC
Apply Date: Open until filled
Contact: Apply at Paylocity here
Schedule: Full-time

Description: Works directly with individuals and families affected by a natural disaster, providing comprehensive case management support by assessing their needs, connecting them to available resources, and guiding them through the recovery process, and acting as a primary point of contact to ensure they receive necessary assistance to re-establish normalcy after the disaster.  

This position is limited duration and intended to support short-term needs, with the duration subject to change based on organizational needs.