Santa Barbara Rescue Mission•Santa Barbara, California, United StatesInvite-only right now: save jobs, track applications, build tailored resumes
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9/29/2026
Employment
Full time
Range
$22 - $23/hr
Work style
On-site
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Core responsibilities
The Emergency Shelter Operator oversees daily shelter activities including guest check-in/out, meal service, and facility maintenance. They also provide administrative support, maintain accurate guest databases, and respond to mental health or crisis situations.
Requirements overview
Candidates must demonstrate leadership, compassion, and the ability to handle logistics in a high-pressure environment. The role requires availability for morning, evening, weekend, and holiday shifts, along with a commitment to shelter best practices.
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Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Employees
41
Type
Nonprofit
Size
11-50 employees
The Santa Barbara Rescue Mission has served the county and city of Santa Barbara for over 60 years, providing emergency services and long-term recovery for the homeless and addicted. We are the only emergency shelter that is open 365 nights of the year from Santa Maria to Ventura. In 2024, we provided 131,285 meals and 67,324 safe nights of shelter for individuals with no place else to turn. Because substance abuse has a sizable impact on our community and is often a contributing factor to homelessness, we focus 85% of our resources on recovery efforts employing both outpatient and residential modalities. The Mission’s 12-month residential recovery program aims to bring individuals from decades of addiction, institutionalization, and homelessness back to sobriety, health and wholeness. Certification through the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs ensures that participants receive the highest standard of treatment in a non-medical facility. The recovery programs are operated in two separate gender-specific locations for 45 men and 24 women. In 2024, 42 people completed the recovery program, joining over 1,000 graduates since 1997. Our most significant accomplishment is the long-term change we see in our graduates. In contrast to national statistics that show only 21% of those who complete addiction recovery programs not returning to dependency within five years, more than 65% of our graduates maintain recovery over this same time period.
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