Job opportunity
Mental Health Community Navigator
Canadian Mental Health Association- Calgary Region
Support mental health and substance use access as a Community Navigator with CMHA Calgary in a permanent, full-time position. Use person-centered guidance and local resource knowledge.
The Community Navigator connects individuals, families, clients, staff, and community partners with relevant services. This position requires an undergraduate human services degree, three years of mental health experience, and ASIST certification. You will support informed care choices while advancing connections across Calgary’s mental health, addiction, and social support systems.
Key Responsibilities:
Guide individuals and loved ones toward appropriate internal and external services
Maintain referral pathways and relationships with community organizations
Participate in partnership committees, action tables, and working groups
Facilitate learning sessions, wellness fairs, and program tours
Complete timely program data entry and short-term project development
Requirements:
Undergraduate degree in psychology, social work, education, nursing, sociology, or related human services
Minimum three years’ professional mental health experience
ASIST certification and crisis or suicidal ideation support experience
Cultural competency and strong relationship-building skills
Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and flexible travel availability
Bring mental health expertise, crisis support experience, and collaborative referral skills to connect Calgary communities with meaningful services.
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Apply on source site The Community Navigator connects individuals, families, clients, staff, and community partners with relevant services. This position requires an undergraduate human services degree, three years of mental health experience, and ASIST certification. You will support informed care choices while advancing connections across Calgary’s mental health, addiction, and social support systems.
Key Responsibilities:
Guide individuals and loved ones toward appropriate internal and external services
Maintain referral pathways and relationships with community organizations
Participate in partnership committees, action tables, and working groups
Facilitate learning sessions, wellness fairs, and program tours
Complete timely program data entry and short-term project development
Requirements:
Undergraduate degree in psychology, social work, education, nursing, sociology, or related human services
Minimum three years’ professional mental health experience
ASIST certification and crisis or suicidal ideation support experience
Cultural competency and strong relationship-building skills
Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and flexible travel availability
Bring mental health expertise, crisis support experience, and collaborative referral skills to connect Calgary communities with meaningful services.
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