Job opportunity
Supportive Housing Indigenous Services Worker
Aboriginal Housing Society of Prince George
Help tenants overcome barriers through support planning, community referrals, and crisis intervention with AHSPG in Prince George. Apply Indigenous cultural knowledge daily.
As an Indigenous Support Worker, you will collaborate with staff, tenants, and community service providers. You will create flexible, tenant-centred plans, connect individuals and families with resources, and coordinate culturally appropriate wrap-around supports. Your work promotes positive connections, safety, and security.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop tenant-centred plans addressing housing and service needs
Provide referrals for Indigenous support services and community resources
Use trauma-informed practices during conflict resolution and crises
Deliver social and recreational programming with tenants
Maintain records, reports, forms, emails, and tenant protocols
Requirements:
Two to three years’ frontline experience with vulnerable populations
Education in social work, human services, nursing, or related fields
Understanding of Indigenous history, culture, and diverse communities
Experience with trauma-informed, harm reduction, and evidence-based approaches
Microsoft Word, Outlook, Excel, and Publishing program experience
Use Indigenous cultural agility, tenant-centred planning, referrals, and crisis skills to strengthen housing support at AHSPG.
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Apply on source site As an Indigenous Support Worker, you will collaborate with staff, tenants, and community service providers. You will create flexible, tenant-centred plans, connect individuals and families with resources, and coordinate culturally appropriate wrap-around supports. Your work promotes positive connections, safety, and security.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop tenant-centred plans addressing housing and service needs
Provide referrals for Indigenous support services and community resources
Use trauma-informed practices during conflict resolution and crises
Deliver social and recreational programming with tenants
Maintain records, reports, forms, emails, and tenant protocols
Requirements:
Two to three years’ frontline experience with vulnerable populations
Education in social work, human services, nursing, or related fields
Understanding of Indigenous history, culture, and diverse communities
Experience with trauma-informed, harm reduction, and evidence-based approaches
Microsoft Word, Outlook, Excel, and Publishing program experience
Use Indigenous cultural agility, tenant-centred planning, referrals, and crisis skills to strengthen housing support at AHSPG.
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