Support Indigenous survivors through health and housing programming with Nakehndan in Sault Ste. Marie, including transitional housing and on-call assistance.
As a full-time Health and Housing Worker, you will report to the Transition & Housing Manager. The work combines client support, Noojimo’iwewin programming, cultural activities, food security, physical health, and alternative medicine. You will help programs operate professionally, efficiently, confidentially, and within Nakehndan’s mission and values.
Key Responsibilities:

Conduct weekly housing-unit check-ins and assess client needs
Remain on-call for housing emergencies and occupant support
Coordinate Noojimo’iwewin workshops, activities, and programs
Support cultural activities and ceremonies across programs
Complete reports, surveys, records, and program evaluations
Requirements:

Minimum two years of housing-field experience
Social Work diploma, related degree, or five-to-seven years’ experience
Valid driver’s licence and access to an insured vehicle
Favourable Vulnerable Sector Check
Knowledge of Anishinaabe culture, traditions, ceremonies, and teachings
Apply health, housing, cultural programming, and crisis-support skills while serving Indigenous women, families, and survivors.

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