Job opportunity
Community Mental Health Case Manager
CMHA Durham
Support mental health clients through case management, advocacy, and individualized care planning at CMHA Durham’s CHO program. Work across office and field environments.
Reporting to the CHO Lead, this Case Manager supports clients in Community Homes for Opportunity residences. The work combines therapeutic relationships, life-skills teaching, and coordination with community providers. You will help clients pursue stability, growth, and independent housing through recovery-focused services.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage an assigned caseload within CHO program residences
Process intakes and prepare individualized supportive client care plans
Develop, evaluate, and revise treatment goal plans collaboratively
Teach life skills supporting progress toward independent housing
Coordinate appointments, transportation, peer supports, and family connections
Requirements:
Related post-secondary education and one year of experience
Knowledge of Ontario mental health and consent legislation
Ability to build therapeutic and community partner relationships
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Valid Ontario driver’s licence, vehicle, and appropriate insurance
Bring case management, client advocacy, and care coordination skills to CMHA Durham’s recovery-focused CHO services.
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Apply on source site Reporting to the CHO Lead, this Case Manager supports clients in Community Homes for Opportunity residences. The work combines therapeutic relationships, life-skills teaching, and coordination with community providers. You will help clients pursue stability, growth, and independent housing through recovery-focused services.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage an assigned caseload within CHO program residences
Process intakes and prepare individualized supportive client care plans
Develop, evaluate, and revise treatment goal plans collaboratively
Teach life skills supporting progress toward independent housing
Coordinate appointments, transportation, peer supports, and family connections
Requirements:
Related post-secondary education and one year of experience
Knowledge of Ontario mental health and consent legislation
Ability to build therapeutic and community partner relationships
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Valid Ontario driver’s licence, vehicle, and appropriate insurance
Bring case management, client advocacy, and care coordination skills to CMHA Durham’s recovery-focused CHO services.
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