Job opportunity
Mental Health Housing Specialist
Indigenous professionals
Use mental health expertise and Recovery principles as a Housing Specialist with CMHA York Region. This contract role serves clients across community settings.
As a Case Manager in Housing First, you will provide flexible, individualized support focused on housing stabilization and independence. The position includes client meetings, community integration, resource access, advocacy, and referrals. Work is based at the Aurora office, with extensive travel throughout York Region and South Simcoe. The contract is full-time at 35 hours weekly until March 31, 2028.
Key Responsibilities:
Build collaborative partnerships through non-judgmental, client-directed goal setting
Recognize trauma signs and provide appropriate short-term assistance
Explain confidentiality requirements and limitations to clients
Respond to internal and external client needs within parameters
Participate in advocacy initiatives improving resource access
Requirements:
Apply empowerment-oriented Recovery principles in client support
Know York Region and South Simcoe formal and informal resources
Understand poverty, stigma, medications, and mental health isolation
Demonstrate excellent oral and written communication skills
Use Microsoft Office and Outlook effectively
Bring trauma-informed awareness, Recovery practices, and resource knowledge to housing-focused mental health support at CMHA York Region.
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Apply on source site As a Case Manager in Housing First, you will provide flexible, individualized support focused on housing stabilization and independence. The position includes client meetings, community integration, resource access, advocacy, and referrals. Work is based at the Aurora office, with extensive travel throughout York Region and South Simcoe. The contract is full-time at 35 hours weekly until March 31, 2028.
Key Responsibilities:
Build collaborative partnerships through non-judgmental, client-directed goal setting
Recognize trauma signs and provide appropriate short-term assistance
Explain confidentiality requirements and limitations to clients
Respond to internal and external client needs within parameters
Participate in advocacy initiatives improving resource access
Requirements:
Apply empowerment-oriented Recovery principles in client support
Know York Region and South Simcoe formal and informal resources
Understand poverty, stigma, medications, and mental health isolation
Demonstrate excellent oral and written communication skills
Use Microsoft Office and Outlook effectively
Bring trauma-informed awareness, Recovery practices, and resource knowledge to housing-focused mental health support at CMHA York Region.
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