Mkaana'aa Wii-giiwe'aad Case Manager - Greater Sudbury, Canada - Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services
Description
Position:
Mkaana'aa wii-giiwe'aad Case Manager
Closing:
Posting will remain open until filled
Term:
Full Time (35 hours per week)
Salary Range:
$54,800- $64, 400
Our Vision is "to lead the design, development, and delivery of sustainable and culturally appropriate housing that promotes excellence in the Indigenous community and organizational infrastructures.
We are currently seeking a Mkaana'aa wii-giiwe'aad Case Manager For our office located in Sudbury, Ontario.
Reporting to the Resilience Coach/Supervisor, the successful applicant will be an integral member of the Mkaana'aa wii
PLEASE APPLY ON OUR CAREERS PAGE:
In meeting the objectives and vision of the organization, preference will be given to qualified individuals of First Nation, Métis, or Inuit ancestry, and are asked to self-identify on their cover letter.
Compensation:
In return for your ongoing excellent performance, strong work ethic, and commitment to our vision, mission, values, strategic plan, and the people we serve, Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services offers a comprehensive compensation package.
This comprehensive compensation package includes:
- Challenging and fulfilling work; an inclusive and supportive team; and a work environment steeped in and guided by Indigenous culture;
- Comprehensive medical & dental benefits + company vehicles available for some fieldwork;
- Additional paid holidays (in addition to statutory holidays) include Louis Riel Day, National Indigenous Peoples Day, Remembrance Day, Easter Monday and Family Day;
- Opportunity for cultural, educational, and other approved leaves;
- Supported training opportunities for personal and professional development while reciprocally enhancing organizational capacity;
- A competitive salary in the pay band B6 $54,800 $64,400
Duties and responsibilities will include, but not be limited to the following:
- Support the OAHS mission and vision and make significant contributions to the achievement of the corporate strategic plan;
- Contribute to the success of the Mkaana'aa wiigiiwe'aad Program;
- Assist with the delivery of the Mkaana'aa wiigiiwe'aad Program according to specified policies, procedures and program guidelines;
- Provide outreach and intensive case management services to individuals experiencing homelessness;
- Identify the target population, perform screening assessments, make appropriate referrals and provide linkage to primary care, mental health, and all other social services that are required;
- Develop, implement and revise individual case plans (Journey Plans) and monitor individual progress toward goals;
- Advocate on individual's behalf when necessary;
- Facilitate development of life skills, social inclusion, engagement and traditional wellness;
- Collect quantitative and qualitative data and submit monthly reports;
- Build positive relationships with individuals and support their personal development;
- Work with traditional resource people and Elders to provide traditional wellness/healing;
- Participate in weekly team meetings;
- Contribute to the development and implementation of plans to reduce and eliminate arrears;
- Complete data entry and provide monthly data reports as required;
- Maintain appointment calendars, coordinate schedules, assist with staff meetings, teleconferences, seminars and/or training sessions;
- Provide routine program information as required;
- Escort individuals to hospital, medical appointments, court, treatment, etc.;
- Carry out home visits with individuals;
- Work in collaboration with the team, including Case Managers, Research Coordinator, and Supervisor, as well as with other OAHS departments; and
- Other duties as required.
- Knowledge of and an appreciation for Indigenous cultures and demonstrated values that focus on assisting people;
- Degree or Diploma/Certification in Human Services or a combination of education and relevant experience;
- Previous experience working with people experiencing homelessness or who have challenges in obtaining and maintaining housing, within diverse communities;
- Demonstrated crisis intervention, counselling, conflict resolution, and advocacy skills;
- Strong writing skills as applied to social assistance appeals, business letters, etc.;
- Knowledge of the political, structural and sociological reasons for homelessness and poverty;
- Ability to work with all levels of professionals in community agencies and government offices;
- Ability to collaborate with individuals, tenant groups, agencies and other organizations working towards social change;
- Demonstrated ability to work independently within a highly motivated, professional and resultsoriented team;
- Working knowledge of MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Experience with MS Publisher, databases, accounting systems, and project management software will be considered an asset;
- Strong
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