Job Overview
The Outreach Worker plays a vital role in connecting communities with essential resources and services. This position involves engaging with individuals and groups to educate them about available programs, gather data on community needs, and promote initiatives that foster positive change. The ideal candidate will possess strong leadership skills, project management experience, and a passion for community service.
JOB DESCRIPTION
1) To provide advocacy for those requesting support in areas such as education, social assistance, etc
2) Provides a communication link between the client, the clients family members and/or care provider, and the appropriate HCHC department and other community agencies
3) Assists the clients with filling out various forms and applications when necessary
4) Encourages, educates and supports clients in advocating on their behalf
5) To facilitate the communication between clients and other community agencies.
6) Conducts home visits to clients when necessary
7) Provides appropriate referral to clients with health and social issues
8)
Provides community groups, facilitates projects that encourage the development of the community around identified issues of concern.
9) Develops and participated in group planning sessions that will benefit the community clients
10) Responsible for recording and keeping up to date records of all clients inter action the in electronic Medical Records. (EMR),
11) Work in a multi- disciplinary team of professionals.
Hope Centre Health Care., is”. A community healthcare facility committed to serving the needs of the people in the community.
Please forward resume to:
Ms. Giselle Lamy,
Executive Director
Hope Centre Health Care
240 Powers St. Wpg, Mb, R2W 5L1
[email protected]
Pay: $19.96-$21.50 per hour
Advantages:
- Company pension
- Dental care
- Disability insurance
- Employee assistance program
- Extended health care
- Flexible schedule
- Life insurance
- Vision care
Work Location: In person
📌 Outreach Worker (Winnipeg)
🏢 Hope Centre Health Care
📍 Winnipeg