Support Indigenous tenants through culturally appropriate services, trauma-informed practices, and housing-focused advocacy in Prince George. Work within AHSPG’s supportive housing community.
Reporting to the Manager Supportive Housing, the Indigenous Support Worker provides emotional and cultural support. You will build tenant connections, develop individualized service plans, and coordinate wrap-around resources with community partners. The work supports safety, security, and personal goals.
Key Responsibilities: Build respectful working relationships with tenants and AHSPG staff
Provide conflict resolution and crisis support using trauma-informed practices
Connect tenants with community resources and culturally appropriate supports
Assist with support plans, programming, inspections, and unit preparation
Monitor visitors, assess emergencies,



and complete required documentation
Requirements: Diploma or degree in human services, social work, or community planning
Two to three years’ frontline experience supporting vulnerable populations
Knowledge of Indigenous culture, history, mental health, addictions, and housing supports
Skills in harm reduction, client-centred practice, crisis intervention, and conflict resolution
Valid driver’s license and Criminal Record Review for vulnerable adults
Bring culturally grounded support, advocacy, crisis response, and housing resource coordination to AHSPG tenants in Prince George.

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📌 Indigenous Housing Support Worker (British Columbia)
🏢 Aboriginal Housing Society of Prince George
📍 British Columbia