Mental Health Community Navigator (Alberta)

Mental Health Community Navigator (Alberta)

01 Nov
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Cmha Calgary
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Alberta

01 Nov

Cmha Calgary

Alberta

Guide Calgary community members toward mental health and substance use supports using person-centered referrals, resource knowledge, and compassionate communication.
As a permanent, full time Community Navigator with CMHA Calgary’s Community Programs department, you connect individuals and families with relevant internal and external services. You will support informed care choices, maintain referral pathways, and collaborate with teams and community partners. The position requires three years of professional mental health experience and an undergraduate human services degree.
Key Responsibilities: Provide accessible guidance on mental health and substance use services
Determine appropriate internal and external service referrals
Collaborate on targeted social support workshops and learning opportunities




Represent CMHA Calgary at committees, fairs, and community tables
Maintain timely program data entry and referral relationships
Requirements: Undergraduate degree in a human services field
Three years of professional mental health experience
ASIST certification and crisis support experience
Strong relationship-building, facilitation, and conflict-resolution skills
Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel across Calgary
Bring mental health expertise, collaborative communication, and referral knowledge to connect Calgary residents with appropriate community supports.

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📌 Mental Health Community Navigator (Alberta)
🏢 Cmha Calgary
📍 Alberta

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