Help adults with responsible mental illness pursue recovery through wellness planning, advocacy, and housing support in CMHA York Region's CHO Program. The position is permanent and full-time.

The Community Homes for Opportunity Housing Support Worker works in residential settings and the broader community. You will help clients define strengths, needs, long-term goals, and short-term objectives. You will also support resource access, financial management, relationships, and independence while collaborating within a multidisciplinary team.

Key Responsibilities:

- Identify client strengths, needs, goals, and action steps
- Support access to resources that maximize independence
- Participate in individual and systemic advocacy initiatives




- Build collaborative relationships with clients and team members
- Travel for client meetings, training, and other meetings

Requirements:

- Degree plus four years' or diploma plus six years' experience
- Experience with serious mental illness in community organizations
- Knowledge of mental health reform and applicable Ontario legislation
- Experience with congregate living or housing supports preferred
- Canadian Full G licence and satisfactory police check

Use communication, decision-making, and recovery-oriented practice to advance housing stability and client goals throughout the CHO Program.

📌 CHO Program Mental Health Worker (Aurora)
🏢 Indigenous professionals
📍 Aurora