Support Indigenous community wellness in Victoria as a Mental Health and Substance Use Support Worker using trauma-informed, person-centred care.
Working with the VNFC Wellness and Health Team, this position supports Métis, Inuit, Status, and non-Status First Nations community members. The work includes one-to-one assistance, screening, assessment, care planning, referrals, education, and follow-up. You will coordinate Wellness and Recovery Support groups while connecting with professionals, agencies, and traditional Indigenous helping practices where appropriate.
Key Responsibilities: Provide one-to-one mental health and substance use support
Complete screening, assessments, and individualized service plans
Coordinate Wellness and Recovery Support groups
Provide education, referrals, assistance, and follow-up support




Document activities and maintain accurate case management records
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent related education and experience
Experience working within Indigenous communities or nonprofit organizations
Knowledge of cultural safety, humility, harm reduction, and trauma-informed care
Valid British Columbia driver’s license and clean driving record
Vulnerable sector criminal record check completed within six months
Bring culturally protected communication, assessment, and support skills to VNFC’s community-based mental health and substance use services.

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📌 Indigenous Mental Health Support Worker (British Columbia)
🏢 Victoria Native Friendship Centre
📍 British Columbia