Support overnight shelter intake with crisis counselling, advocacy, and resource referrals at Wasauksing First Nation on 10-hour shifts.
The Social Navigator & Intake Worker provides non-judgmental support to Indigenous residents and shelter guests. Under the Safe Home Manager, you attend the 24-hour intake line, welcome shelter users, and complete calm intake procedures. The work includes supporting men, women, and children experiencing domestic or intimate partner violence.
Key Responsibilities: Provide crisis counselling and help clients organize safety plans
Interview clients individually, with families, or referral sources
Complete intake registrations, service requests, and referrals
Maintain confidential daily documentation and client information
Provide advocacy, support,



and appropriate community resource referrals
Requirements: Two to three years’ frontline social service delivery experience
Degree, diploma, or equivalent education, training, and experience
Knowledge of Indigenous worldviews, wellness, and caring traditions
Robust interpersonal, verbal, written, and computer literacy skills
Valid driver’s licence and reliable personal vehicle
Bring compassionate intake, crisis support, advocacy, and referral skills to Wasauksing First Nation’s emergency shelter services.

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📌 Social Navigator Shelter Intake Worker (Manitoba)
🏢 Wasauksing First Nation
📍 Manitoba