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 Secure 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
- Strong 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.

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