#2026-006 | Community Outreach Worker Wiisocotatiwin

Date: January 13 2026

Position: Community Outreach Worker - Wiisocotatiwin (ACT)

Status: Full Time 1.0 FTE Permanent

Hours of Work*:Monday Friday: 8:45am - 5:00pm

Department: Community Services

Job Posting No.: #2026-006

Reports to: Program Manager Wiisocotatiwin - ACT

Closing Date: January 27 2026 at 4:00pm

Union: CUPE Community

Salary: $25.631-$29.643/hr

*These hours are dependent on the operational requirements of the organization

*Mount Carmel Clinic operates out of multiple locations; you may be required to work in other areas

Functioning as part of the coordinated service delivery team the Outreach Worker works proactively with new and existing clients offering a range of support and recovery services within as existing service plan and on an as-needed basis. The Outreach Worker is a relationship-builder and advocate and provides services in a non-judgmental and culturally appropriate manner helping clients to build new skills and achieve their goals.

This Program works within an Assertive Community Treatment Model and utilizes the Housing First Principles from a social justice orientation which includes harm reduction pro-choice social determinants of health human rights social development population health health equality and trauma informed client centered practice.

Valid drivers license and access to a reliable vehicle

Minimum of 2 years experience working in community preferably with program target population

Experience providing outreach with hard to reach population

Proven knowledge and ability in relationship-building critical thinking facilitation decision-making problem-solving and conflict resolution skills

Demonstrated ability to prioritize and focus work-related activities to effectively and efficiently achieve service goals and produce expected results/outcomes

Commitment to the principles that guide Mount Carmel Clinic as reflected in the history vision mission and values

Knowledge and historical factors that affect the health and well-being of Indigenous individuals and families

Proven ability to work within a team environment with respect professionalism cooperation sensitivity and cultural awareness

Strong knowledge commitment and demonstrated ability to apply diversity equity cultural safety pro-choice social determinants of health population health harm reduction trauma-informed and community development principles in all aspects of the work

Excellent verbal and written communication skills and proficiency in the use of computer systems

Post-secondary education in a Social Services field

Applicants with lived or living experience in the sex trade work are encouraged to self-declare on their resume

Please submit your application here: link can also be found under Employment Opportunities on our website:

thank all applicants; however we will only contact candidates who are selected & applied via link for the interview.