Deliver culturally safe, trauma-informed case management from Kenora HART Hub sites while supporting adults facing homelessness, addictions, and mental health challenges.
The full-time Adult Case Manager works within Kenora Chiefs Advisory's Mental Health & Addictions Department. Reporting to the Mental Health and Addictions Programs Manager, this position provides transitional support, clinical case management, crisis intervention, and culturally grounded referrals. Services support clients across Kenora and Treaty #3 First Nation communities.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct intake, admissions, and initial psychosocial assessments
- Create individualized care plans within 30 days
- Coordinate referrals, appointments, transitions, and aftercare
- Provide crisis intervention, advocacy, counseling, and safety planning
- Maintain accurate weekly client records and program statistics
Requirements:
- University degree or college diploma in psychology or social work
- Three to five years of case management experience
- Experience supporting adults with trauma, mental health, and substance use challenges
- Knowledge of Anishinaabe culture and First Nation communities
- Valid driver's license, vehicle, and willingness to travel
Apply your case management, counseling, crisis response, and culturally responsive practice skills with the Kenora HART Hub.
Adult Case Manager Mental Health Addictions in Alton employer: Kenora Chiefs
Kenora Chiefs Advisory is an exceptional employer that prioritizes the well-being and empowerment of Anishinaabe individuals and those living with disabilities. With a strong commitment to culturally grounded, trauma-informed services, employees benefit from a supportive work culture that fosters personal and professional growth while making a meaningful impact in the community. Located in Niisaachewan, Ontario, this role offers unique opportunities for outreach and engagement across eight affiliated First Nations, ensuring that every team member plays a vital role in promoting financial stability and independence.
