Build positive, respectful relationships with program participants, providing emotional support and encouraging active engagement in program activities.
Deliver one-on-one support aligned with Coordinated Care Plans, assisting with tasks such as form completion and navigating community resources.
Participate in the intake process, including applicant screening, interviews, onboarding, and follow-up for new participants.
Monitor client progress and well-being, contributing to care plan evaluations and recommending adjustments as needed.
Support goal setting and care planning to promote independence and community integration.
Assist with activities of daily living and use tools such as ADL/IADL to assess and support client needs.
Facilitate housing stabilization by helping with applications, monitoring waitlists, and liaising with housing support organizations.
Encourage participation in community activities and identify services that meet individual needs, providing guidance and instruction for successful engagement.
Collaborate with external service providers and community partners to strengthen support networks.
Respond to crises and distress behaviors using de-escalation strategies and trauma-informed approaches, ensuring safety and team communication.
Perform delegated health-related tasks, including medication management under professional guidance.
Arrange and, when necessary, accompany clients to appointments and community activities.
Maintain accurate documentation and case notes in a timely manner.
Uphold health and safety standards, including emergency procedures and fire regulations.
Contribute to program development and evaluation initiatives.
Work environment may involve exposure to second-hand smoke, odors, pests, and situations where clients use substances or have incontinence issues.
Clients may express distress through language or behavior, including swearing
Ability to lift up to 40 lbs is required.
Social Service Worker diploma or other related education.
2+ years’ experience supporting older adults with lived experience of homelessness, mental health concerns, and/or substance use.
Ability to interact effectively with high-risk, marginalized, and vulnerable individuals.
Demonstrated ability and experience dealing with aggressive behaviors and effective de-escalation and boundary-setting skills.
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