30-MH-24: RESIDENTIAL ADDICTIONS WORKER - SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

Under the direction of the TAY housing support Manager, the Residential Addiction Worker will carry out programming and lectures as per schedule; facilitate groups; orientate new clients to the housing support programs, transport clients to case conferences and medical appointments; maintain daily recording; case notes; ensures the safety and well-being of the clients, and the security of the TAY housing support unit in the provision of both day and evening programming.

Candidates without the specific education qualifications and where the position does not require certified qualification to practice, but who possess an appropriate combination of experience and other academic qualifications will also be considered Must possess a Class “F” driver’s license or be willing to obtain a Class “F” license and have access to a personal vehicleA criminal records check is required and a child welfare check is required upon hiring

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