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Outreach Worker
From $30.87 an hour
Permanent

Job details

From $30.87 an hour
Employee assistance program, RRSP match
Permanent
Halifax, NS

Full job description

Job Ad: Full Time Outreach Worker

At Shelter Nova Scotia we provide places to stay and services to promote stability for marginalized individuals. You will contribute to a community without judgement with spaces and places for people to belong.

About the Program

The Outreach Team meets people who are experiencing unsheltered homelessness where they are - connecting with them in encampments, vehicles, wooded areas, or other locations in the Halifax Regional Municipality. The Outreach Team works with individuals, couples, and families who are primarily living unsheltered. Their focus is to address immediate needs and help connect people to shelter and housing options. Their work is not just about moving people indoors — it’s about making sure no one is forgotten, and that people have opportunities to self-identify the goals they want to pursue.

Requirements

  • Degree in Social Sciences, Social Work, Human Services or a Diploma from a recognized educational institution with relevant experience such as human services, social services, healthcare, or a combination of education and experience is required
  • A Valid Drivers License
  • Favourable Criminal Record Check and Child Abuse Registry Check will be required
  • Must have Standard First Aid/CPR Level “C” or be willing to acquire within the first 6 months of employment.
  • 1 year working in shelter services, homelessness, supportive housing or a similar environment is considered an asset

Hours of Work

40 Hours per week per assigned schedule This is an awake position, staff are required to stay awake, alert, and vigilant at all times while on duty.

Salary

$30.87 per hour

Benefits

  • 3 weeks' vacation
  • 12 paid personal days
  • Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Upon completion of probation

  • Heath & Dental
  • 2% RRSP Match

Shelter Nova Scotia is committed to building a diverse and inclusive community without judgement. We value people for who they are, the uniqueness they bring and the opportunities to learn from our differences. We welcome applications from members of diverse communities.

Pay: $30.87 per hour

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