Recovery Coach

Job Type:  Permanent Full-Time (8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday)

Pay:  $24.95 per hour

About the role
We’re looking for a Recovery Support Worker to join our Transitions Team. The Recovery Support Worker is responsible for the development and implementation of a case plan that assists the client in increasing their overall stability and resiliency, as well as supporting clients in meeting their short- or long-term recovery goals. Your responsibilities would include:

Developing and delivering recovery-focused programming that promotes life skills and community engagement

Completing referrals to housing, treatment programs, and community-based resources

Provide transportation and accompany clients to medical, legal, treatment, or housing-related appointments using an agency vehicle

Create and implement client-centered safety plans and respond to crises as they arise

Maintain accurate documentation, including client files, case notes, and daily statistics

Provide educational presentations on topics related to health, addiction, and homelessness

Participate in regular team meetings and program evaluation activities

Role model Alpha House’s values and act as a positive ambassador with the public, businesses, and partner organizations

Support general program operations, including cleanliness and compliance with safety protocols (MSDS, WHMIS, OH&S)

Demonstrate strong knowledge of Alpha House’s policies and procedures and uphold them in all aspects of the role

About You
This is a weekday position with daytime hours, offering consistency and the opportunity to build meaningful client relationships. You would assist with completing daily admissions, including monitoring and responding to client needs. The ideal candidate would have the following:

A minimum two-year diploma in a relevant social science field (e.g., Social Work, Addictions), or currently enrolled

At least two years of direct case work experience, preferably with individuals experiencing addiction or homelessness

Preference given to candidates with knowledge and experience in Indigenous culture, programs, and services

Understanding of addiction, harm reduction, trauma-informed care, recovery-oriented systems of care, and mental health impacts

Skilled in de-escalation, crisis intervention, and safety planning

Highly organized, self-motivated, and capable of working independently

Strong rapport-building skills with clients and professional partners

Culturally sensitive with an inclusive, non-judgmental approach

Proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and Power Point

Excellent oral and written communication skills

Familiar with the Protection of Persons in Care Act and FOIP

Comfortable facilitating client workshops and educational sessions

Position Requirements

Class 5 (Non-GDL) driver’s license

Comfortable driving a large passenger van

Be able to physically assist clients from prone to sitting or standing, and vice versa

Able to provide a Vulnerable Sector Search, valid within the last six months, that does not contain any results material to the position

About Alpha House
Alpha House is dedicated to providing safe, caring, and respectful environments for individuals dealing with addiction and mental health challenges. Our team is passionate about making a difference in the lives of those we serve, offering comprehensive support and resources to help individuals on their journey to recovery and stability.

Benefits of working at Alpha House

Medical Benefits after six months of continuous work

Personal Development and training opportunities

If this role sounds like something you are interested in, we urge you to apply!

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