Social Worker, Housing

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Job Title: Social Worker,Housing

Job Posting Number:

Posting Type:Internal& External

Posting Period:Wednesday, October 21, 2026, at 8:30 a.m. to Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at 4:30 p.m.

Department
:

Housing &Children’s Services

Union:C.U.P.E. Local 543

Position Status:Regular Full-Time & Temporary Full-Time

Job Code:543601

Grade/Class:0.21

Number of Positions:2 Regular Full-Time & up to 5 Temporary Full-Time

Rate of Pay
: $43.41- $51.04per hour

Hours of Workper Week
:35.00hours

Shift Work

Required:

Yes

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Providing short (up to 30 days) to long term (36+ months) on-site and in-home intensive case management support to individuals and families who may be vulnerable, at risk or experiencing homelessness;

• Creating and updating case plans on a regular basis;

• Providing crisis intervention and clinical counselling using various therapeutic modalities;

• Assessing bio-psychosocial needs and makes referrals to appropriate community resources;

• Completing suicide,homicideand other risk assessments, and where appropriate, co-creating safety plans with clients;

• Completing applications to the Justice of the Peace for Form 2 - Order for Examination under s.16 of the Mental Health Act, where appropriate;

• Coordinating andfacilitatinginterdisciplinary case conferences for high acute individuals with complex needs with internal and external sector stakeholders in health, justice, housing, homelessness, socialservicesand others, as necessary;

• Facilitating client, family, residenteducationand support groups, as needed;

• Scheduling andfacilitatingweekly conference calls with community agencies for emergency shelter diversion or other purposes, as directed;

• Participating in community tables / meetings, as assigned;

• Reviewing medical and other documentation to support case plans;

• Attending encampments and/or responding to outdoor homelessness, as directed;

• Providing on-site task supervision and facilitates training for social work students (BSW and MSW);

• Liaising, providing consultation and acting as a resource to management, internal and externalstaffand community agencies to ensure client and departmental needs are met;

• Maintaining professional relations with clients, the public, elected officials, colleagues, internal and external agency staff

• Maintaining and documenting all client interactions using aCRMS system sand the Homeless Individuals and Families Information System (HIFIS), socialassistanceelectronic data managementsystemsor other electronic tools, as directed;

• Composing professional correspondence, as required;

• Working in compliance with the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice under the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers and other relevant program guidelines, policies,procedures and…