Position Summary

MiND-AID is seeking a compassionate, approachable, and community-minded professional to join our team as a Mental Health System Navigator & Community Outreach Coordinator.

This role brings together two essential parts of our work: walking alongside young people and families as they navigate mental health and social service systems, and helping ensure that young people know where to turn for support in the first place.

The successful candidate will support client intake, identify individual needs, connect clients with appropriate services, and provide ongoing navigation and follow-up. They will also play an active role on the Mobile Youth Wellness Hub Team, bringing awareness and support into communities through outreach, community events, and public engagement.

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During the winter season, when outdoor activities and mobile outreach may be more challenging, this role will help maintain MiND-AID’s community presence through indoor events, information tables, presentations, and partnerships with local organizations.

This is an opportunity for someone who understands that sometimes the most important first step is simply making a connection—being a welcoming face, listening without judgment, helping someone find their next step, or letting a young person know that support is available.

We are looking for someone who can meet people where they are, build trust naturally, and bring warmth, creativity, and compassion to everything they do.

Employment Details

• Position Type: Full-Time, Salaried
• Hours: 40 hours per week
• Annual Salary: $62,400 CAD
• Health Benefits Account: $3,000 annually
• Work Model: Home-based, with flexible scheduling and regular community-based work
• Location: Muskoka and surrounding communities
• Travel Requirements: Regular travel for client meetings, Mobile Youth Wellness Hub stops, community outreach, partner meetings, and events throughout the region.

 

The position requires access to reliable transportation, comfort working independently, and a willingness to work in a variety of community settings. Some evening and weekend hours may be required to support community events and outreach activities.