Jobs at Launch Housing

Supports primary school-aged children and caregivers affected by homelessness or family violence to improve school engagement and attendance. The role provides child-centred case management, educational assessments, advocacy, referrals, caregiver and school capacity building, training, stakeholder collaboration, service coordination, recordkeeping, and mentoring across Launch Housing programs.

Provides intensive, outreach-based case management to families and children experiencing housing insecurity. The role assesses eligibility, develops and implements strengths-based case plans, supports families to maintain safe housing, maximizes access to government assistance, and connects clients with education, health, employment, training, and community services. Case Managers use family-oriented and child-centred approaches, collaborate with external stakeholders, and engage vulnerable clients through flexible support strategies.

Coordinate the Education First Youth Foyer program, supervise Youth Development Workers, and ensure consistent 24/7 support for young people experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Responsibilities include maintaining practice framework fidelity, developing partner relationships, supporting staff performance and training, promoting an Advantaged Thinking culture, and driving continuous program improvement and positive student outcomes.

Provides administrative support across the employee lifecycle, including onboarding, offboarding, employee records, HR systems, compliance checks, shared inboxes, and employee queries. Coordinates learning and development logistics, external training providers, LMS maintenance, attendance tracking, and reporting. Supports broader People team initiatives, manages invoices and documentation, handles confidential information, and contributes to process improvements and a positive employee experience.

Provides intensive, outreach-based case management to families and children experiencing housing instability. The role develops individualized case plans, supports families to establish or maintain housing, connects clients with community resources, maximizes access to income assistance, and coordinates education, health, employment, and recreational services. Case Managers engage sensitively with vulnerable and culturally diverse clients while prioritizing children’s needs and collaborating with external stakeholders.