The Role
Provide community-based, culturally responsive intensive case management and advocacy for adults facing homelessness, addiction, and mental health challenges. Co-develop personalized support plans, promote independence, assist with illness management, medications, nutrition, and connect people to community resources. Work flexibly in homes and community settings as part of a collaborative team.
Summary Generated by Built In
Do you consider yourself a strong advocate? Do you enjoy helping
others achieve their goals? If so, we want to hear from you.
Why KACL?
Since 1960, KACL has promoted inclusion and social justice in our community. We are a not-for-profit, charitable organization made up of some of the most compassionate, caring, and hardworking people you’ll ever meet.
We are one of the largest employers in Kenora, and our goal is to be the employer of choice by focusing on safety, courtesy, teamwork, and inclusion. This position is in partnership with the Homeless, Addiction, and Recovery Treatment (HART) Hub, a collaborative initiative designed to provide a seamless continuum of care through a culturally responsive and healing-centered model. Tailored to meet the needs of individuals facing homelessness, addiction, and mental health challenges, the Kenora HART Hub serves as a vital anchor for support within the Kenora geographical area, and surrounding communities. By delivering coordinated, compassionate, and evidence-based services, the HART Hub ensures equitable access to care. This approach integrates holistic and culturally grounded practices, to promote stability, healing, and long-term recovery for members who are most vulnerable within our communities.
Within this partnership, KACL’s Community Mental Health Intensive Case Management program advocates for individual choice and encourages people to pursue their interests and engage in activities despite barriers. Community Consultants are strong advocates who bring their voice into our community to assist adults in managing their illnesses. They jointly develop support plans with individuals to work towards their personal goals. You will provide supports focused on building confidence and independence and the discovery of each person’s unique gifts and abilities to be used in the achievement of their identified goals and dreams.
You are:
- Passionate About People: You strive to foster connections with people from all walks of life. You are curious and empathetic in your venture to build trust and understanding.
- Respectful: You value people as they are and without judgment.
- Energized: You see possibilities where there is adversity and are inspired to help others accomplish their goals.
- Adaptive: You see challenges as an opportunity to learn, grow, and find solutions; you welcome change as part of this process.
- An Advocate: You believe that everyone has a story that deserves to be heard.
You Will:
- Be part of a team of strong advocates that never give up on the people we support.
- Promote independence to build confidence and dignity.
- Assist people in managing their illnesses, learning about their medications, eating nutritiously, and exploring available opportunities in the community.
- Participate in a dynamic schedule that meets the needs of each person.
- Provide tailored supports to individuals in their homes and in various community settings.
You’ll Love:
- Being part of a progressive organization that makes a real difference in our community.
- A positive, fun, professional team that needs and values your gifts and talents.
- Great medical, dental, vision, and disability coverage, and our pension plan.
- Opportunities for personal and professional growth, and exploration of your gifts.
Vacancies: We are looking to fill one (1) full-time position.
Deadline: Applications must be submitted by Sunday, August 23, 2026.
This is an on-site position based in Kenora, Ontario. Nestled on the shores of the stunning Lake of the Woods in Northwestern Ontario, Kenora offers the charm of a close-knit community combined with exceptional outdoor recreation. Located near the Ontario–Manitoba border, Kenora is approximately a two-hour drive east of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
KACL is committed to employment equity and diversity and welcomes qualified applicants from the full range of identities, backgrounds, and experiences. Accommodations are available for all parts of the recruitment and selection process.
Skills Required
- Strong advocacy skills and ability to represent client interests
- Experience supporting adults with mental health, addiction, or homelessness challenges
- Ability to develop individualized support plans and promote independence
- Provide in-home and community-based supports and outreach
- Compassionate, non-judgmental, culturally responsive approach
- Willingness to work a dynamic, flexible schedule to meet client needs
- Ability to work on-site in Kenora, Ontario
- Teamwork and collaboration within a multi-agency HART Hub model
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The Company
What We Do
The Kenora Association for Community Living (KACL) is a community-based organization dedicated to supporting individuals with developmental needs and mental health challenges. Their mission focuses on fostering belonging, social justice, and reconciliation within the Kenora community by providing services such as adult protective services, children's support, and community mental health programs. They aim to welcome each person's gifts and individuality through meaningful relationships in resilient, connected communities where everyone belongs.
