Job Postings

JOB FUNCTION:

The Street Outreach worker provides support to homeless individuals living on the street, in parks, ravines to address their basic needs to live a life away from homelessness and toward a more self-sufficient lifestyle, a while ultimately working towards finding safe and sustainable housing.

SOW 26-10

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This position is responsible for coordinating the life skills portion of the Sagatay program, a supportive healing and learning environment for Indigenous men.  The successful candidate will work closely with the care team to support the goals and objectives of the clients and the program.

Life Skills Program Coordinator 26-08

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Auduzhe is seeking a part‑time Family Physician to join our Indigenous‑led interdisciplinary primary health care team. The successful candidate will have experience working with First Nations, Inuit and Métis (FNIM) communities and a demonstrated commitment to providing culturally safe, trauma‑informed, and wholistic care, relational primary care. This role supports individuals, families, and communities with complex mental health and wellness needs, within a collaborative, community‑based primary care setting

This role is primarily focused on supporting First Nations, Inuit and Métis (FNIM) community members, including individuals who are vulnerable, structurally marginalized, and/or experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity. Candidates must demonstrate a strong commitment to culturally safe, trauma‑informed, and anti‑oppressive practice, and an understanding of the impacts of colonialism, intergenerational trauma, and social determinants of health.

Family MD 26-08

JOB FUNCTION:

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Provide culturally safe care to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis community members in Toronto
• Work independently and as part of a team while supporting clients who present with a range of complex needs such as mental health, addiction, and psychosocial issues
• Advocate for clients and assist in systems navigation including legal, medical and financial assistance, housing, education & employment, health & well-being, transportation, and other services
• Assist in locating culturally appropriate community resources by liaising with community groups and other health/social service agencies to provide referral information for clients
• Provide short term crisis prevention/response, de-escalation, and stabilization through instrumental support and referrals to culturally appropriate crisis services
• Facilitate transportation and/or accompany clients to medical appointments, court, community programs and other appointments as needed
• Establish trusting relationships with FNIM community members and families
• Collaborate with psychiatrist, psychotherapist, Community Health Worker, and medical team within Auduzhe Mino Nesewinong to ensure clients are integrated into the appropriate services
• Meets regularly with individual clients to monitor needs and progress on an ongoing basis, provide case management, referrals, mentoring and coaching
• Triage and support incoming requests for services and support team as required within the scope of the role
• Promote Auduzhe to external neighbourhood agencies and build strong working relationships with community agencies
• Provide supports to assist with housing stabilization
• Provides intensive case management to individuals experiencing serious mental illness and dealing with possible addictions issues, involvement in the legal system and/or homelessness

Social Worker 26-08

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The Physiotherapist position is intended to support the team at Auduzhe Mino Nesewinong in creating a welcoming and culturally safe space for Indigenous clients.  The physiotherapist will provide wholistic and comprehensive care for adults and children attending the Auduzhe Mino Nesewinong Indigenous Interdisciplinary Primary Care Team site.

Physiotherapist 26-07

JOB FUNCTION:

Auduzhe Mino Nesewinong (Place of Healthy Breathing) is an Indigenous‑led primary health care initiative that has supported First Nations, Inuit and Métis (FNIM) community members for more than 5 years. Grounded in Indigenous values, self‑determination, and relationship‑based care, Auduzhe was established to address systemic barriers experienced by FNIM peoples. Through trusted community partnerships and outreach‑based service delivery, Auduzhe has grown into an interdisciplinary primary health care model that provides culturally safe, trauma‑informed, and wholistic care across the continuum, including health promotion, disease prevention, mental health and wellness, and primary care services. Embedded within Na‑Me‑Res (Native Men’s Residence), Auduzhe also supports Indigenous men residing at the shelter by delivering culturally safe, trauma‑informed primary health care and mental wellness services in a familiar and trusted setting. Auduzhe’s approach prioritizes community‑identified needs, continuity of care, and coordination with Indigenous and allied service providers, while advancing Indigenous ways of knowing and being within primary health care settings.

The Chiropodist position is intended to support the team at Auduzhe Mino Nesewinong in creating a welcoming and culturally safe space for Indigenous clients.  The main functions of the chiropodist are to provide direct care to clients to recognize and treat pathologies in the foot area, which diminish the health, mobility, comfort and independence of clients. In addition, the chiropodist will provide health teaching, advocacy and health promotion services for clients, as well as consultation to nurses providing foot care services.

Chiropodist 26-05

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Reporting to the Lead Cook, the Releif Cook is responsible for providing nutritious and well-balanced meals to residents while adhering to food and safety standards.

Part Time Cook 26-05

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As a Client Care Worker, you will work in partnership with members of the client care team to provide support and ensure the delivery of the client’s personal care plan which will address their physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs.

Client Care Worker Relief 2025