Providing housing, support services + employment & education opportunities for people living with mental illness.
Vancouver, BC.
Embarking on the road to recovery from mental illness is a deeply personal decision followed by an equally personal process. Community-based mental health care allows for programs, services, and resources to be customized around each person’s unique recovery needs. For 45+ years, Coast Mental Health has been empowering people living with mental illness by providing three essential pillars of sustained recovery: housing, support services, and employment/education. Every donation to Coast Mental Health Foundation provides people living with mental illness with a meaningful place in our community – a place to live, a place to connect, and a place to work.
On-site · Port Coquitlam
The nurse provides psychiatric and nursing care, including assessments, pharmacotherapy, and crisis intervention within a supported housing environment. They work as part of a multidisciplinary team to develop and implement care plans for clients experiencing mental illness, homelessness, and trauma.
On-site · Port Coquitlam
The Rehab Worker delivers gender-specific, trauma-informed care to individuals experiencing homelessness, mental illness, and addictions. They utilize structured, client-centered interventions to support community transition and improve overall functioning.
On-site · Vancouver
The intern will assist in reviewing and updating accounting and payroll processes, including accounts receivable, accounts payable, and bank reconciliations. They will also help maintain and update standard operating procedures under the direction of the Controller.
On-site · Port Coquitlam
The nurse provides psychiatric nursing functions, including assessment, pharmacotherapy, and crisis intervention within a multidisciplinary team. They are responsible for delivering care to clients experiencing mental illness, homelessness, and trauma in a supported housing environment.
On-site · Port Coquitlam
The Rehab Worker delivers gender-specific, trauma-informed care to individuals experiencing homelessness, mental illness, and addictions. They utilize structured, client-centered interventions to support community integration and improve overall functioning.
On-site · Port Coquitlam
The Licensed Practical Nurse provides direct nursing care, including psychiatric assessments, crisis interventions, and medication administration within a multi-disciplinary team. They are responsible for implementing trauma-informed care and supporting clients with complex needs related to mental illness and addictions.
On-site · Vancouver
The Community Mental Health Worker provides daily support, advocacy, and life skills training to clients to promote psychosocial rehabilitation and independent living. They are responsible for monitoring client health, facilitating community integration, and ensuring the safety and welfare of participants in the program.
On-site · Vancouver
The Front Desk Attendant is responsible for monitoring the reception area, managing building access, and enforcing community rules. They also perform security duties such as patrolling the facility and providing information to tenants and guests.
On-site · Langley (District)
The Licensed Practical Nurse provides direct nursing care, including psychiatric and physical assessments, crisis interventions, and medication administration. They work within a multi-disciplinary team to implement trauma-informed care and support clients with complex needs related to mental illness and addiction.
On-site · Langley (District)
The nurse provides psychiatric assessment, pharmacotherapy, and crisis intervention to clients in a supported housing setting. They work within a multidisciplinary team to develop and maintain care plans that support recovery and address mental health and behavioral challenges.
On-site · Maple Ridge
The Front Desk Attendant is responsible for monitoring the reception area, managing building access, and enforcing community rules. They also perform security duties such as patrolling the facility and responding to inquiries in a professional manner.
On-site · Port Coquitlam
The Transitional Worker is responsible for implementing home programs, including cooking, cleaning, and maintenance, while engaging residents in daily life skills activities. They also provide medication administration and support residents in accessing community resources and services.
On-site · Vancouver
The Community Mental Health Worker manages daily support, advocacy, and recreational programs for participants in supported housing. They ensure the safety and welfare of clients using psychosocial rehabilitation principles and trauma-informed care.
On-site · Vancouver
The Employment Counsellor is responsible for supervising and coordinating vocational work units while supporting members in achieving their employment goals. This role involves maintaining program operations, facilitating skill development, and building relationships with community employers and stakeholders.
On-site · Langley (District)
The Resident Care Worker provides nursing assistant and personal care to residents, including assistance with daily living activities and medication administration. They are also responsible for maintaining a clean environment through housekeeping duties and monitoring resident health and behavioral changes.
On-site · Vancouver
The Community Mental Health Worker provides direct support and advocacy services to clients, facilitating life skills programs and social activities. They are responsible for ensuring participant safety, monitoring health status, and assisting with community integration using psychosocial rehabilitation principles.
On-site · Maple Ridge
The Cook 2 is responsible for nutritional meal planning, food preparation, and serving meals while maintaining kitchen inventory and cleanliness. They also provide direction to junior staff and volunteers while ensuring compliance with dietary needs and safety standards.
On-site · Port Coquitlam
The Rehab Worker delivers gender-specific, trauma-informed care to individuals experiencing homelessness, mental illness, and addictions. They utilize structured, client-centered interventions to support community integration and functional improvement.
On-site · Vancouver
The Community Mental Health Worker provides housing and support services to help clients maintain independent living through life skills training and community integration. They are responsible for observing and recording client health status, administering medications, and advocating for client rights and dignity.
On-site · Maple Ridge
The Community Mental Health Worker provides daily support, advocacy, and life skills training to clients using psychosocial rehabilitation principles. They are responsible for maintaining a safe environment, managing program activities, and documenting client health status.
