Property Management Assistant - 0.5 FTE (External)
About the role
Job Purpose:
The NECHC’s Property Management group is responsible for the maintenance and property management of the housing portfolio of the North End Community Health Centre. Reporting to the Property Manager, the Property Assistant is responsible for supporting our housing facilities, providing maintenance and other duties as required. The team values diversity and proactively seeks ways to incorporate a collaborative community approach to all that they do.
The Property Management Assistant will provide day-to-day, on-site support to our Brunswick Street Supported Housing project, a 38 unit building for individuals who have experienced homelessness who are over 50. This project is a partnership with SVDP who own the building and will provide tenants with complex health care needs the opportunity to age in place with supports.
Education and Experience:
- 1-2 years’ experience working in a community setting with community members.
- Experience being a handy person is a requirement.
- Strong skills related to: adaptability, time management, problem solving, judgement, communication, interpersonal relations, and healthy boundaries.
- Compassionate, non-judgmental approach to supporting clients whose needs and goals may be different than your own, creative thinking, ability to navigate a crisis situation, de-escalate, and/or pull in more support.
- Valid driver’s license required, with a minimum of 2 years driving experience and clean driver's abstract.
- Access to a reliable vehicle is required.
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About North End Community Health Centre
The North End Community Health Centre (NECHC) is a hub for those living in the North End of Halifax, Nova Scotia since 1971. We provide collaborative, multi-disciplinary primary health services to meet the needs of those who often face barriers to access. We support health and well-being in our community through quality primary health care, education and advocacy in an environment in which people are treated with respect and dignity and there is equitable access to services and programs. Beyond the physical clinic, NECHC strives to address various aspects of the social determinants of health.
Property Management Assistant - 0.5 FTE (External)
About the role
Job Purpose:
The NECHC’s Property Management group is responsible for the maintenance and property management of the housing portfolio of the North End Community Health Centre. Reporting to the Property Manager, the Property Assistant is responsible for supporting our housing facilities, providing maintenance and other duties as required. The team values diversity and proactively seeks ways to incorporate a collaborative community approach to all that they do.
The Property Management Assistant will provide day-to-day, on-site support to our Brunswick Street Supported Housing project, a 38 unit building for individuals who have experienced homelessness who are over 50. This project is a partnership with SVDP who own the building and will provide tenants with complex health care needs the opportunity to age in place with supports.
Education and Experience:
- 1-2 years’ experience working in a community setting with community members.
- Experience being a handy person is a requirement.
- Strong skills related to: adaptability, time management, problem solving, judgement, communication, interpersonal relations, and healthy boundaries.
- Compassionate, non-judgmental approach to supporting clients whose needs and goals may be different than your own, creative thinking, ability to navigate a crisis situation, de-escalate, and/or pull in more support.
- Valid driver’s license required, with a minimum of 2 years driving experience and clean driver's abstract.
- Access to a reliable vehicle is required.
Click Here for detailed Job Description: Property Management Assistant
About North End Community Health Centre
The North End Community Health Centre (NECHC) is a hub for those living in the North End of Halifax, Nova Scotia since 1971. We provide collaborative, multi-disciplinary primary health services to meet the needs of those who often face barriers to access. We support health and well-being in our community through quality primary health care, education and advocacy in an environment in which people are treated with respect and dignity and there is equitable access to services and programs. Beyond the physical clinic, NECHC strives to address various aspects of the social determinants of health.