Military Family Navigator/navigatrice ou Navigateur

The Kingston Military Family Resource Centre (KMFRC) is a registered non-profit, charitable organization that supports and enhances the health and well-being of the military community. The KMFRC is Kingston’s primary agency dedicated to meeting the unique needs of the military
community. Programs and services are designed to promote community development and to provide social, educational, and volunteer opportunities, empowering the military community and enhancing their health and well-being. The KMFRC is an equity focused employer committed
to foster diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We commit to identify, prevent, and eliminate discrimination and harassment in all its forms with respect to race, colour, ancestry, place of origin, physical or mental disability, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, religion,
political belief, marital status, or family status of that person or that group or class of people.

External Posting

Title: Military Family Navigator

Position: Full-time

Position Function: The Military Family Navigator assists families with relocation, settlement to the region and absences. They are responsible for assessing clients' situations to provide information, assistance, coaching, emotional support, or referrals. Act as a community service Subject Matter
Expert (SME) for families with intricate needs, working in collaboration with the CAF, local community agencies, and external partnership agencies to ensure families receive the required supports. Perform outreach/warm-line calls to CAF family members, as required. Develop, deliver, and evaluate
services that are not offered by local community services and/or assist in the development of services through local partnerships. Support self-help group development through facilitation, presentations, and information sharing, engaging clinical support, as required. Assist with the implementation and evaluation of activities. Research and maintain local community resources, services, and program details. Works as a member of a multi disciplinary team, in a social service setting.

Desired Minimum Knowledge, Education and Experience
- College diploma in Social Services, Mental Health, Human Services, or a related field OR demonstrated equivalent combination of education, training and/or experience, AND several years of experience in human/family services providing frontline support,
- A minimum of 2 years of experience in community services or human/family services delivery,
- Excellent written and oral skills in English and French is an asset,
- Experience In conducting client needs assessments and life coaching,
- Experience In organizing, implementing, and evaluating services,
- Experience In developing and facilitating self-help and support groups,
- Experience in client case management and providing emotional support,
- Experience working with a cross-section of the community,
- Knowledge of adult learning principles and Experience In developing and delivering information sessions,
- Knowledge of community development principles and of information and referral services principles and practices, of community services, programs, and organizations, of community information management and experience in establishing, sustaining, and fostering a network of

community contacts and partnerships,
- Experience in data entry, record-keeping, and retrieval techniques,
- Knowledge of family resource programs,
- Knowledge of determinants of health and well-being,
- Experience in budget administration,
- CPR & First Aid, Mental Health First Aid, Suicide Intervention, Crisis Intervention, and Life Coach Certification
- an asset
- Must be eligible to undergo Department of National Defence reliability screening. Continued employment is conditional on obtaining the

appropriate reliability clearance.

Work Conditions, Salary, and Benefits
- 37.5 hours per week
- Salary: $44,925 per annum (after probation)
- Paid vacation and sick leave, including wellness days (after probation)
- Health and Dental Benefits for the employee (after probation)
- Group Retirement Saving Plan - matching program up to 2% of employee salary (after probation)
- Professional and personal development opportunities
- Free and accessible parking

Le Centre de ressources pour les familles des militaires de Kingston (CRFMK) est un organisme de bienfaisance enregistré sans but lucratif qui appuie et améliore la santé et le bien-être de la communauté militaire. Le CRFMK est le principal organisme de Kingston voué à répondre aux
besoins uniques de la communauté militaire. Les programmes et les services sont conçus pour promouvoir le développement communautaire et offrir des possibilités sociales, éducatives et bénévoles, habiliter la communauté militaire et améliorer sa santé et son bien-être. Le CRFMK est un
employeur équitable et s’engageant à favoriser la diversité et l’inclusion en milieu de travail. Nous nous engageons à identifi