Mental Health Promoter (UMHP)

About this role

We are a mission-driven healthcare organization dedicated to improving mental health and well-being for vulnerable populations. We believe that everyone deserves support, dignity, and access to the resources they need to thrive. We're seeking compassionate Mental Health Promoters (Street Outreach) in SPA 6 to provide direct support to (TAY) transitional age youth individuals experiencing homelessness, older adults (65+), and others facing barriers to mental health care and basic needs.

Who We're Looking For

Mental Health Promoters are trusted community members who provide support, resource navigation, and emotional support to individuals facing mental health challenges and social barriers. You don't need a clinical degree—we're looking for people with heart, lived experience, cultural connection to our communities, and genuine passion for helping others. If you've overcome challenges yourself, understand what it's like to struggle, and want to give back, this role is for you.

What You'll Do

• Build trusting relationships with community members through 1:1 support, active listening, and consistent follow-up
• Help individuals navigate systems and connect to resources including housing, food assistance, healthcare, mental health services, and social support
• Conduct needs assessments to understand each person's unique challenges, strengths, and goals
• Provide emotional support, encouragement, and hope during difficult times using trauma-informed and culturally responsive approaches
• Engage community members through outreach at resource fairs, community events, shelters, and other gathering places
• Make referrals, coordinate services, and follow up to ensure people successfully connect with resources
• Administer brief surveys and outcome measures to track progress and program effectiveness • Document services, track data, and maintain accurate records using our CRM system
• Participate in team meetings, training, and supervision to continuously improve your skills
• Collaborate with community partners, service providers, and other organizations to build a network of support