Community Liaison

Autism Services; One Arrow; On-site; CAD 50,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Autism Services Saskatchewan is seeking a Community Liaison to bridge between community and Mental Health and Addictions services. Reporting to the Mental Health & Addictions Manager and Indian Residential School Project Manager, the Liaison provides guidance, support, education, advocacy and coordination of opportunities for individuals, families, youth, Elders and community members.

Working collaboratively with the Mental Health and Addictions team, the successful candidate helps ensure

Qualifications

• Experience building trusting relationships with clients who have experienced trauma, grief, addiction or mental health challenges.
• Ability to facilitate workshops and community events with respect for confidentiality.
• Strong understanding of Indigenous approaches to wellness and culture in programming.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a bridge between community and Mental Health and Addictions services.
• Provide guidance, support, education, advocacy and coordination of opportunities for individuals, families, youth and Elders.
• Collaborate with the Mental Health and Addictions team to incorporate Indigenous ways of knowing into wellness programming.

Skills

Facilitation

Communication

Relationship-building

Time-management

Cultural competence

Education

University Diploma

Job description

Commensurate with education and experience

Posted Date:

30-Jul-2026

Location:

ONE ARROW FIRST NATION

# of Positions:

1

Employment Terms:

Full-Time

Education:

University Diploma

Experience:

1-2 Years

Apply By Date:

13-Aug-2026

Reporting to the Mental Health & Addictions Manager and Indian Residential School Project Manager, the Community Liaison serves as a bridge between community and Mental Health and Addictions services.
The Liaison provides guidance, support, education, advocacy and coordination of opportunities for individuals, families, youth, Elders and community members. Working collaboratively with the Mental Health and Addictions team, the successful candidate helps ensure culture is incorporated into all aspects of wellness programming while promoting healing through Indigenous ways of knowing. Must have demonstrated understanding of: Intergenerational Trauma, Residential School Impacts, Sixties Scoop, Colonization, Historical Trauma and Family Wellness. Understanding of Indigenous approaches to Mental Health and Addictions recovery. Ability to build trusting relationships with clients experiencing trauma, grief, addiction or mental health challenges. Strong facilitation and communication skills. Excellent organizational and time-management skills. Ability to work independently and collaboratively. Experience planning community events and cultural programming. Respect for confidentiality and ethical practice.