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Job Title: Community Engagement and Resource Specialist

Job type : Permanent Full Time

Location : Must be located in northwestern Alberta, including Peace River, Grande Prairie (City or County), or surrounding area

Compensation : $48,035 - $55,925 per annum

Hours of Work : Monday–Friday, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm; flexibility required for evenings/weekends.

CMHA-Edmonton is a non‑profit organization whose mission is to ensure that all people experience good mental health and well‑being. We increased awareness and understanding of mental health, mental illness, recovery, and suicide prevention through education. We support the resilience and recovery of people in distress including those affected by mental illness or suicide by providing crisis intervention; safe, long‑term and affordable housing; peer support; suicide grief and family support; information and referral support; and providing opportunities to improve your wellness.

The Community Engagement and Resource Specialist nurtures trust‑based relationships and shares 211 Alberta knowledge with communities outside Calgary and Edmonton, especially in rural areas. This role strengthens the visibility and accessibility of 211 Alberta services, supports the inclusion and accuracy of local programs in the 211 Alberta database, and ensures community voices shape ongoing improvements. Grounded in respect, reciprocity, and collaboration, the Community Engagement Specialist walks alongside Alberta communities to amplify their unique needs and connect people with resources that support well‑being.

Reporting to the Community Engagement Manager, this role calls for a proactive and community‑oriented individual committed to fostering connections and honouring community needs.

• Trusting, reciprocal relationships are built and sustained with communities across Alberta.
• Services are visible, accessible, and accurately represented in the 211 Alberta database.
• Ongoing community feedback shapes and strengthens 211 Alberta’s strategies, activities, and service delivery.
• Respectful, long‑term relationships are cultivated with Indigenous communities, guided by cultural protocols and community priorities.
• Community awareness of 211 Alberta’s mission, services, and programs continues to grow.

• Work with communities, organizations, and local leaders to create awareness strategies for 211 Alberta, ensuring local priorities and strengths are reflected.
• Identify eligible organizations for inclusion in the 211 Alberta database and support them in listing their services.
• Collaborate with the 211 Alberta Community Engagement team to design and adjust local engagement strategies in response to feedback and evolving needs.
• Attend relevant community gatherings, sharing information about 211 Alberta in ways that respect local protocols and cultural contexts.
• Build and sustain reciprocal relationships with community agencies, organizations, governments, Elders, and community groups.
• Act as a bridge between 211 Alberta and communities, ensuring communication flows both ways and is rooted in respect.
• Identify resource gaps, barriers, and community needs to inform 211 database and further outreach planning.

• Keep accurate records of engagement activities, community insights, and opportunities for growth.
• Support the Community Engagement Manager in preparing regular reports.
• Complete monthly expense reports for reimbursement of eligible expenses.

• Build strong working relationships with 211 Alberta colleagues across departments to share community perspectives, respond to community needs and contribute to continuous improvement.
• Prepare and deliver learning sessions for 211 staff about the unique needs, values, and resources of the communities you represent, supporting culturally responsive and empathetic service delivery.
• Prepare and deliver informational or promotional presentations to the public or interest groups as requested.

• Diploma or Degree in Human Services, Social Sciences, Business, or related field (preferred).
• Minimum 2 years of experience in community engagement, development, or related field; equivalent combinations considered.
• Gender-Based Analysis+.
• First Aid and CPR certification.
• Class 5 driver’s license, personal vehicle, clean driver’s abstract, and $2M liability coverage.
• Experience working in rural, remote, and/or Indigenous communities is an asset.
• Successful completion of a police information and vulnerable persons check.

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills; able to quickly build positive, trust‑based relationships.
• Experience working respectfully with diverse communities, including Indigenous communities, using cultural humility and relational accountability.
• Strong organizational and time management skills; able to manage multiple priorities.
• Comfortable using technology such as Microsoft 365 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, SharePoint) to support efficient workflows.

• Reports to Community Engagement Manager.
• Works closely with the Database Manager and other internal working groups (e.g., database, inquiry services).

• General work hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm; flexibility required for evenings/weekends.
• Primarily remote, with required travel for community visits. Travel to Edmonton or Calgary at least quarterly for relationship‑building and training.
• Eligible travel expenses covered.
• Requires significant interaction with diverse communities.

• Client/Service‑Centered Work – Prioritizes community needs in decision‑making and action.
• Partnerships, Relationships & Teamwork – Builds and maintains reciprocal relationships internally and externally.
• Relational Accountability – Upholds respect, reciprocity, and responsibility in all interactions, ensuring communities’ priorities guide engagement.
• Growth Mindset/Learning – Actively seeks learning and applies it to strengthen work.
• Communication – Shares information clearly and respectfully, fostering dialogue and understanding.
• Diversity, Equity & Inclusion – Welcomes and values diverse perspectives, experiences, and voices.
• Change Management – Adapts to organizational and community changes with resilience.
• Self‑Management – Takes responsibility for actions, time, and commitments.