Veterans Health Administration·Soudan, Minnesota
The primary role involves assisting vulnerable individuals with hoarding tendencies to de-clutter, sort, and organize their living spaces based on client-driven goals using a harm reduction approach. Other duties include providing supportive listening, monitoring the client's emotional state, and adhering strictly to reporting and confidentiality protocols.
VHA Home HealthCare (VHA) is one of the largest not-for-profit home care providers in Ontario.
Our team is made up of close to 3,000 caring and committed professionals who love what they do.
Our providers tell us: “Home care is where I can truly make a difference.
There is such a sense of accomplishment from helping people live independently at home.” Our teams work together to provide high quality, client-centred care to those who need it most in their homes, schools, retirement homes and other community settings.
Many of our team members manage their own schedules in the community and they say, “The freedom and flexibility can’t be beat.” Providers form meaningful bonds with the clients and families they serve over time and are supported by a diverse regional team and beneficial home office programs.
Team members tell us “I love the inclusive culture.
I feel welcome and at home.”
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Improve quality of life of clients in the Safer Spaces Hoarding Support Volunteer Program. The program is designed to help vulnerable, isolated individuals with hoarding tendencies, de-clutter, sort and organize their homes. The program is developed from a harm reduction approach. We provide clients with opportunities that improve their social, physical, mental, and emotional health.
Area served: Toronto: North York, East York, Scarborough, Etobicoke and Downtown Toronto
Accommodation and VHA’s commitment to DEI
Candidates must possess strong active listening and communication skills, be motivated, patient, and comfortable working one-on-one in a client's home environment, especially in cluttered spaces. Desired qualifications include experience in mental health, coaching, teaching, or mentoring, along with knowledge of local community resources.
Market context
Behavioral health openings in Minnesota often reflect steady demand in community, residential, and outpatient settings, especially for candidates who can meet licensing, safety, and transportation requirements. These roles can be competitive because employers look for reliability, CPR/First Aid certification, a valid Minnesota driver’s license, and a clean DHS background check. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certifications and driving record before applying.
