Maine Certified Peer Navigator

Job Summary

Providing essential outreach and support services, the full-time hourly Maine Certified Peer Navigator will engage with individuals experiencing homelessness in York and Cumberland County, linking them to resources and case management while working in a hybrid schedule with some required in-office attendance.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct outreach and engagement to identify and support homeless individuals and families
• Provide non-clinical peer support and resource information to PATH members and collaborate with case managers
• Attend program staff meetings, supervision meetings, and required training sessions to maintain certification

Required qualifications

• Intentional Peer Support Specialist Certification or ability to obtain provisional certification within 12 months of hire
• High school diploma or equivalent; additional relevant lifelong learning preferred
• Experience receiving services related to mental illness or co-occurring substance use disorder, with a commitment to recovery
• Ability to navigate community resources and advocate for self and others
• Proficiency in basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office and email