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Banca Etica

Traditional Healing Navigator

Banca Etica

. Support Indigenous clients accessing the HART Hub by facilitating access to traditional healing and cultural wellness supports .

Posted 9/25/2026part-timeBarrie • CanadaMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Support Indigenous clients accessing the HART Hub by facilitating access to traditional healing and cultural wellness supports
  • Provide on-site, culturally grounded care and relational support during appointments, visits, and periods of increased need
  • Coordinate access to traditional healing, ceremony, and community-based cultural supports
  • Support integration of Indigenous wellness approaches alongside clinical and harm reduction services
  • Support integration of traditional medicines into clinical services and practices
  • Liaise with Elders, Knowledge Keepers, and Traditional Healers
  • Coordinate meetings, support needs, and safe transport of medicines or ceremonial materials
  • Assist with ceremonies, cultural events, and traditional wellness activities
  • Support capacity building in stages of life teachings and traditional medicines
  • Coordinate referrals, scheduling, and logistics for traditional healing and cultural wellness supports
  • Provide accompaniment, grounding, emotional support, and stabilization within role scope
  • Support clients during appointments, care transitions, or moments of distress
  • Assist clients in navigating the HART Hub while supporting safety, dignity, and choice
  • Support de-escalation and stabilization using relational, trauma-informed approaches
  • Collaborate with HART Hub staff on client care planning
  • Participate in case discussions and team meetings
  • Communicate client needs, preferences, and follow-up to the care team
  • Complete required navigation and on-site support documentation
  • Follow privacy, consent, and Indigenous data governance expectations
  • Support program learning and quality improvement
  • Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Experience in addictions, mental health, crisis response, or navigation roles
  • Experience supporting Indigenous individuals in health, social service, harm reduction, or community-based settings
  • Comfort providing on-site support to individuals experiencing substance use, mental health challenges, or distress
  • Strong relational, communication, and boundary-setting skills
  • Strong connection to Indigenous communities and understanding of Indigenous approaches to wellness and healing
  • Ability to attend all BANAC worksite locations
  • Regular travel to meetings and communities
  • Access to a personal vehicle
  • Valid Class G Ontario Driver’s License
  • Up-to-date clear Vulnerable Sector Check
  • Up-to-date clear TST result
  • Applicants with relevant community connections, lived experience, and/or cultural knowledge are encouraged to apply
  • Preference given to candidates of Indigenous ancestry

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • HOOP benefits package with enhanced days off, including Christmas closure
  • 5 days of Indigenous cultural training
  • Support for training and lifelong learning
  • HOOPP pension participation from day one with employer and employee contributions (for full-time permanent employees)
  • Unlimited EFAP access for employees and eligible dependants
  • 3 weeks' vacation (for full-time permanent employees)
  • Yearly paid holiday closure
  • 40 hours of cultural leave for ceremony and cultural learning
  • Paid sick time off
  • Fully employer-paid group health benefits and insurance plans after probationary period
  • Overtime hours recognized
  • Supportive, culturally grounded work environment