The social worker, human relations officer and community worker conduct psychosocial assessments, interventions and follow-ups with clients. They can organize group interventions as well as outreach activities to support community members. They also provide clinical support.
These workers provide services are for anyone experiencing psychological and/or social distress affecting themselves, their family, their environment and their community.
You can receive these psychosocial services through your local CMC or MSDC, or the regional hospital. You can also call the Wiichihiiwaauwin helpline.
When you meet with the social worker, human relations officer or community worker, they will first assess your situation and your needs. Then they will support you in your specific requests through an intervention plan. The process is like this:
Evaluate the result and work with you to adjust the plan, if necessary.
You can receive these services for as long as you require them.
There are many ways of getting these services: through the hospital or your local CMC, or by calling the Wiichihiiwaauwin helpline.
To learn more, call your local CMC or speak with a health professional.
