Mental Health Outreach Worker
Mental Health Outreach Workers are trained to help people with mental illness get access to housing, employment, and health services. They also work to educate the community about mental health issues.
What does a Mental Health Outreach Worker do?
Mental Health Outreach Workers typically do the following:
- Meet with clients to assess their needs and develop a plan for support.
- Help clients access housing, employment, and health services.
- Provide counseling and support to clients.
- Educate the community about mental health issues.
- Advocate for policies that support people with mental illness.
What is the workplace of a Mental Health Outreach Worker like?
Mental Health Outreach Workers typically work in community settings, such as mental health clinics, homeless shelters, and schools. They may also work in hospitals or private practice.