As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 4 peer support worker jobs in Vancouver, BC. The most active employers are Interior Health Authority, OneSky Community Resources and Recovery Alberta. Skills often requested: mental health, communication skills, harm reduction and work independently.
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1+ YOECandidates need a recognized Certificate in Social Services or as an Addiction Service Worker plus one year of recent related experience, completed Peer Support Training, and lived or living experience relevant to the client group. Strong communication, de-escalation and knowledge of harm reduction and cultural safety are also needed.
Vulnerable sector check, Harm reduction, Patient care, Person centred care, Strategic planning, Research
Candidates need a recognized social services certificate, relevant experience, or lived experience of mental health or substance use challenges. They also need strong knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, settler colonialism and the BC foundational documents, plus good communication and conflict-resolution skills.
Active listening, Harm reduction, Provide information, Mental health, Leadership, Communication skills
Candidates need Grade 12 or equivalent experience in substance use, recovery or harm reduction, plus lived or shared experience and personal recovery. They also need an understanding of Musqueam culture, strong communication skills and the ability to keep confidentiality and professional boundaries.
Harm reduction, Relationship building, Community engagement, Documentation, Collaboration, Communication skills
2+ YOEDEWC needs at least two years of related experience, ideally in a drop-in or shelter setting, with crisis intervention and conflict resolution skills. Candidates need knowledge of issues affecting women in the DTES, and hold or obtain First Aid and NVCI certification.
Mental health, Conflict resolution, First Aid, Non-violent crisis intervention
Interior Health Authority (4), OneSky Community Resources (3), Recovery Alberta (2), Island Health (2) and DEWC (1).
What skills do peer support worker jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention mental health, communication skills, harm reduction, work independently, first aid, documentation, problem solving and vulnerable sector check.