Community Health Worker

SWCAP is seeking a compassionate and community-minded Community Health Worker to help individuals and families access healthcare, social services, and other supportive resources. This position serves as a trusted resource and liaison between community members, healthcare providers, and community organizations to help reduce barriers to care and improve overall health and well-being. The Community Health Worker builds relationships within the community, provides education and guidance, facilitates referrals, and advocates for individuals and families navigating healthcare and social service systems. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working directly with people, connecting them with resources, and making a positive difference in their communities. Applicants who are fluent in English & Spanish are highly preferred and will be compensated an additional $1 per hour upon hire. Key Responsibilities Connect individuals and families with healthcare, health insurance, food, housing, and other community resources based on their identified needs. Build relationships with community members, healthcare providers, and social service organizations to strengthen access to services and support. Provide education, information, and guidance on physical health, mental health, healthy lifestyles, and available community resources. Help clients understand health-related concerns, establish personal goals, and develop plans to improve their overall well-being. Assist individuals in navigating healthcare and social service systems, including coordinating appointments, referrals, and follow-up services. Advocate for clients by identifying barriers to care and helping them access appropriate services and resources. Serve as a communication liaison between clients and service providers, including interpreting and translating information to address language barriers. Maintain accurate and timely documentation of client interactions, referrals, services, and follow-up efforts. Collect and document community health data to identify service gaps, community needs, and barriers affecting individuals and families.