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Education &amp; Support Services Coordinator Job PostingAre you someone who wants to make a real difference to people living with Parkinson’s disease, and their carepartners? Parkinson Society British Columbia (PSBC) is seeking an Education &amp; Support Services Coordinator to join our team.Who we areParkinson Society British Columbia (PSBC) is a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals affected by Parkinson’s disease and their families. Through a wide range of education and support services, we strive to empower those living with Parkinson’s across the province.We believe that every person touched by Parkinson's deserves to know that they are not alone in their journey. Our mission is to empower the Parkinson's community in British Columbia by providing resources and services to enable self-management, self-reliance, and self-advocacy. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff offer up-to-date information, referrals, educational events, counselling, support groups, and exercise resources. We fund research to advance the understanding and treatment of Parkinson’s, as well as allied health positions across the province.The positionReporting to the Manager, Education &amp; Support Services, the Education &amp; Support Services Coordinator will provide and/or support the delivery of information, education, and resources for persons with Parkinson’s, their caregivers/families, volunteers, healthcare professionals and facilities providing care to persons with Parkinson’s. This position works in tandem with another Education &amp; Support Services Coordinator, providing holiday/other coverage for their duties.This is a full-time, largely remote position based in Vancouver, BC with in-person sessions and required meeting attendance at our downtown office 1-2 times/week. There is also occasional evening or weekend work, or travel within the province.Responsibilities of the Education &amp; Support Services CoordinatorSupport Groups:&nbsp;<ul><li>Recruits, onboards, and plans succession of volunteer support group facilitators. </li><li>Builds and maintains relationships with PSBC volunteer support group facilitators. </li><li>Coordinates monthly PSBC Facilitator Touchbase Meeting and organizes quarterly training events for volunteer facilitators.</li><li>Provides resources, guidance, and direction to support groups; this includes assisting facilitators in finding speakers, resources and services for their members and the community.</li><li>Coordinates member lists for all the support groups, insurance for in-person support group facilities, etc.</li><li>Co-facilitates/facilitates in person and online support groups as needed. </li><li>Conducts in-person support group visits and coordinates facilitator meet-ups</li></ul>Occasional coverage for Information and Referral:&nbsp;<ul><li>Provides first contact, front-line support and information in response to inquiries from people living with Parkinson’s, caregivers/families, volunteers, healthcare professionals, and others via telephone, email, or in-person.</li><li>Coordinates resource mail-outs to constituents as required.</li><li>Conducts intake for individuals wishing to access Counselling &amp; Healthcare Navigation (CHCN) services.</li><li>Researches information and community resources pertinent to people living with Parkinson’s, caregivers/carepartners, and healthcare professionals.</li><li>Keeps up to date with research and related PD news. Uses knowledge to recommend items for article topics for publication, materials, and PSBC’s library.</li></ul>Occasional coverage for Events:<ul><li>Plans events, attends and facilitates workshops, community talks, and educational conferences as required.</li><li>Coordinates educational webinars, including the recruitment of presenters and moderation of webinars.</li><li>Plans online psychosocial activities.</li><li>Researches and advises on PD-related topics for webinars and conferences.</li><li>Works with the Communications and Marketing team to develop event marketing resources.</li><li>Provides technical support with online events as required.</li></ul>Other:<ul><li>Oversees PDLink one-to-one peer support program</li><li>Facilitates online virtual PSBC Open Houses</li><li>Suggests/contributes content for quarterly newsletters and weekly digest emails </li><li>Volunteer coordination as required</li><li>Works with team members on assigned special projects</li><li>Other organizational and administrative tasks as required</li></ul>What we’re looking forEducation&nbsp;<ul><li>Post-secondary education in health, social services, not-for-profit management or related field, or a combination of education and experience required.&nbsp;</li></ul>Experience&nbsp;<ul><li>Minimum of one year working in service delivery in a not-for-profit environment or related health or social service field; Program coordination experience is an asset. </li><li>Experience supporting people living with a chronic health condition is preferred; knowledge and understanding of Parkinson’s disease is an asset. </li><li>Experience supporting people from diverse backgrounds. </li><li>Experience planning and delivering educational events is preferred. </li><li>Familiarity working with the BC health care system. </li><li>Knowledge of resources available in BC to refer people to assist those living with a chronic health condition. </li><li>Experience liaising with community social services agencies and healthcare providers.&nbsp;</li></ul>Skills&nbsp;<ul><li>Strong computer skills and the ability to work with a variety of tools and software </li><li>Research </li><li>Strong listening skills; compassionate and organized questioning skills to identify needs</li><li>Excellent verbal communication skills in-person and by phone and video call</li><li>Excellent written skills to provide effective support through email</li><li>Presentation and facilitation skills an asset </li><li>Demonstrated ability to work independently and as a member of a team&nbsp;</li></ul>What We OfferBe part of a small, agile team that is committed to making a difference in the lives of those affected by Parkinson’s Disease.&nbsp;<ul><li>Compensation of $48,000-$62,000 per year, commensurate with education and experience.</li><li>A primarily remote work environment and access to a modern downtown Vancouver office located near Skytrain, Westcoast Express and Seabus.</li><li>Paid vacation, sick leave, office closure during the December holiday period, and a paid day off on your birthday.</li><li>Extended health and dental benefits, and RRSP matching program, available after the successful completion of the probationary period (typically three months).</li><li>Opportunities for professional development and training.</li><li>A supportive and collaborative team culture.</li></ul>How to applyPlease submit your resume and a cover letter outlining your qualifications, experience and connection (if any) to Parkinson’s disease or chronic illness, by November 3, 2025, at 8:00am. Applications will be reviewed as they’re received so don’t way to apply!&nbsp;Thank you for your interest. We kindly ask that applicants do not contact us. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Parkinson Society British Columbia

Education & Support Services Coordinator

Social Worker 
Full-Time 1 Year Contract Starting January 2026 

 
The York School is a co-ed, independent school in midtown Toronto that offers the International 
Baccalaureate (IB) from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 12. We’re proud to be at the forefront of 
education excellence, attracting curious learners who thrive in belonging to an inclusive 
community of high performance. 
 
We’re seeking a globally minded professional who’s fueled by curiosity, inspired by innovation and 
energized by collaboration to join our dynamic community of educators, staff, students, parents 
and alumni. 
 
JOB PURPOSE 
As a key member of the Student Wellbeing team, the Social Worker will work with students and 
their families within our Middle School division, with the objective of optimizing their overall 
wellbeing at school. Reporting to the Associate Head, Wellbeing, the Social Worker will have a 
comprehensive understanding of the psychosocial needs of young children, and will support 
students and families in addressing the social, behavioural, and emotional factors which impact a 
student's overall school experience. 
 
This role follows a 10âmonth work schedule aligned with the academic year, working from 
late August to late June each year and is off during the summer. 
 
Given the dynamic and collaborative nature of our school environment, this role is an on-campus 
position requiring to be on-campus five days a week. Candidates should be prepared to 
contribute actively to this in-person, community-focused environment. 
 
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES 

â Consultation with students, parents and faculty; provide guidance and assistance in 
support of the psychosocial health and well-being of students 

â Provide individual, group and family counselling 
â Conduct assessments of students’ needs 
â Support the enhancement of partnerships with community agencies and outside 

professionals to ensure optimal support for students and the school community; liaise 
with community agencies as required 

â Provide crisis intervention services 
â Develop and facilitate groups for students 
â Establish a visible and approachable presence in the Middle School community 
â Participate in team meetings and regular planning regarding individual case management 

and school-wide programs 
â Manage and maintain student records and caseload ensuring services are integrated and 

seamless 
â Understand, and practice in accordance with, federal, provincial, and local laws, statutes, 

and/or policies that relate to students and families; such as, child protection/child abuse, 
special education, attendance, education rights and privacy 

â Participate in The York School events, and contribute to the health and wellbeing within 
the community 


 
QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS 

â Masters degree in Social Work (or equivalent) and membership in good standing with the 
Ontario College of Social Workers 

â Minimum 5 years’ experience, including experience working in an educational and clinical 
settings with children 

â Knowledge of the Social Work and Social Service Work Act, The Child and Family 
Services Act, Education Act, Health Care Consent Act, and Mental Health Act 

â Ability to identify, assess and respond to sensitive and confidential student and 
community issues 

â Proven ability to work effectively as part of a collaborative, interdisciplinary team, 
contributing to a positive, inclusive school culture 

â Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills 
â Strong ability to engage collaboratively with students, parents, and staff, prioritizing a 

service-oriented approach by ensuring professionalism, respect, and responsiveness in 
all interactions 

â Demonstrated ability to respectfully manage high conflict, challenging situations 
â Strong organizational and time management skills, with the ability to manage competing 

priorities and meet deadlines in a dynamic and fast-paced environment 
â Proficiency in navigating a technologically rich school environment, with expertise in 

Google Workspace considered an asset 
 
EMPLOYEE COMPETENCIES 
At The York School, we seek individuals who demonstrate the following core and role-specific 
competencies: 
 
Core Competencies 

â Flexibility &amp; Adaptability 
â Breadth of Contribution 
â Relationship Focused 
â Service Orientation 
â Communication &amp; Collaboration 
â Inclusivity 
â Integrity &amp; Trust 

 
Administrative Competencies: 

â Technical Expertise in Area of Discipline 
 
WORKING REQUIREMENTS 

â The York School Campus, Toronto 
â Occasional evening and overnight trips required 

 
WHAT WE OFFER 
The target hiring range for this position is $95,000 to $110,000 per year, based on skills, 
qualifications, and relevant experience. This hiring range reflects the role’s schedule aligned with 
the academic year (working late August to late June), and is based on 10 months of work 
annually. 
 


 
Within the Greater Toronto Area, The York School ranks among the top CIS Ontario Schools for 
compensation. Our comprehensive benefits package includes health and dental coverage that is 
effective on your first day of employment. 
 
You’ll enjoy professional development opportunities that support your career growth, and will be 
welcomed by a community that values relationships and is dedicated to wellbeing and belonging. 
Learn more about the benefits of working at The York School. 
 
THE YORK SCHOOLS’ COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION AND 
ACCESSIBILITY 
The York School embraces diversity and is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible 
workplace. We actively encourage applicants from all equity seeking groups. Our goal is to 
attract, develop and retain highly talented employees from diverse backgrounds so our 
community will benefit from a wide variety of experiences and perspectives. 
 
We are committed to providing barrier-free and accessible recruitment and employment practices 
in compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). Should you 
require accommodation through any stage of the recruitment process, please make it known 
when contacted and we will work with you to meet your needs. 
 
VACANCY TYPE 
This posting is for an existing vacancy to backfill a maternity leave, beginning in January 2026. 
 
HOW TO APPLY 
All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply here by submitting their application online. 
Review of applications will begin on November 4, 2025 and will continue on an ongoing basis until 
the position is filled. 
 
As a condition of employment, successful candidates will need to provide a current criminal 
record check with vulnerable sector screening from the police jurisdiction in which they reside. 
 
We thank all candidates for their applications; however, only those selected for an interview will be 
contacted. 

<a href="https://www.yorkschool.com/about-us/come-work-with-us" target="_blank">https://www.yorkschool.com/about-us/come-work-with-us</a>
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<ul>	<li>This posting is for an existing vacancy to backfill a maternity leave, beginning in January 2026. </li>
</ul>

The York School

Social Worker

Volunteers are a critical part of our team. We rely on over 200 volunteers who fulfill various roles. Our volunteers come from all backgrounds, united in a common desire to help others during their time of greatest need.Choose from a variety of different roles. More information can be found at <a href="https://dlhospice.org/volunteer/https://dlhospice.org/volunteer/" target="_blank">www.dlhospice.org/Volunteer</a>

Dorothy Ley Hospice

Volunteer -different roles 

About the ProgramThis program aims to increase access to HIV, Hep C and harm reduction information and resources for federally incarcerated people. In addition, program staff provide case management support and advocacy to increase access testing, treatment and support. The coordinator will work with community partners to create accessible, culturally safe pathways to healthcare and social services.This position reports to the&nbsp;Senior Manager, In-Reach, Education and Advocacy.&nbsp;Responsibilities (include, but are not limited to):Client care<ul><li>Coordinates and implements prison in-reach programming on topics including overdose prevention, safer drug use, safer sex and HIV, Hep C, and STBBI</li><li>Provide case management support and advocacy for prisoners/ex-prisoners living with and at risk for acquiring HIV and Hep C</li><li>Provide reintegration, system navigation support for prisoners/ex-prisoners living with and at risk of acquiring HIV/Hep C prior to and upon their release for prison</li><li>Build relationships with various community organizations to increase access&nbsp; to HIV, Hepatitis C testing, treatment, and harm reduction help</li><li>Develop relevant educational resource materials in collaboration with federally incarcerated people</li><li>Support the development of stigma-free, culturally safe services for prisoners/ex-prisoners through the delivery of capacity-building service provider training</li><li>Collaborate with linkage to care team, health, and community partners to enhance post-release and reintegration linkage to care</li></ul>Program Delivery&nbsp;<ul><li>Develop and maintain strong linkages to care to strengthen referral pathways, while addressing stigma, oppression, and racial discrimination in the community</li><li>Build and maintain partnerships with healthcare providers and other community support organizations (housing, food access, income support, etc.) both within the institution and in the community to facilitate clients’ access to relevant services that address the social determinants of health</li><li>Reach out to Black and Indigenous health and social services to increase client connection to community-led services</li><li>Develop and deliver capacity-building training for service providers as required implementation of relevant evaluation tools to measure the impact of the program</li><li>Support PASAN advocacy efforts related to prisoner health</li></ul>Job Requirements:<ul><li>Demonstrated knowledge of the structural, economic, social, and political contexts that affect both incarcerated people and those who were previously incarcerated in Ontario</li><li>Knowledge and application of cultural safety principles, trauma-informed approaches, and an ability and willingness to work with communities who are over-represented in the carceral system.</li><li>In-depth knowledge and experience working alongside equity-deserving communities and delivering low barriers services and programs</li><li>Demonstrated ability to build and maintain reciprocal relationships with healthcare providers and/or community support organizations</li><li>Demonstrated understanding of the structural, economic, social, and political contexts that impact&nbsp;prisoners and ex-prisoners</li><li>A strong commitment to advancing justice, equity, accessibility, and inclusion, both within the organization and in the delivery of programs and services.</li><li>Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills</li><li>Effective time management, prioritization, and organizational skills, with the ability to work alone and collaboratively with other Coordinators on the team.</li><li>Proficiency in using basic computer applications (Microsoft Office and emails)</li></ul>Assets:<ul><li>Prior experience working with incarcerated people, including women and gender diverse folks, Black and Indigenous community members, folks affected by HIV or HCV,</li><li>Lived/living experience and/or extensive knowledge of incarceration, HIV/HCV</li><li>Experience in program monitoring and evaluation</li><li>An ability to communicate in languages other than English&nbsp;</li></ul>Required Qualifications &amp; Critical Commitments&nbsp;<ul><li>Drivers License</li><li>Clearance to federal correctional institutions</li><li>Ability to travel for several days at time&nbsp;</li></ul>We strongly encourage applications from Indigenous Peoples, Black and racialized persons, women, persons with disabilities, and people of diverse sexual and gender identities, and others from equity-deserving communities. As part of this invitation, we recognize that there remains work for our entire sector to do as to commit to fostering the conditions for folks from equity-deserving communities to feel supported and valued in our work together. This is work that we feel must continue to be prioritized, both by PASAN and the sector at large.&nbsp;Don’t be too concerned if you don’t tick all of the boxes when it comes to the requirements that we’ve outlined - especially if this role really excites and interests you. We would still love to hear from you.&nbsp;

PASAN

Coordinator, Prison In-Reach Education and Support

Extend-A-Family Toronto is recruiting for a Coordinator. &nbsp;The position is 35 hours a week. &nbsp; The position is a one year contract with possibility of extension. &nbsp;At Extend-A-Family, in partnership with families and community, we build a life of belonging for children and youth with developmental disabilities.&nbsp; &nbsp;We focus on their unique gifts and contributions to facilitate friendships, community connections and valued social roles.&nbsp; Our vision is that all people, including children and youth with developmental disabilities, have full and meaningful lives as welcomed and contributing members of their neighbourhoods and broader society.&nbsp;A coordinator’s role is to help young people and their families navigate everyday opportunities to be involved in their neighbourhood school and local communities, and in relationship with other valued citizens.&nbsp; This is achieved by:<ul><li>Listening to the young person and their family to learn of their capacities, interests, resources, hopes, struggles and more.</li><li>Listening and encouraging families to identify their vision for a good life with and for their young person with developmental disabilities.</li><li>Encouraging the leadership capacities of all family members.</li><li>Celebrating the contributions of young people with developmental disabilities.</li><li>Sharing information,&nbsp;guidance, support and learning opportunities with families, both individually and in small groups.</li><li>Creating opportunities for friendships in the community through building on shared interests, direct invitations, and/or assistance to build support networks.</li><li>Encouraging and supporting families to promote and craft ordinary family and community social roles for all their family members.</li><li>Introducing and exploring neighbourhood and community opportunities with family members.</li><li>Following along relationship journeys, supporting when needed.</li></ul>While this is a hybrid position, between Extend-A-Family office, home office, and community, the coordinator must be able to spend a significant amount of time connecting directly with young people and their families in family homes, community, and schools.&nbsp;In order to effectively do this work the coordinator must spend the time getting to know the young person and their family and this is best done through direct in person engagement.&nbsp; &nbsp;A sincere desire to connect with young people is a requirement. &nbsp; The ability to work flexible hours including some evenings and the occasional weekend is required in order to accommodate youth and family schedules.&nbsp;The coordinator must have the ability to travel across Toronto to meet in family homes, schools, and in community locations.&nbsp; &nbsp;A car would be an asset.&nbsp;A clear Vulnerable Sector Police Reference Check and positive employment references are required.Job Responsibilities:<ul><li>Meet with young people and their families regularly to get to know the young person’s interests and gifts</li><li>Assist families in identifying and developing positive roles for their loved one in their community .</li><li>Assist families in accessing appropriate community opportunities, resources, and supports.</li><li>Facilitate groups, networks, support circles, and friendship circles.&nbsp;</li><li>Communicate with families, schools, employers, and community groups in regard to support and in assisting the family to advocate.&nbsp;</li><li>Foster public awareness of the gifts and contributions that people with disabilities bring to the community.</li><li>Maintain up to date family files, always ensuring confidentiality&nbsp;</li></ul>Knowledge, Skills and Experience Required&nbsp;<ul><li>Experience spending time with youth with developmental disabilities in inclusive, non-segregated settings</li><li>Experience in supporting young people and their families navigating issues through an inclusive, integrated, and role enhancing lens and in true partnership with families</li><li>An understanding of the wounds that often occur for people with disabilities and their families and a desire to walk beside them through both difficult and positive times</li><li>An understanding of Social Role Valorization (SRV) and how this is implemented to support young people develop valued roles in their communities and in relationship with others&nbsp;</li><li>Experience working with parents in planning for the future</li><li>Experience in facilitating groups</li><li>Excellent verbal and written communication skills</li><li>Computer literacy including Microsoft 365 apps</li><li>Proven experience in networking, relationship building, and in building partnerships</li><li>Two or more years experience working in the not-for-profit sector</li><li>An understanding of support circles and ideally experience in either facilitating or being part of a support circle&nbsp;</li><li>Knowledge of Toronto and the regular community opportunities which exist is essential&nbsp;</li><li>Lived experience in walking beside people with disabilities (ie. through family members or friends) is considered an asset.</li></ul>Competencies and Values<ul><li>Solution oriented&nbsp;</li><li>A good listener, empathy, and strong interpersonal skills</li><li>Ability to work both independently and collaboratively as part of a team</li><li>A real passion for seeing young people contributing to their community and thriving in valued roles and in freely given relationships</li><li>A desire to continuously learn.&nbsp; &nbsp;If not already completed, must be willing to attend SRV workshop within the first year of employment</li><li>Belief in the importance of community inclusion, the power of valued roles, and a meaningful life for all</li><li>Good time management skills and flexibility</li><li>Cultural sensitivity</li><li>Strong critical thinking skills</li><li>Creative and open minded</li><li>You have a gift in being a connector.</li></ul>

Extend-A-Family

Coordinator

INTERNAL/EXTERNAL&nbsp;Job Title: Family Housing Worker&nbsp;Position Type: Full-Time, Permanent, Bargaining Unit&nbsp;Number of Positions: 1&nbsp;Rate: $29.40 per hour&nbsp;Vacation: 4 weeks to start&nbsp;Benefits: Group benefits with Life Insurance, AD&amp;D, Extended Health and Dental Care with premiums 100% paid by the employer, LTD with premiums 100% paid by employees; paid sick leave and float dayRRSP: RRSP with 6.5% employer contribution and 4% employee contribution after successful completion of probationHours: 37.5 per week, must be able to work flexible hours including evenings&nbsp;Supervisor: Senior Manager, Family Housing Posting Date: October 28, 2025&nbsp;Application Deadline: November 6, 2025&nbsp;Location: 704 Mortimer Ave., 418 Dawes Road and 20 Palace Street&nbsp;Why Fred Victor?&nbsp;For 130 years, Fred Victor has been a leader in helping people rebuild their lives in Toronto. Our mission is to improve the health, income and housing stability of people experiencing poverty and homelessness. We are committed to ending homelessness, one person at a time.Family Housing – provides a low barrier, safe space housing for individuals who are experiencing deep poverty, chronic homelessness and often the long-term effects of trauma. At Family housing, tenants get support and referrals to ensure they are supported to maintain their housing. The program serves a diverse group of tenants, including single adults as well as families, youth and children who may be facing varying degrees of mental health, who may be fleeing domestic violence or who may be actively using substances, experience addiction, and/or social isolation and who come from racially and ethnically diverse backgrounds.Does this sound like work you want to be a part of?&nbsp;We offer a supportive and collaborative environment, an opportunity to join a diverse team of caring professionals, and a chance to make a difference. With over 75 programs and services and more than 25 sites, there are lots of opportunities to grow your career with us. Many members of the management team started in relief and front-line roles.What You Will Do:Daily Operations· Manage the day-to-day housing operations for the Family Housing buildings at Fred Victor.&nbsp;· Ensure all tenants have the necessary support to maintain their housing.&nbsp;· Liaise with partners and service providers to secure additional tenant support as required.&nbsp;· Coordinate with Property Services to ensure building upkeep and maintenance.&nbsp;· Collaborate with Housing Administration on all matters related to Rent and Rent Geared to Income (RGI).&nbsp;Tenant Engagement &amp; Community Development&nbsp;· Encourage tenant participation in developing short- and long-term community strategies.&nbsp;· Use a facilitative management approach to empower tenants.· Support tenants to advocate for themselves and take responsibility for their lives.&nbsp;· Foster a safe and enjoyable housing environment.&nbsp;· Plan and deliver community development activities such as: Community Potlucks, Holiday Dinners,Recreational afternoons, Community Coffee Hours.&nbsp;What You Bring to the Team:· Degree or Diploma in social services and/or 2-3 years of proven experience, ability and skills working in not-for- profit housing.· Strong understanding of systems that cause homelessness, poverty and discrimination, and respect for those realities.· Demonstrated respect for, and expertise working with people who are or have been homeless, living in poverty, experiencing varying degrees of mental health, substance use, trauma, social isolation, immigration, unemployment and/or with a history with the criminal justice system.· Strong understanding that people living on low income are a resource to resolve community issues.&nbsp;· Strong understanding and commitment to social justice issues and anti-oppression practices.&nbsp;· Strong understanding of and experience in community development practices.&nbsp;· Well-developed conflict resolution and negotiation skills and crisis management skills.&nbsp;· Well-developed interpersonal skills that will produce effective, productive, and appropriate relationships with the tenant community, external agencies and staff of Fred Victor.&nbsp;· Highly developed written and oral communication skills.&nbsp;· Highly developed and proven group and individual facilitation skills.&nbsp;· Ability to work independently and within a team setting.&nbsp;· Proven ability to give and receive constructive feedback.&nbsp;· Highly developed understanding of and proven ability to communicate appropriate professional boundaries.&nbsp;· Highly developed ability to prioritize and work through short- and long-term goals and remain flexible.What Sets You Apart:· A genuine passion for supportive housing and a commitment to tenant well-being.&nbsp;· Proficiency with housing management software and databases (experience with Arcori and EMHWare is a strong asset).&nbsp;· Excellent knowledge of community-based resources to provide comprehensive tenant support.&nbsp;· Proven experience in planning, budgeting, and facilitating community development initiatives, such as food security programs.&nbsp;· Fluency in a second language, particularly Farsi or Tigrinya, is a highly valued asset.Compensation and Benefits· For the Family Housing Worker, Fred Victor offers an hourly rate of $29.40 · 4 weeks of vacation to start + 1 float day&nbsp;· Generous paid sick leave allowance&nbsp;· A comprehensive Dental, Extended Health and LTD group benefits package includes individual and family coverage, including prescriptions, hospital accommodation, hearing care, paramedical practitioners and a wide variety of dental care. Additional insurance includes vision care and travel for emergency medical services.· 6.5 % of your gross salary will be contributed to a group RRSP on your behalf after successful completion of probation; you will contribute 4% of your gross salary to the same RRSP.· Access to employee and family assistance plan&nbsp;How You Can Apply&nbsp;Send your resume and an email describing why you want to be part of the Fred Victor Team by November 6, 2025, to Kelly Blakeman at <a href="mailto:kblakeman@fredvictor.org" target="_blank">kblakeman@fredvictor.org</a> with Family Housing Worker in the subject line.A Police Record Check is required by the final candidate prior to hiring.Accessibility &amp; Accommodation&nbsp;Fred Victor is committed to fostering an inclusive and accessible environment where employees feel valued and respected, and where every employee has the opportunity to realize their potential. As such, we welcome and encourage applicants who identify as racialized persons, Indigenous persons, persons with disabilities, and persons across the spectrum of sexual orientation and gender identities and have lived experience If you are a person with a disability and require accommodation and/or assistance during the application process, please contact us in advance. We strive to provide reasonable accommodation whenever requested. Information received relating to accommodation requests will be treated with confidentiality.

Fred Victor

Family Housing Worker

Executive Director- Full-TimeHamilton, OntarioSalary:&nbsp; $125,000- $150,000The PositionIndwell is seeking an Executive Director (ED) to lead Indwell, within the structure of the Indwell Family of Companies.&nbsp; Reporting to the CEO, Indwell Family of Companies, the successful ED candidate will lead with compassion, integrity, and strategic insight. The ED will be the primary advocate for our mission, representing Indwell across stakeholders including the Board, staff, government funders and partners, donors, and communities. Providing leadership to program teams, strengthening partnerships in healthcare and community services, and ensure regulatory compliances while upholding and modelling Indwell’s culture and values.About IndwellIndwell is a Christian charity creating affordable housing communities that support people seeking health, wellness, and belonging. Our faith-rooted mission and values-driven culture guide us as we serve people experiencing marginalization through housing and health supports. &nbsp;For over 50 years, Indwell has been providing supportive housing that transforms lives. Every door we open together becomes a solution to homelessness. &nbsp;Indwell is a growing health services provider and a leader in integrating community mental health and addiction services into housing. As the fastest growing developer of new supportive affordable housing in Ontario, we currently support over 1,300 tenants in regions across Southern and Southwestern Ontario, with over 500 units in construction and pre-construction. &nbsp;To learn more, go to: &nbsp;<a href="https://indwell.ca/about-us/" target="_blank">https://indwell.ca/about-us</a>Indwell’s Family of CompaniesIndwell is part of a family of non-profits that share a common vision, of HOPE and HOMES for ALL, and values of Dignity, Love and Hope.&nbsp; Indwell is the original organization and it birthed Flourish (a social purpose, affordable housing, development consultant) in 2021.&nbsp; The Indwell Family has recently expanded to include Gather Housing Communities (creating affordable housing communities) and Indwell Housing Services (provides administrative and functional services and support to the Indwell Family of Companies).&nbsp; The Indwell Family of Companies is led by the CEO and governed by a board of directors that is mirrored for all four companies.Hours: Full time hours weekdays with flexibility required.&nbsp;Location: 1430 Main St. E, Hamilton Ontario- Indwell Resource Centre. (Travel to different regions is required).Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Lead program, healthcare, and operations teams to deliver high-quality housing and tenant support.</li><li>Represent Indwell in the new organizational structure, collaborating with Flourish (development), Gather (affordable housing), and Indwell Housing Services.</li><li>Create and share Indwell reports with the Board, ensuring transparency and alignment with governance priorities.</li><li>Build strong partnerships with federal and provincial governments, municipalities, health networks, hospitals, donors, and communities.</li><li>Guide staff through change, fostering a culture of inclusion, belonging, and thriving teams.</li><li>Ensure compliance with healthcare regulations and oversee holistic programming that addresses social determinants of health.</li><li>Drive organizational growth while safeguarding Indwell’s culture and values.</li></ul>&nbsp;What We’re Looking For<ul><li>Demonstrated senior leadership experience in housing, healthcare, community services, and/or social impact organizations.</li><li>Proven ability to lead multidisciplinary teams and manage organizational change.</li><li>Strong knowledge of healthcare standards, tenant support services, and regulatory compliance.</li><li>Excellent communication and relationship-building skills with diverse stakeholders.</li><li>Experience in government relations, advocacy, or partnership development.</li><li>Post-secondary education in a relevant field (e.g., social work, healthcare administration, public health, community development, or nonprofit management); graduate-level degree preferred.</li><li>Deep alignment with Indwell’s Christian mission and values, with a servant-leadership approach.</li></ul>Success in this RoleExecutive Director will be measured by:<ul><li>Growth milestones (housing projects completed on time and within budget).</li><li>Tenant outcomes (stability and wellness improvements).</li><li>Thriving, engaged staff teams.</li><li>Strengthened financial sustainability and diversified funding.</li><li>Strong government and community partnerships.</li><li>360 Performance review conducted every 3 years</li></ul>We’re seeking to create a diverse work culture with qualified individuals who share our commitment to equity and inclusion, who will contribute to the diversification of ideas and perspectives.&nbsp; Our employment, supports and services are open to people from every creed, race, ethnicity, sex, ability, sexual orientation, and gender identity.&nbsp; And we especially invite applications from Black, Indigenous peoples, members of racialized communities and intersectionalities.&nbsp;Indwell’s leadership are motivated by the example of Jesus Christ as reflected in Indwell’s statement of faith.To APPLY: &nbsp;Please forward your cover letter and resume to our website:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.indwell.ca/careers" target="_blank">www.indwell.ca/careers</a>, highlighting your alignment with Indwell’s mission, leadership requirements and Statement of Faith:&nbsp; <a href="https://www.indwell.ca/statement-of-faith" target="_blank">www.indwell.ca/statement-of-faith</a>We thank all for your interest; however, only those applicants that are being considered will be notified by our hiring firm.Personal information submitted will be used only for employment opportunities within Indwell in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Accommodation will be provided to applicants who make their needs known in advance for the duration of the hiring process as required under&nbsp;Indwell’s&nbsp;Employment policy.

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Job Title: Addictions Counsellor - HART HUB Housing Program 
Position Type: Bargaining Unit, Full-Time, Permanent 
Number of Positions: 1 
Rate: $31.30 per hour 
Vacation: 4 weeks to start 
Benefits: Group benefits with Life Insurance, AD&amp;D, Extended Health and Dental Care with 

premiums 100% paid by the employer, LTD with premiums 100% paid by employees; paid 
sick leave and float day 

RRSP: RRSP with 6.5% employer contribution and 4% employee contribution after successful 
completion of probation 

Hours: 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday, days, afternoons and some evenings 
Supervisor: Senior Manager 
Posting Date: October 20, 2025 
Application Deadline: November 3, 2025 
Location: 40 Oak Street, Toronto, ON, M5A 2C6 
 
Why Fred Victor? 
For 130 years, Fred Victor has been a leader in helping people rebuild their lives in Toronto. Our mission is to 
improve the health, income and housing stability of people experiencing poverty and homelessness. We are 
committed to ending homelessness, one person at a time. 
 
The 40 Oak Street HART HUB is an emerging program that provides trauma-informed, client-centered addictions 
counselling and recovery support embedded within a low-barrier supportive housing environment. It offers safe, 
stable housing for individuals facing poverty, long-term homelessness, and the enduring impacts of trauma to 
individuals experiencing chronic homelessness. Clients are supported through a combination of on-site services and 
community referrals that are tailored to their unique needs, ensuring a holistic and responsive approach to care. 
 
The HART HUB serves a diverse population, who may be actively using substances or living with complex mental 
health challenges. Staff are expected to bring a deep respect for and experience working with individuals from 
racially and ethnically diverse backgrounds, many of whom face intersecting barriers such as trauma, poverty, and 
social isolation. 
 
HART HUB staff work within a compassionate care framework to engage clients, develop individualized recovery 
plans, and support clients in achieving both short- and long-term goals related to substance use, wellness, and 
housing stability. 

 
Does this sound like work you want to be a part of? 
We offer a supportive environment, an opportunity to join a diverse team of caring professionals and a chance to 
make a difference. With over 75 programs and 25 sites, there are lots of opportunities to grow your career with us. 
Many members of the management team started in relief and front-line roles. 
 
What You Will Do: 

ï· Conduct client-centered assessments to understand substance use history, goals, and readiness for change. 


ï· Utilize motivational interviewing and trauma-informed practices to develop, implement, and review 
individualized treatment and recovery plans. 

ï· Provide one-on-one and group counselling that is proactive, collaborative, and rooted in the principles of anti-
oppression and compassionate care. 

ï· Coach and assist clients in the development of crisis management strategies, relapse prevention skills, protective 
strategies, and overall wellness. 

ï· Facilitate therapeutic and psycho-educational groups that address addictions, trauma, social isolation, and life 
skills. 

ï· Work collaboratively with housing staff to ensure a holistic approach to tenant support, aligning addiction 
recovery goals with housing stability plans. 

ï· Deal with tenancy issues related to substance use by encouraging and supporting tenants to problem-solve and 
access internal and community resources. 

ï· Identify, intervene in, and de-escalate crisis situations with a focus on safety and compassionate care. 
ï· Educate and empower tenants regarding their health and tenancy responsibilities. 
ï· Participate in the planning and facilitation of community development activities that foster a supportive 

recovery environment. 
ï· Accurately document all client interactions, progress notes, and assessments in accordance with professional 

and organizational standards. 
ï· Work collaboratively with a multi-disciplinary team including housing workers, mental health specialists, and 

medical professionals to provide integrated care. 
ï· Participate in case conferences, team meetings, and monthly supervision with the Program Manager. 
ï· Maintain strict confidentiality and demonstrate appropriate professional boundaries with clients, staff, and 

community partners. 
ï· Participate in the ongoing evaluation and development of HART HUB programming. 
ï· Other duties as assigned by the HART HUB Senior Manager. 
 

What You Bring to the Team: 
ï· A degree or diploma in Social Work, Psychology, Addictions Counselling, or a related field. 
ï· Registered member in good standing of a professional college deemed relevant by the employer such as the 

College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario or the College of Social Workers in good standing is required. 
ï· Extensive experience providing addictions counselling and support, with a proven ability to apply crisis 

management, trauma-informed, and client-centered approaches. 
ï· Strong understanding of group facilitation and experience running therapeutic groups. 
ï· Ability to work productively both independently and as part of a collaborative team. 
ï· Strong organizational skills and the ability to prioritize tasks in a dynamic environment. 
ï· Proven ability to maintain professional boundaries and engage in constructive feedback. 

 
What Sets You Apart: 

ï· Well-developed interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to build trusting, professional 
relationships. 

ï· Knowledge of community-based resources and support systems. 
ï· Experience with client data management systems (e.g., EMHWare) is an asset. 
ï· Strong understanding of the systemic issues that cause and sustain homelessness, poverty, addiction, and 

discrimination. 
ï· Experience working directly with individuals from diverse racial, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds, and 

individuals with varying mental health and trauma experiences. 
ï· Highly developed crisis intervention, conflict resolution, and de-escalation skills. 
 

Compensation and Benefits: 
ï· For the Addictions Counsellor - HART HUB Housing Program position, Fred Victor offers a rate of $31.30 per hour 
ï· 4 weeks of vacation to start + 1 float day 
ï· Generous paid sick leave allowance 


ï· A comprehensive Dental, Extended Health and LTD group benefits package includes individual and family 
coverage, including prescriptions, hospital accommodation, hearing care, paramedical practitioners and a wide 
variety of dental care. Additional insurance includes vision care and travel for emergency medical services. 

ï· 6.5 % of your gross salary will be contributed to a group RRSP on your behalf after successful completion of 
probation; you will contribute 4% of your gross salary to the same RRSP 

ï· Access to employee and family assistance plan 
 
How You Can Apply: 
Send your resume and an email describing why you want to be part of the Fred Victor Hart Hub Team by midnight 
Monday November 3, to Kyra Pretzer at <a href="mailto:kpretzer@fredvictor.org" target="_blank">kpretzer@fredvictor.org</a> with ‘Addictions Counsellor – 40 Oak Hart Hub’ in 
the subject line. 
 
A Police Record Check is required by the final candidate prior to hiring. 
 
Accessibility &amp; Accommodation 
Fred Victor is committed to fostering an inclusive and accessible environment where employees feel valued and 
respected, and where every employee has the opportunity to realize their potential. As such, we welcome and 
encourage applicants who identify as racialized persons, Indigenous persons, persons with disabilities, and persons 
across the spectrum of sexual orientation and gender identities and have lived-experience 
 
If you are a person with a disability and require accommodation and/or assistance during the application process, please 
contact us in advance. We strive to provide reasonable accommodations whenever requested. Information received 
relating to accommodation requests will be treated with confidentiality.

Addictions Counsellor - HART HUB Housing Program

INTERNAL/EXTERNALJob Title:Housing Relief WorkerPosition Type:Bargaining Unit, Permanent, Relief (occasional shifts – as needed)Number of Positions:10Rate:$22.65 per hourVacation:8% Vacation PayHours:VariesSupervisor:Senior Manager of Housing, Manager of Family Housing, THP Program Manager, Senior Manager of Kingston Road Housing, Senior Manager of Dunn Avenue Housing, Senior Manager of 40 Oak HousingPosting Date:October 8, 2025Application Deadline:Until Positions are filledLocation:145 Queen St. East, 40 Oak, 20 Palace, 418 Dawes Rd, 704 Mortimer, 4628 Kingston Road, 90 Dunn Ave – Toronto, OntarioWhy Fred Victor?For 130 years, Fred Victor has been a leader in helping people rebuild their lives in Toronto. Our mission is to improve the health, income and housing stability of people experiencing poverty and homelessness. We are committed to ending homelessness, one person at a time.We are seeking motivated self-starters to work as a Relief Staff for our Housing Programs. Fred Victor Housing consists of a variety of affordable and rent geared to income housing programs. They all serve people who are experiencing homelessness and poverty. The position requires respect for, and expertise working with people who face barriers due to mental health, substance use, trauma, social isolation, immigration, poverty, unemployment/underemployment and history with the criminal justice system. The incumbent will also be someone who is personable, dynamic and creative in their approach. The position also requires a great amount of flexibility and ability to be available on very short notice. Relief staff are expected to be available to provide short notice shift coverage and to work a variety of shifts that include: overnights, days, evenings, weekends and holidays.Does this sound like work you want to be a part of?We offer a high energy and collaborative, learning environment, and an opportunity to join a diverse team of caring professionals and a chance to make a difference. With over 60 programs and services and more than 21 sites, there are lots of opportunities to grow your career with us. Many members of the management team started in relief and front-line roles.What You Will Do<ul><li>Welcome community members and tenants into the program or building</li><li>Develop and facilitate groups,community activities, life skills programming and encourage on going participation.</li><li>Proactively de-escalate potential conflicts; deal with emergencies as they arise and effectively handle crisis and conflict when necessary</li><li>Provide tenants and community members with referral information for other Fred Victoras well as external community supports and resources</li><li>Complete administrative tasks such as answering phones, supporting food programming, writing letters, notices, daily entries into Pirouette and tracking statistical information.</li><li>Attend daily debriefs and shift changes and complete incident reports as required</li><li>Facilitate regular participant or tenant meetings, introductions and conflict resolution meetings</li><li>Support to all tenants and community members to maintain their housing and assist them to deal with housing and program related issues such as; behavior, social isolation, mental health, substance use and hygiene by encouraging and assisting and supporting tenants to problem solve and access community resources</li><li>Role-model professional behaviour and positive communication with participants, volunteers and partners</li><li>Attend staff meetings, supervisions, and trainings as required</li><li>Support tenants and community members utilizing harm reduction principles and programming, including handing out safe use kits, and responding to overdoses</li><li>Assist with meal serviceincluding serving of food</li><li>Clean and prepare rooms for new intake when required.</li><li>Assist tenants and program space with pest control preparation.</li><li>Engage community members and tenants and build healthy, positive relationships</li><li>Build a culture of teamwork</li><li>Adhere to agency policies and procedures and uphold Fred Victor values in our community</li><li>Other duties as assigned by supervisor</li></ul>What You Bring to the Team<ul><li>Diploma or degree in Social Services and/or equivalent 1 year of front-line social services experience</li><li>Thorough knowledge of community-based resources and supports</li><li>Open and flexible availability.</li><li>Experience working directly with men and women from diverse racial, ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Strong understanding and commitment to social justice issues and anti-racism and anti-discrimination practices.</li><li>Demonstrated experience working with individuals with mental health and addiction issues</li><li>Strong skills in crisis intervention, conflictresolution and de-escalation strategies</li><li>Strong knowledge and understanding of trauma informed practices</li><li>Experience with group facilitation and community development programming</li><li>Strong knowledge of harm reduction tools and resources</li><li>Strong interpersonal skills resulting in effective, productive and appropriate relationships with the community members, tenants and greater FV community, partner programs and organizations including police and other crisis services</li><li>Strong written and oral communication skills</li><li>Highly developed ability to make fast and sound judgments</li><li>Highly reliable and proven ability to work independently, adhere to team decisions and to give, receive and follow direction to and from others</li><li>Well-developed understanding of and a proven ability to communicate appropriate professional boundaries</li><li>Strong understanding of systems that cause and support homelessness, poverty, discrimination and a respect for the realities of the community we serve</li><li>Demonstrated ability to plan, prioritize work and remain adaptable and flexible.</li><li>CPI; First Aid/CPR; anti-oppression/anti-racism; Suicide Intervention and overdose prevention are required certification/trainings for this role</li></ul>Working Conditions<ul><li>There is a likelihood of exposure to unpredictable behavior, unpleasant odors, bodily fluids and pests including bedbugs, mice and cockroaches.</li><li>All employees must expect to be in potentially threatening situations.</li><li>This is stressful and emotionally challenging work that deals with vicarious trauma, grief and compassion fatigue on a regular basis</li><li>Required to travel to Fred Victor’s program and administration locations</li><li>Travel will be by public transportation, unless approved to use personal vehicle</li><li>Will be required to work weekends but also could be asked to work mornings, evenings or overnights on occasion in order to provide oversight to the program</li><li>Must be willing to work with pets as many tenants have pets.</li></ul>Compensation and Benefits<ul><li>For the Housing Relief Worker, Fred Victor pays an hourly rate of $22.65</li><li>8% Vacation Pay</li><li>Access to employee and family assistance plan</li></ul>How You Can ApplySend your resume and cover letteras one document to the Hiring Housing Manager at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:dropinhousingrelief@fredvictor.org" target="_blank">dropinhousingrelief@fredvictor.org</a>&nbsp;with Housing Relief Workerin the subject line.A Police Record Check is required by the final candidate prior to hiring.Accessibility &amp; AccommodationFred Victor is committed to fostering an inclusive and accessible environment where employees feel valued and respected, and where every employee has the opportunity to realize their potential. As such, we welcome and encourage applicants who identify as racialized persons, Indigenous persons, persons with disabilities, and persons across the spectrum of sexual orientation and gender identities and have lived-experienceIf you are a person with a disability and require accommodation and/or assistance during the application process, please contact us in advance. We strive to provide reasonable accommodations whenever requested. Information received relating to accommodation requests will be treated with confidentiality.

Housing Relief Worker

Help a Girl Out (HAGO) is a registered charity dedicated to ending period poverty and empowering women and girls through education, access to essential menstrual products, and advocacy. Since our inception, we've impacted thousands of individuals across Canada and beyond. By joining our Board of Directors, you'll play a key role in guiding our mission, helping us grow, and ensuring our long-term sustainability.As Director and Chair of the Fundraising Committee, you will spearhead efforts to secure the financial resources necessary for Help A Girl Out to achieve its mission of providing menstrual education and essential products to those in need.&nbsp;This role is ideal for someone who is passionate about relationship building, has a strong background in fundraising strategy, and can effectively communicate HAGO’s impact to donors and partners.&nbsp;Key Responsibilities:&nbsp;Develop and implement a comprehensive fundraising strategy, including individual giving, corporate partnerships, grants, and special events.Build and maintain relationships with current and prospective donors, ensuring effective stewardship and engagement.<ul><li>Identify new fundraising opportunities and develop innovative campaigns to expand HAGO’s donor base.</li><li>Collaborate with the communications team to create compelling fundraising materials and campaigns that align with HAGO’s mission.</li><li>Ensure accurate tracking and reporting of donations, including recognition of donors and management of donor data.</li><li>Lead the board’s efforts in donor cultivation and major gift solicitation.</li><li>Work with the Director of Finance to ensure alignment between fundraising efforts and financial needs.</li><li>Keep the board informed on fundraising progress and advise on strategies to enhance donor engagement.&nbsp;</li><li>Plan and oversee fundraising events and initiatives, both online and in-person, to support HAGO’s programs.</li></ul>&nbsp;Qualifications:&nbsp;<ul><li>Proven experience in fundraising, donor relations, or nonprofit development.</li><li>Strong network and ability to establish connections with donors, foundations, and corporate sponsors.</li><li>Expertise in developing and executing successful fundraising campaigns and strategies.</li><li>Exceptional communication and relationship-building skills.</li><li>Experience with donor management systems and understanding of tax receipting processes.</li><li>Passionate about HAGO’s mission and committed to ensuring its long-term sustainability through effective fundraising.</li></ul>As a volunteer with Help a Girl Out, you are expected to:&nbsp;<ul><li>Stay up to date on organizational developments, prepare for meetings, and review and provide input on reports and minutes.&nbsp;</li><li>Build strong, collaborative relationships with fellow HAGO members to foster a cooperative environment and support decision-making.</li><li>Actively engage in the organization’s annual evaluation and strategic planning activities.&nbsp;</li><li>Contribute to the organization’s fundraising efforts.&nbsp;</li></ul> This volunteer role provides a fantastic opportunity to help shape the direction of HAGO while using your skills and expertise to support a growing charitable organization committed to menstrual equity. Aligned with HAGO’s mission, we seek volunteers who bring diverse perspectives, experiences, and knowledge. We especially appreciate those with international experience or unique insights. &nbsp;Interested applicants must send their resume and cover letter to<a href="mailto:hr@helpagirlout.org" target="_blank">hr@helpagirlout.org</a>&nbsp;before the November 1st, 2025&nbsp;submission deadline. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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