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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

INTERNAL / EXTERNAL &nbsp;Job Title:&nbsp;Manager, 145 Queen Housing Program&nbsp;Position Type:&nbsp;Full-Time, Non-Bargaining Unit, 6-month Contract&nbsp;Number of Positions:&nbsp;1&nbsp;Rate:&nbsp;$69,556.50 to $76,771.50 annual salary&nbsp;Vacation:&nbsp;7% Vacation Pay&nbsp;Benefits:&nbsp;Dental, Extended Health (100% Employer Paid Premium), float day, paid sick leave for contracts 6 months and longer&nbsp;Hours:&nbsp;37.5 Hours per week &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;Supervisor:&nbsp;Senior Manager, 145 Queen Housing Program&nbsp;Posting Date:&nbsp;November 13, 2025&nbsp;Application Deadline:&nbsp;November 25, 2025&nbsp;Location:&nbsp;145 Queen Street East, Toronto, ON&nbsp; &nbsp;&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. &nbsp;The Manager of 145 Queen Housing Programs will be responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of the housing programs at this site in collaboration with the senior manager. This position will oversee the housing support and case management program for 76 tenants in rent geared to income housing who have experienced complexity related to homelessness, who have active substance use concerns and other co-occurring difficulties.&nbsp;The Manager of 145 Queen Housing Program will have knowledge of rent-geared to income, moderate to high support housing models and social justice principles and will be a motivated person who believes in Fred Victor’s mission, vision and values. The Manager will implement a community development framework and will foster an inclusive and supportive environment focused on Housing First and Homelessness Prevention.&nbsp;The position requires commitment and adherence to the values and goals of Fred Victor as expressed in the mission and strategic plan of the organization. &nbsp;Does this sound like work you want to be a part of?&nbsp;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 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 &nbsp;What You Will Do:&nbsp;<ul><li>Oversee and provide leadership to the 145 Queen Housing Program </li><li>Participate in the 145 Queen Management Leadership Team </li><li>Recruit, hire, coach and motivate the staff in the programs by including and welcoming different perspectives and optimizing creativity while ensuring effective teamwork, ensuring high standards of work quality and organizational performance and encouraging learning and innovation.</li><li>Ensure the development of detailed work plans with the staff to ensure they are implemented and ensure these work plans align with the FV strategic priorities </li><li>Conduct weekly team meetings and monthly supervisions </li><li>Monitor tenant concerns and facilitate solutions where required </li><li>Ensure all documentation is input into Data Sphere and track any statistics required. </li><li>Develop and implement a facilitative management model that reflects the principles and objectives of community development and fosters tenant involvement in housing. </li><li>Develop, implement and maintain the policies and procedures of the program, ensuring they are consistent with Fred Victor’s policies and with all applicable legislation including the Ontario Housing Services Act and the Residential Tenancies Act. </li><li>Monitor the program budgets to ensure that expenses and revenues are in line with targets </li><li>Have knowledge of and be able to use emergency building systems and fire procedures </li><li>Share in the rotation of the Manager On-Call Phone and respond to all calls, which may include responding to emergencies, attending one of the Fred Victor sites and/or working shifts. &nbsp;</li></ul>What You Bring to the Team:&nbsp;<ul><li>Degree or Diploma in Social Services and/or equivalent work experience </li><li>2 years’ experience supervising, managing, evaluating, training and coaching staff in a unionized environment </li><li>A minimum of five years of experience in direct service work is required </li><li>Extensive experience working with people who have experienced homelessness and poverty; understanding of the issues of homelessness, poverty and discrimination facing this community and how these issues affect the lives of individuals </li><li>Extensive experience working with people who come from diverse racial, gender, ethnic and cultural backgrounds and who have experienced varying degrees of mental health, social isolation and substance use</li><li>Experience managing Affordable and/or Rent Geared to Income or Rent Supplement Housing </li><li>Strong understanding of Community Based programming. </li><li>Strong understanding of and commitment to Housing First, harm reduction, trauma-informed, and anti-oppression practices </li><li>Experience supervising, managing, evaluating, training and coaching staff in a unionized environment </li><li>Ability to maintain professionalism in stressful situations and work in a demanding and busy environment. </li><li>Experience monitoring budgets </li><li>Highly developed written and oral communication skills &nbsp;</li></ul>What Sets You Apart:&nbsp;<ul><li>Thorough knowledge of principles of social inclusion and community capacity building. </li><li>Extensive knowledge of legislation relevant to operating affordable housing, including Ontario Works Act, Ontario Human Rights Code, Ontario Housing Services Act, Residential Tenancies Act, Occupational Health and Safety Act, Employment Standards Act, and AODA </li><li>Strong understanding that people who are living on low incomes are a resource to resolve community issues and determine community direction. </li><li>Proven experience working with the Landlord and Tenant Board </li><li>Highly developed interpersonal skills&nbsp; &nbsp;</li><li>Extensive advocacy, crisis intervention and prevention, conflict resolution, and negotiation skills </li><li>Extensive knowledge of community-based resources</li><li>Proven ability to challenge organization, staff and tenant communities in a positive and creative way to effect better service.</li><li>Highly developed ability to plan and prioritize work &nbsp;</li></ul>Working Conditions:&nbsp;<ul><li>There is a likelihood of exposure to unpredictable behaviour, 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>Will be required to be on call on a rotational basis. &nbsp;</li></ul>Compensation and Benefits&nbsp;<ul><li>For the Manager, 145 Queen Housing Program, Fred Victor offers a salary range of $69,556.50 to $76,771.50. </li><li>7% vacation pay </li><li>Generous paid sick leave and float day (for contracts greater than 6 months duration) </li><li>A comprehensive Dental and Extended Health group benefits package (for contracts greater than 6 months) 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. </li><li>Access to employee and family assistance plan &nbsp;</li></ul>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 25th 2025, to Logan Bodera, <a href="mailto:lbodera@fredvictor.org" target="_blank">lbodera@fredvictor.org</a> with ‘Manager of 145 Queen Housing Program’ in the subject line. &nbsp;A Police Record Check is required by the final candidate prior to hiring. &nbsp;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. &nbsp;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.&nbsp;

Fred Victor

Manager, 145 Queen Housing Program

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

Competition #2025-493-CPCareer Success Coach (2025-493-CP)Employment Type: Contract Hourly (Until Dec 31, 2025),&nbsp;Bargaining Unit (1 Vacancy)Work Hours:35 hours/week (9:00am-5:00pm)Work Setting: Exclusively Onsite (2930 Lakeshore Blvd, Etobicoke, ON)Salary: G: $30.33/hrApplication Deadline: November 16, 2025 by 11:59 pmProgram Overview – Integrated Employment Services, Community ProgramsThe Career Success Coach is the trusted support resource for clients who have entered employment, as well as a touchstone to WoodGreen for all other clients regardless of outcome for the first 12 months after pre-employment ends. They carry a caseload of clients and connect with each on a monthly basis to understand their employment status, offer support and help remove barriers to their success.&nbsp;The Career Success Coach, Integrated Employment Services, is part of a high-performance team that improves communities, families and individual lives through effective access to employment. Working at a local Integrated Employment Services Centre or other sites in the City of Toronto, they ensure that clients and employers are supported after employment starts and that required documentation is obtained as part of WoodGreen performance-based funding agreement. What You Will Do<ul><li>Build rapport and an emotionally supportive context for each client to feel trusting, engage readily in the job search process, and believe in their own success to obtain employment. Help clients build their motivation and confidence.</li><li>Ensure clients understand the Integrated Employment Services approach and the value of services provided, particularly retention support.</li><li>Create equity in all aspects of service delivery, striving for inclusion and equitable outcomes for all jobseekers who come to WoodGreen.</li><li>At the start of employment for each client, responsible for administrating the Transition &amp; Retention Checklist (TRC) with clients who start employment (required for a Brokered Incentive Agreement (BIA) and must be attempted for all). </li><li>Accountable for conducting on-time monitoring checkpoints at one, three, six and twelve months. Monitoring involves direct contact with the client and completion of the Employment Status Questionnaire (ESQ), which pertains to employment status, hours worked, wage, occupation, and client experience.</li><li>Manage a caseload of clients: Using excellent time management, standardized regular communications, effective appointment planning, and interventions when necessary, help clients remain in employment throughout the first year after obtaining a job.</li><li>Enter case notes and data in CaMS and/or WCG’s CRM as required.</li><li>Deliver retention support that is flexible and becomes less or more intensive based on the results of the TRC and the ongoing situation.</li><li>Participate in the client care team with the Employment Consultant and Job Developer (if involved), meeting clients during the early stages and helping sell clients on the process and value of in-work support.</li><li>Prepare monthly forecasts with the risk status of clients in caseload, indicating those at higher risk to fall out of work.</li><li>Liaise between the client and/or employer to assess job satisfaction, identify potential performance or workplace issues (e.g., absenteeism, behavioral concerns, task completion, work schedule, or workplace/cultural integration), and assist in resolving them.</li><li>As needed, sit with and support clients as they use onsite computers while they engage in activities that help return them to work or access life stabilization supports.</li><li>Readily participate in training and coaching to support achievement of targets. Use supervisor monitors and feedback as a constructive learning experience. </li><li>Demonstrate excellent customer service and skills in interactions with employers and clients.</li><li>In an efficient and prompt manner, complete all documentation and data entry per WoodGreen standard operating procedures (e.g. client notes, data entry, referrals, updating forms).</li><li>Develop and/or learn to facilitate existing materials and deliver in group activities or workshops, particularly on topics related to job retention, both in person and online, as part of a regular rotation of duties within the team.</li><li>Participate in and complete upgrading training and education as required by WoodGreen.</li><li>Participate in regular supervisory sessions with the manager, as well as regular staff and unit meetings within the unit.</li><li>Perform other duties as assigned.</li></ul>What You Bring to the Team<ul><li>Degree or diploma in Social Work, Social Services Worker, Business, Human Resources, Community Development or related field</li><li>Strong clerical aptitude, including attention to detail, organizational skills, data management, documentation accuracy, and efficient multitasking.</li><li>Strong computer literacy, including Microsoft Office suite and database application, online learning, online job search, online research, building an online presence (e.g. with LinkedIn), networking and community building online.</li><li>Experience and/or training in career counselling (e.g. needs assessment, job search, job development, job retention)</li><li>Excellent customer service skills</li><li>Experience in leading group workshops or activities</li><li>Highly ethical, compassionate and purpose driven with an overarching desire to support client success toward employment success.</li><li>Energy and enthusiasm to meet new people, listen and learn about their needs and experience, and work to improve their life and the lives and their families.</li><li>Oriented toward coaching and facilitating others to share information and suggest success strategies;</li><li>Comfortable speaking with employers to understand their needs/perspective while advocating for clients.</li></ul>What Will Set You Apart<ul><li>A strong sense of personal accountability for achieving individual targets</li><li>Coachable and able to adapt and change in procedures, systems, client needs, external trends, etc. as the service delivery context evolves.</li><li>Patience, compassion and sensitivity to deal with different cultures and different levels of abilities among clients, colleagues, partners and others in the work environment.</li><li>Understanding of and ability to communicate principles and practice of diversity and anti-racism.</li><li>Excellent interpersonal skills as well as verbal and written communication skills.</li><li>Primarily working in-person at a WoodGreen location. Ability to work a staggered schedule that could include up to two evenings (e.g. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.) per week and occasional weekends (e.g. Saturday 9 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.) working from home to place client calls.</li><li>Ability to report to work at various WoodGreen locations throughout Toronto.</li></ul>WoodGreen is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to providing an inclusive and barrier-free selection process and work environment. If contacted in relation to an employment opportunity, please advise our People &amp; Culture representatives at <a href="http://careers@woodgreen.org/" target="_blank">careers@woodgreen.org</a> of the accommodation measures required. Information received relating to accommodation will be addressed confidentially.This public job posting uses AI-powered tools to screen, assess, or select applicants.

WoodGreen Community Services

Career Success Coach (2025-493-CP)

​DATE:&nbsp;November 13, 2025​&nbsp; CLOSING DATE: November 27, 2025&nbsp; LOCATION: Toronto, ON -&nbsp;Central Toronto Supportive Housing Services&nbsp; COMPENSATION: $55,239 - $67,560&nbsp;Annually Prorated&nbsp; CONTRACT DURATION:&nbsp;12 months&nbsp;&nbsp; WORK TYPE:&nbsp;Onsite&nbsp; JOB ID:&nbsp;10410998Who We Are:&nbsp; LOFT Community Services is a unique and dynamic charitable organization that supports people living with complex issues such as mental and physical health challenges, substance use challenges, poverty and homelessness. Serving 20,573&nbsp;annually and providing 1,856 units of supportive housing last year, LOFT is one of Ontario’s largest mental health service providers of its kind. LOFT is also recognized as a Nonprofit Employer of Choice™ Award (NEOC) recipient.&nbsp; Job Summary&nbsp; To create a support network and link consumers living with mental illnesses in a Program residence or independently in the community, to community services. To provide a range&nbsp; of assistance and support. As a Community Support Worker, you will be part of a team that co-ordinates a support network and linkages for adults with complex mental health, health and addiction challenges living in scattered units across the GTA, with the focus being central Toronto. A key component of this position is building a support network of community resources that will enable the individual to increase their independence, dignity and self-respect. The role will require direct service and support to clients in area such as housing, activities of daily living, practical assistance, crisis intervention, linkages to primary care and a range of other services to support the individual’s needs.&nbsp; What You Will Do:&nbsp; Through a team-oriented approach, the position attempts to empower the client, thereby increasing their independence, dignity and self-respect in a safe and secure environment, by:<ul><li>Participating in the intake process for clients referred to the program; conducting an assessment with the individual, help to determine their daily living needs and working together to develop a plan of support and recovery</li><li>Supporting the personal journey of each individual by building a rapport. Supporting and establishing a plan with each person to meet the daily requirements of their living environment; directly assisting with their daily living activities, particularly in the acquisition of life skills in such areas as hygiene, medication management, cooking, cleaning, shopping and budgeting, for increasing their awareness of safety issues and for ensuring that residents receive adequate assistance in various aspects of their life.</li><li>Establishing a holistic support network of social, family, spiritual, community medical and psychiatric links and resources, assisting the individual so that the linkages are maintained through non-intrusive follow-up, reminders and by occasionally accompanying clients on their appointments; providing 24 hour crisis support on a rotational basis through a pager or similar system.</li><li>Supporting self-advocacy and advocating on behalf of the client in navigating the social services and health care systems and ensuring accessibility and availability of services; promoting and enhancing the services of the program and the image of the agency as a representative with external agencies and other professionals; mediating issues or conflicts between residents, or residents and neighbours, teaching conflict resolution; following-up on issues to ensure resolution.</li><li>Encouraging individual participation and participating in house meetings, resident association activities or other group activities which promote the wellbeing of the residents and the smooth operation of the house; conducting resident group meetings; maintaining a general awareness of the activities or whereabouts of residents in the house, identifying issues, communicating or noting incidents for director as required; collecting rents, preparing bank deposits and monitoring petty cash.</li><li>Assisting in the administration of the program by completing and maintaining the required records or statistics such as resident files, rent geared to income files, activity sheets, reports, etc. In accordance with established procedures; participating actively as a team member in program delivery by providing support and consultation to colleagues, identifying gaps in service and recommending solutions, participating in meetings, planning and evaluation initiatives, committees, events and activities; orienting new staff; providing other related assistance as required.</li></ul>What You Bring:&nbsp; Must Haves<ul><li>An excellent understanding of harm reduction, and psychosocial rehabilitation / Recovery principles as acquired through a relevant degree/diploma in human services</li><li>At least three years of experience working with the client population in order to apply the theories to practical settings.</li><li>Knowledge of the issues faced by adults with mental health and or addiction or homelessness.</li><li>An understanding is also required of the therapeutic relationship with an ability to negotiate with clients on goals and priorities.</li><li>Knowledge of local community agencies and other professional services available for the client group is essential.</li><li>Experience in working as part of a team of professionals, and in conducting meetings or facilitating groups.</li><li>Excellent interpersonal, communication and counselling skills are required to work in a team environment and to engage the clients in some highly personal areas, such as developing healthy living skills, life skills and in maintaining interpersonal relationships.</li><li>Good intake assessment, crisis intervention, advocacy and problem-solving skills.</li><li>Computer literacy sufficient to produce and maintain files, records or statistical information.</li><li>Good analytical, time management and organizational skills to contribute to program planning and to co-ordinate and follow-up on issues or activities with clients</li><li>May be required to be on after-hours on call, on a rotating schedule.</li><li>Will be required to work in resident rooms and may be exposed to secondhand smoke.</li><li>Travel in all weather, required to go up and down stairs, travel to several community locations daily</li></ul>Work Environment:&nbsp; Will be required to work in resident rooms and may be exposed to second hand smoke.&nbsp; Travel in all weather, required to go up and down stairs, travel to several community locations daily&nbsp; Frequent travel will be required.&nbsp;&nbsp;What We Offer<ul><li>E-learning program available all year around</li><li>Starting vacation time above minimum standard</li><li>Additional paid personal and paid sick days</li><li>Professional development budget available to help you nurture and shape your career</li><li>Corporate Gym membership rate with GoodLife Fitness</li><li>Access to Perkopolis, a comprehensive corporate discount program</li><li>Access to unlimited DEI trainings through partnership Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion</li></ul>Our Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion&nbsp; LOFT Community Services is a values-driven organization with a deep belief that each person has the ability to grow and change. We value compassion, collaboration, and community delivered with dignity, innovation, and excellence. LOFT’s vision is that together, we can all live successfully in our community. Our client population reflects Ontario’s diverse community and it is LOFT’s goal to build a workforce who also reflects that diversity. LOFT believes there are many ways to develop skills and build experience and expertise. So even if you don’t “tick all the boxes” but think you’d thrive in this role, you are encouraged to apply.&nbsp; Note: A satisfactory vulnerable sector check (VSC) is also required.&nbsp;

LOFT Community Services

Community Support Worker_FT-Contract

Elevate Your Career and Impact at Second HarvestLocation:&nbsp;Candidates must live in Edmonton, or Greater Edmonton area. Department:&nbsp;National Operations – Food RescueReports to:&nbsp;Operations Manager (Alberta)Status:&nbsp;18 Month Parental Leave Contract (January 2026 to July 2027)Salary: $53,000 Per Annum Plus Benefits&nbsp; Remote Work: 100% Remote Work Home-office based.Travel Requirements: Travel in Alberta, with occasional travel across Canada.The Opportunity Awaits—Where Passion Meets Impact!Second Harvest is Canada’s largest food rescue organization and the expert in perishable food recovery. We rescue surplus, unsold food from across the supply chain and redistribute it to non-profits across the country to feed communities. Demonstrating our values of community, environment, integrity and collaboration, we strive for No Waste. No Hunger.If you are ready to bring your expertise and innovation to a mission-driven organization, this is your moment. Enter Second Harvest…&nbsp; Think we're just about redirecting food surplus? Think bigger.Here's why Second Harvest is your next career leap:<ul><li>Pioneers in food rescue, we are a renowned leader in perishable food redistribution across Canada.</li><li>With a mission fueled by a no-waste, no-hunger ethos, we're not just changing the game—we're rewriting the rules.</li><li>Our strategic approach aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), making every day a step towards global change.</li></ul>The RoleThe Operations Coordinator (Alberta)&nbsp;is responsible for supporting our food rescue operations across Alberta. This position within the National Operations department will work collaboratively across our Food Rescue Operations division to facilitate food distribution to non-profits across Alberta. We are looking for a strategic, partnership-minded and resourceful team player who can engage with food businesses and non-profit partners and maintain strong relationships across Alberta to help us meet our annual community impact goals.&nbsp;Your Impact<ul><li>Support of Second Harvest food rescue operations in Alberta, collaborating with the Operations and Food Recovery and Partnerships teams.</li><li>Provide excellent customer service to our non-profit and donor network</li><li>Utilize Microsoft Dynamics CRM to monitor and facilitate food rescue operations.</li><li>Demonstrate the Second Harvest Food Rescue App (SHFRA) to stakeholders.</li><li>Represent Second Harvest at relevant conferences and trade shows in Alberta</li><li>Cultivate and manage relationships with local stakeholders, including visiting community partners.</li><li>Identify gaps and opportunities for improvement in our food recovery operations</li><li>Demonstrate the ability to work independently, take initiative and problem solve effectively</li><li>Collaborate on special projects and new initiatives.</li><li>Perform other related duties as required or assigned to support the overall goals of the organization.&nbsp;</li></ul>Who You Are<ul><li>Strategic:&nbsp;you excel at navigating ambiguous or challenging situations and focus on meeting or surpassing goals.</li><li>Partnership-Minded: you are adept at building and leveraging relationships to drive program success.</li><li>Communicative: you possess strong communication skills and experience in cross-sector collaboration.</li><li>Naturally Curious: you are innovative and constantly seek ways to improve processes and practices.</li><li>Entrepreneurial:&nbsp;you demonstrate initiative and resourcefulness in achieving tasks and objectives. </li><li>Flexible and Adaptive:&nbsp;&nbsp;you effectively manage multiple priorities and excel at problem-solving</li><li>Experience in the Non-profit Sector.</li><li>Interest in sustainability, food rescue, and hunger relief.</li><li>Must be based in Edmonton or the Greater Edmonton area. </li><li>Must have valid driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle for travel within Alberta.</li><li>Ability to travel&nbsp;across Canada to industry events and to meetings at head office in Toronto, Ontario.&nbsp;</li></ul>About the Perks:<ul><li>Competitive Compensation paired with a defined benefit pension plan.</li><li>Comprehensive Benefits with no waiting period. Your benefits begin on your first day.</li><li>Generous Time Off: Start with&nbsp;four weeks of vacation&nbsp;and&nbsp;three personal days.</li><li>Purpose-Driven Career Growth: Be part of a team where your work&nbsp;directly improves lives and protects the planet.</li></ul>Apply For This Role:Ready to lead at the forefront of food security and sustainability? Join us at Second Harvest and be part of a team that's not just meeting the standard but setting it.&nbsp;<a href="https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/secondharvest/jobs/4616578006" target="_blank">Apply today</a> and be the change you want to see in the world.Second Harvest is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive work environment. We strongly encourage applications from all qualified individuals, especially those from equity-deserving groups, including racialized persons/persons of color, Indigenous peoples, women, persons with disabilities, and members of the LGBTQ2S+ community.Second Harvest&nbsp;is committed to an inclusive and accessible recruitment and selection process. Please let us know if you require any accommodations.

Second Harvest

Operations Coordinator (Alberta)

Impact&nbsp;Starts&nbsp;at&nbsp;UNICEF&nbsp;CanadaJOIN&nbsp;OUR&nbsp;TEAM&nbsp;AS&nbsp;BILINGUAL DONOR ENGAGEMENT OFFICERAre&nbsp;you&nbsp;looking to&nbsp;use&nbsp;your knowledge, skills&nbsp;and talents&nbsp;to&nbsp;make&nbsp;a direct impact on the lives of children?Consider joining UNICEF Canada&nbsp;– one of Canada’s most respected and historic&nbsp;charities&nbsp;–&nbsp;and&nbsp;be&nbsp;part&nbsp;of&nbsp;a&nbsp;high-impact,&nbsp;mission-driven&nbsp;team&nbsp;working across Canada and globally to create a better world for children.UNICEF Canada&nbsp;is&nbsp;seeking to&nbsp;recruit&nbsp;a&nbsp;talented and&nbsp;high-performing&nbsp;individual in the role of Bilingual Donor Engagement Officer.Position&nbsp;DetailsPosition&nbsp;TitleBilingual Donor Engagement OfficerEmployment&nbsp;Type:Full-time Contract (12 month)Reports&nbsp;to:Manager,&nbsp;Donor EngagementDirect&nbsp;Reports:NoneSalary Range:$50,700&nbsp;to&nbsp;$51,700&nbsp;annually&nbsp;and&nbsp;3&nbsp;weeks paid&nbsp;vacationWork&nbsp;Location:Toronto&nbsp;Work&nbsp;Environment:In-person position; 5 days a week.Position&nbsp;DescriptionThe Bilingual Donor Engagement Officer plays a vital role in inspiring and supporting UNICEF’s supporters through dynamic communication and meaningful engagement. This position is key to fostering supporter confidence in the UNICEF brand, enhancing satisfaction through responsive and thoughtful interactions, and cultivating long-term loyalty by delivering exceptional customer service. Additionally, the role provides reception support at the Toronto Office.ResponsibilitiesCustomer Service (65%)<ul><li>Perform inbound and outbound calls, ensuring timely and effective First Call Resolution</li><li>Communicate UNICEF’s mission and values clearly and consistently through both verbal and written channels</li><li>Greet and assist visitors while providing front-desk reception support at the Toronto Office</li><li>Respond to supporter inquiries and process in-person donations</li><li>Identify and leverage opportunities to cross-promote UNICEF programs and initiatives</li><li>Handle donor and supporter correspondence via mail and email with professionalism and care</li><li>Contribute to acquisition and retention campaigns through strategic cross-promotion and upselling</li><li>Strengthen partnerships by informing supporters about current campaigns and promotional efforts</li><li>Direct inquiries to the appropriate UNICEF departments or staff members</li><li>Support donor stewardship through timely follow-up communications and engagement</li></ul>Data Entry/Processing (20%)<ul><li>Address donor and supporter inquiries related to tax receipts, donation transactions, order status, address updates, and modifications to monthly contributions</li><li>Process donations promptly and with a high degree of accuracy</li><li>Perform general administrative tasks as assigned to support departmental operations</li><li>Propose, implement, and communicate process improvements to enhance donor administration and service delivery</li></ul>Administrative Support (15%)<ul><li>Administrative support as required</li></ul>Qualifications<ul><li>Secondary School Diploma</li><li>Minimum 3 years of previous call center / customer service experience. </li><li>Previous experience with loyalty and retention techniques</li><li>MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook), Raiser’s Edge</li><li>Excellent verbal and written communication skills in both English and French </li><li>Excellent at multi-tasking and thrives in a fast-paced environment</li><li>Strong time management skills</li><li>Must be able to draft formal business correspondence and accurately enter information in various databases. </li><li>Effective Listening Skills</li><li>Proactive ability to solve problems and effectively provide donors with customized solutions&nbsp;</li></ul>An&nbsp;Employer&nbsp;of&nbsp;Choice: What&nbsp;We&nbsp;OfferUNICEF Canada&nbsp;is&nbsp;where&nbsp;diverse&nbsp;talent and&nbsp;passion&nbsp;come&nbsp;together&nbsp;to&nbsp;create&nbsp;extraordinary&nbsp;impact for every child. We are committed to being an employer of choice and building a culture that is inclusive, ambitious, compassionate, and high impact.Members of&nbsp;the&nbsp;UNICEF&nbsp;Canada&nbsp;team&nbsp;have&nbsp;access to&nbsp;the&nbsp;following&nbsp;employee&nbsp;benefits:A&nbsp;COMMITMENT&nbsp;TO WELLNESS<ul><li>Minimum&nbsp;3&nbsp;weeks&nbsp;of&nbsp;annual&nbsp;vacation&nbsp;(increases&nbsp;with&nbsp;timeserved)&nbsp;and&nbsp;1&nbsp;additional&nbsp;day&nbsp;per&nbsp;year&nbsp;of&nbsp;service (max 30)</li><li>10&nbsp;paid sick days and&nbsp;2&nbsp;personal&nbsp;days</li><li>9&nbsp;to&nbsp;11&nbsp;employee&nbsp;wellness&nbsp;days&nbsp;–&nbsp;an&nbsp;additional&nbsp;series&nbsp;of&nbsp;pre-set&nbsp;days&nbsp;off,&nbsp;givenannually&nbsp;to&nbsp;further extend long weekends</li><li>Discounted&nbsp;rate for&nbsp;a GoodLife&nbsp;gym membership</li><li>Access&nbsp;to&nbsp;an&nbsp;Employee&nbsp;and&nbsp;Family&nbsp;Assistance&nbsp;Program</li></ul>A&nbsp;CULTURE&nbsp;OF&nbsp;LEARNING AND GROWTH<ul><li>Access&nbsp;to&nbsp;a&nbsp;comprehensive&nbsp;global&nbsp;learning&nbsp;platform&nbsp;with&nbsp;over&nbsp;1600&nbsp;courses,&nbsp;webinars and&nbsp;resources</li><li>Internal&nbsp;leadership&nbsp;development,&nbsp;training, and&nbsp;mentorship&nbsp;programs&nbsp;thatintegrate&nbsp;Anti-Racism&nbsp;and diversity, equity and inclusion principles</li><li>Opportunities&nbsp;to&nbsp;access&nbsp;both local and&nbsp;global&nbsp;stretch&nbsp;assignments</li></ul>AN INCLUSIVE AND PURPOSE-DRIVEN &nbsp;WORKPLACE<ul><li>Centrally&nbsp;located head&nbsp;office&nbsp;in&nbsp;mid-town&nbsp;Toronto&nbsp;with&nbsp;satellite&nbsp;officesin&nbsp;Calgary and&nbsp;Montreal</li><li>Easily&nbsp;accessed&nbsp;by&nbsp;public&nbsp;transit&nbsp;and&nbsp;a&nbsp;short walk&nbsp;from&nbsp;several&nbsp;parking&nbsp;locations</li><li>Inclusive and&nbsp;accessible&nbsp;co-working&nbsp;and&nbsp;meeting&nbsp;spaces&nbsp;designed&nbsp;to&nbsp;foster&nbsp;purposeat&nbsp;every&nbsp;turnand accommodate the diverse needs of employees</li></ul>A&nbsp;CHANCE&nbsp;TO&nbsp;DO MEANINGFUL AND LIFE-CHANGING&nbsp;WORK<ul><li>Under&nbsp;the&nbsp;leadership&nbsp;of&nbsp;a&nbsp;dynamic,&nbsp;accomplished,&nbsp;and&nbsp;experienced&nbsp;executive&nbsp;leadership&nbsp;team,you’ll be&nbsp;part&nbsp;of&nbsp;a&nbsp;diverse and&nbsp;talented&nbsp;Canada team&nbsp;committed&nbsp;to&nbsp;creating&nbsp;meaningful&nbsp;impact&nbsp;while&nbsp;fostering an inclusive and supportive work environment.</li><li>You’ll&nbsp;join&nbsp;a&nbsp;global UNICEF&nbsp;family&nbsp;with&nbsp;a&nbsp;shared commitment&nbsp;to&nbsp;impact the&nbsp;lives&nbsp;of&nbsp;children</li></ul>Our&nbsp;Commitment&nbsp;to&nbsp;Inclusive&nbsp;Workplaces&nbsp;and&nbsp;RecruitmentUNICEF Canada&nbsp;is&nbsp;an&nbsp;inclusive&nbsp;workplace&nbsp;and&nbsp;is&nbsp;committed to&nbsp;championing&nbsp;diversity,&nbsp;equity,&nbsp;inclusion&nbsp;and accessibility. Requests for accommodation can be made at any stage of the recruitment process. At&nbsp;UNICEF&nbsp;Canada WE &nbsp;we&nbsp;strongly believe in&nbsp;personal&nbsp;connections&nbsp;and&nbsp;our&nbsp;hiring process&nbsp;is&nbsp;entirely human- driven. We do not use AI or automated systems to review applications or conduct interviews. Each candidate is evaluated by our experienced team to ensure a fair and thoughtful hiring experience.How to&nbsp;ApplyPlease&nbsp;submit&nbsp;your&nbsp;resume&nbsp;and&nbsp;cover&nbsp;letteras&nbsp;one&nbsp;document&nbsp;to&nbsp;<a href="mailto:careers@unicef.ca" target="_blank">careers@unicef.ca</a>&nbsp;by&nbsp;Tuesday, November 25, 2025.&nbsp;Please include your salary expectations in your cover email and reference Bilingual Donor Engagement Officer (Toronto) in the subject heading.UNICEF Canada&nbsp;thanks&nbsp;all&nbsp;applicants&nbsp;for&nbsp;their&nbsp;interest in&nbsp;this&nbsp;opportunity,&nbsp;however,&nbsp;only&nbsp;those&nbsp;selected&nbsp;for an interview will be contacted. Consistent with our Child Safeguarding Policy, all successful candidates must receive clearance by a police background check (including a vulnerable sector screen).&nbsp;

UNICEF Canada / UNICEF Canada

Bilingual Donor Engagement Officer

DATE:&nbsp;November 10, 2025 CLOSING DATE:&nbsp;November 17, 2025 LOCATION: Toronto, ON –&nbsp;North Toronto Seniors Services - Pine Villa COMPENSATION: $81,607 - $95,832 Annually Prorated CONTRACT DURATION: 3 Months WORK TYPE:&nbsp;Onsite Job ID:&nbsp;10377135 &nbsp; Who We Are: LOFT Community Services is a unique and dynamic charitable organization that supports people living with complex issues such as mental and physical health challenges, substance use challenges, poverty and homelessness. Serving 20,573&nbsp;annually and providing 1,856 units of supportive housing last year, LOFT is one of Ontario’s largest mental health service providers of its kind. LOFT is also recognized as a Nonprofit Employer of Choice™ Award (NEOC) recipient. Job Summary The Program Manager oversees the administration, management, operations, coordination, and delivery of all consumer services for a LOFT Community Service Program, and its multiple locations, in accordance with the established philosophy and policies of LOFT and government regulatory agencies.The Program Manager is responsible for the overall direction, coordination, and supervision of staff, including training and development programs. The Program Manager establishes and maintains effective client and community relations, combined with a strong advocacy role to meet the varied needs of the program in liaison with LOFT Community Services. What You Will Do&nbsp;Program Management and Operation<ul><li>Plans, develops and implements the Program’s content, scope, priorities and deliverables, ensures the incorporation of agency ideals, policies, procedures, and funder expectations.</li><li>Establishes Program operational parameters, staffing models, fiscal and service quality policies, procedures and standards in conjunction with their Senior Program Manager.</li><li>Ensure DEI practices are embedded in clinical practices, policy and interventions.</li><li>Prepares annual service plans with input from a variety of sources.</li><li>Develops program manuals and client documentation practices for the Program conjunction with their Senior Program Manager.</li><li>Monitors and evaluates program performance and service delivery models, conducts planning and evaluation initiatives conjunction with their Senior Program Manager.</li><li>Develops and implements projects within the program’s mandate in response to client needs.</li><li>Develops and maintains a positive social environment within the Program that is consistent with the overall objectives, policies and criteria for clients as established by LOFT.</li><li>Responsible for the overall direction, coordination, and supervision, training, development, and performance management of all Program staff, ensuring that an antiracism, anti-oppression lens is applied.</li><li>Supervises Program staff and provides team leadership to establish a healthy supportive working environment consistent with LOFT’s operating principles.</li><li>Participates in regular on-call coverage with other LOFT Community Services management to ensure leadership coverage across all Programs and services.</li><li>Responsible for the selection and hiring of all Program staff, ensuring that processes are in alignment with equity and anti-racism principles.</li><li>Monitors and ensures Program compliance with licensing, funder requirements, employment legislation, safety codes and organizational operating principles.</li><li>Oversees and monitors Occupational Health and Safety and ensures that standards are being met.</li><li>Oversees infection control, and food service practices in conjunction with local public health.</li><li>Investigates and reports on a variety of incidents or serious occurrences.</li><li>Determines the impact of changes within immediate community on the Program and its operations and responds proactively to these changes.</li></ul>Client Care<ul><li>Oversees the administration, management, operations, coordination, and delivery of all client services at the Program.</li><li>Oversees the planning and creation of all client care plans at the Program.</li><li>Advocates on behalf of the client group within the community.</li><li>Serve as an advocate and facilitator for clients pertaining to the services and supports they require.</li><li>Maintains regular contact with residents and responds to client concerns, input and feedback.</li><li>Promotes client participation and partnership in the operation of the Program.</li><li>Remains up to date on mental health initiatives, environmental factors, socio-economic conditions, available social services, and other issues faced by LOFT’s clients.</li></ul>Financial Responsibility<ul><li>Oversees the administration, management, and coordination of all Program Financial Resources.</li><li>Determines spending priorities and oversees expenditures according to approved Program budgetary allocations.</li><li>Maintains Program occupancy rates based on funding requirements.</li><li>Establishes and implements Program fiscal control practices.</li><li>Assists LOFT’s Finance department in formulation of the Program’s budget and the annual budget submission to funders.</li><li>Identifies or cultivates new sources of funding, liaises with funders, assists with preparation of funding proposals.</li><li>Reviews monthly petty cash, staff expense claims, timesheets, and other payroll information in a timely fashion.</li><li>Ensures the proper collection, recording and submission of resident housing charges.</li></ul>Information Responsibility<ul><li>Oversees the administration, management, and operations of all Information Resources at the Program.</li><li>Overall responsibility for the storing, sharing and use of confidential client data at the Program.</li><li>Maintains current and accurate records of care services and documented behaviours for all clients served by the Program in accordance with established procedures.</li></ul>Material Responsibility<ul><li>Overall responsibility for all Program locations including facilities, equipment, vehicles, and other LOFT property.</li><li>Oversees licensing, inspections, upkeep, fire/safety regulations standards, and maintenance for all Program locations, equipment, vehicles, and other LOFT property.</li><li>Reports building and maintenance issues to Facilities Management in a timely manner.</li><li>Provides direct service to clients, including on-call backup to staff, crisis intervention, conflict resolution, and counselling.</li><li>Scope of work subject to change.</li><li>Other duties as assigned by Director, Community and Health Services.</li></ul>What You Bring: Must Haves<ul><li>Post-secondary degree in Human Services or equivalent</li><li>A minimum of five years of experience in direct service work.</li><li>A minimum of three years of experience in program administration/management including service delivery, program development, staff supervision, budged administration, and liaison with community partners.</li><li>Experience in the planning and delivery of direct services in accordance with Psychosocial Rehabilitation Principles.</li><li>Experience in facilitating and driving quality improvement and ensuring excellence in standards of service.</li><li>Experience in the delivery of personal support services and services to seniors.</li><li>Extensive knowledge and understanding of mental health and mental health initiatives and of the types of issues faced by disadvantaged adults including: substance abuse, racism, discrimination, homelessness, unemployment, and social isolation caused by lack of education, poverty, illness or age.</li><li>Knowledge of the environmental, socio-economic conditions in the community, the social services provided by all three levels of government and of the services provided by other community agencies.</li><li>Understanding of cultural competency and anti-oppression framework.</li><li>Knowledge of the challenges of delivering community based supportive housing for consumers with special needs, vulnerable persons with special needs, mental health and socially disadvantaged individuals.</li><li>Knowledge of Psychosocial Rehabilitation Principles (PSR) with the ability to put them into practice.</li><li>Knowledge of the Tenant Protection Act, and tenant rights and obligations.</li><li>Knowledge and understanding of statutes and regulations governing non-profit housing, social and health issues and fire/safety requirements</li><li>Computer literate and able to use Microsoft Office software, write clear concise reports, and use provincial common assessment tools.</li><li>Demonstrated team leadership ability to manage, team build, and coach staff on an individual and program team level.</li><li>Excellent interpersonal, communication, advocacy, mediation, and group dynamics skills are required to engage consumers, funders, community groups, the public, and the media.</li><li>Ability to represent LOFT and promote the Program and organization through public speaking engagements, liaison with other community and government agencies or institutions.</li><li>Ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with external agencies, stakeholders, and community groups.</li><li>Ability to disseminate complex information, persuade, influence, teach, counsel; employ tact, and courtesy for handling difficult situations.</li><li>Proven skill in analytical decision making, program planning, implementation, evaluation and project&nbsp;management.</li><li>Ability to adapt quickly to changing priorities and intervene in urgent situations.</li><li>Proven ability to make sound risk assessment and mitigation decisions with a moderate level of&nbsp;independence.</li><li>Ability to delegate and escalate in urgent situations.</li><li>Proven ability to make informed and timely decisions that will affect multiple Program locations.</li><li>Regularly identifies alternative approaches and solutions to resolve various problems or situations within the Program.</li></ul>Work Environment:<ul><li>Exposure to angry/hostile persons from time to time.</li><li>Frequent distractions, and multiple shifting demands.</li><li>May be required to be on-call as emergency contact for after hours</li><li>Staff will be required to work in resident rooms and may be exposed to second hand smoke.</li><li>Occasional outdoor travel in all weather to different locations with transit and/or own vehicle.</li><li>Combination of walking, sitting, and using office equipment and computers.</li><li>Physically able to assist client with daily living activities.</li><li>Physically able to perform demanding body mechanics (e.g. lifting, transferring, etc.).</li></ul>What We Offer:<ul><li>E-learning program available all year round</li><li>Starting vacation time above minimum standard,</li><li>Additional paid personal and paid sick days</li><li>Professional development budget available to help you nurture and shape your career</li><li>Corporate Gym membership rate with GoodLife Fitness</li><li>Access to Perkopolis, a comprehensive corporate discount program</li><li>Access to unlimited DEI trainings through partnership Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion</li></ul>Our Commitment to Diversity and InclusionLOFT Community Services is a values-driven organization with a deep belief that each person has the ability to grow and change. We value compassion, collaboration, and community delivered with dignity, innovation, and excellence. LOFT’s vision is that together, we can all live successfully in our community. Our client population reflects Ontario’s diverse community and it is LOFT’s goal to build a workforce who also reflects that diversity. LOFT believes there are many ways to develop skills and build experience and expertise. So even if you don’t “tick all the boxes” but think you’d thrive in this role, you are encouraged to apply. Note: A satisfactory vulnerable sector check (VSC) is also required.

Program Manager_FT-Contract

Position Title: Community Crisis Intervention Worker (CCIW)&nbsp;Reports to:  Director, Crisis Services or Team Manager&nbsp;Salary:  $65,422.56&nbsp;per annum with comprehensive benefits package&nbsp;Note: Hiring multiple positions at various locations&nbsp;Job Summary: The Community Crisis Intervention Worker (CCIW) provides crisis intervention, de-escalation, crisis management and follow-up services and referrals to individuals who are experiencing mental health and/or substance use crisis and are not currently in need of Emergency Services. The crisis worker will work collaboratively with community members to provide help and assistance that is adapted to diverse needs and includes diversion away from unnecessary police or medical emergency response. &nbsp;Successful applicants will have: &nbsp;<ul><li>At least five years of experience working in community mental health, crisis intervention, substance use specific services or experience in a related field </li><li>A broad understanding of all the factors that impact an individual’s mental health and well- being including the social determinants of health, trauma, poverty and homelessness  </li><li>A demonstrated ability to adapt interventions to ensure equity, access and accommodation  </li><li>A demonstrated commitment to working through an Anti-Racist, Anti-Oppression, Trauma informed lens  </li><li>A demonstrated ability to provide/offer interventions to a diverse client group including Persons with Disabilities, Black, Indigenous, Racialized, 2SLGBTQ+ and Neurodiverse communities  </li><li>A demonstrated ability to provide crisis intervention and utilize de-escalation strategies and interventions  </li><li>A demonstrated ability to provide suicide risk assessment and interventions using the ASIST model  </li><li>A demonstrated ability to work with issues related to substance use and concurrent disorders within a harm reduction framework </li><li>A demonstrated ability to be flexible and work under pressure </li><li>A demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with clients, community partners and service providers and make appropriate use of resources  </li><li>A demonstrated ability to navigate multiple computer and communication systems  </li><li>A demonstrated ability to utilized client management software for record keeping and data collection</li><li>Strong organizational skills  </li><li>A demonstrated understanding of issues related to involvement in the Mental Health and Justice System</li><li>An extensive working knowledge of community supports available in the City of Toronto </li><li>A demonstrated ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team  </li><li>A current and working knowledge of relevant legislation, including the Mental Health Act and P.H.I.P.A.</li><li>A valid Ontario ‘G’ Driver’s license  &nbsp;</li></ul>This position will involve: &nbsp;<ul><li>Possible rotation into 12-hour shifts within other GCC and TCCS services. All schedules are subject to change.  </li><li>Work across multiple GCC services and locations including within a short-term residential setting &nbsp;</li></ul>We are particularly interested in hearing from individuals who represent the cultural diversity of Toronto. Black, Chinese, South Asian and Indigenous, LGBTQ2S+ individuals and those with lived experience of the mental health system. Proficiency in languages such as Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese, French and Spanish will be considered an asset. &nbsp;All GCC employees are required to provide proof of full vaccination for COVID-19 &nbsp;Please send resume and letter of interest to <a href="mailto:jobs@gersteincentre.org" target="_blank">jobs@gersteincentre.org</a>  by November 12, 2025, 9 am&nbsp;

Gerstein Crisis Centre

Community Crisis Intervention Worker, Various Locations

Job Title: Foundations Mentor &nbsp;- Temporary Full-Time Contract (35 hours/week)Family Services Perth-Huron is a non-profit organization located in Stratford, Ontario, that provides counselling and developmental services for children, adults, and families. We are dedicated to the vision of “Our community strengthened one person, one family at a time.”&nbsp; &nbsp;Join our Foundations team, where the role of the Foundations Mentor is to provide direct support to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities as they transition from life as a student to life as an adult.&nbsp; As a Foundations Mentor, you will provide one-to-one and/or group support, advocacy, supportive problem-solving, systems navigation, connection to resources and supports, etc., based on the individualized goals of each person supported. This position provides services to Perth County and is based out of our Stratford office. This current employment opportunity is a temporary full-time contract position from date of hire to March 31, 2026, with the possibility of extension. This position is full-time (35 hours/week); however, consideration will be given to candidates seeking reduced hours where a strong fit is identified.The Foundations Program is a supportive transitional program designed to help young adults, ages 18 to 26, successfully move from student life into greater independence and engagement within themselves and their community. Grounded in the values of inclusion, collaboration, and personal growth, the program empowers participants to build a life of meaning, belonging, and choice. Together, we focus on developing essential life skills which include employment and volunteer readiness, daily living and personal management, social and independent skills, and active involvement in community recreation and leisure opportunities. Through hands-on learning, groups, workshops, community partnerships, and individualized support, participants strengthen their confidence, self-advocacy, and ability to navigate adult life.&nbsp;Job Summary:The Foundations Mentor is accountable for establishing a supportive working relationship with adults in the Foundations program. The Mentor identifies client’s strengths and targets personal goals. They are adaptable to change and pivot support strategies as needed. They utilize a person-centred approach and lead with creativity when problem solving. They work well independently and in groups. They are a self starter and&nbsp;hold a deep respect for diversity, individuality, and the dignity of each participant.&nbsp;Commitment to person-centered planning that supports autonomy, choice, and inclusion.&nbsp;Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills while engaging with participants, families, staff, and community partners. The ability to build trusting relationships and foster a positive, team-oriented culture. Skilled at conflict resolution and maintaining professionalism under pressure. Demonstrated ability to guide, mentor, and inspire. &nbsp;Encourages skill development, self-advocacy, and confidence in others. Nurtures a supportive environment that balances structure with compassion.Qualifications:<ul><li>Developmental Services Worker (DSW) diploma preferred or an acceptable equivalent with strong background in Developmental Services. Consideration will be given to those with a complimentary degree or related diploma from a recognized institution. </li><li>The successful candidate must possess excellent written and oral communication skills, organizational skills, computer skills, maturity, tact, discretion, and the ability to analyze client and organizational needs. </li><li>The successful candidate must possess the ability to independently support individuals one-to-one, facilitate group activities, have good interpersonal skills, and must have the ability to develop positive working relationships with individuals supported, families, colleagues, and community partners.&nbsp;</li></ul>Requirements:<ul><li>Police Record Check (Vulnerable Sector Check) </li><li>Valid driver’s license with $2 million liability automobile insurance&nbsp;</li></ul>Family Services Perth-Huron is an equal opportunity employer, and we are committed to inclusive, barrier-free recruitment and selection processes and work environment. We welcome applicants from Indigenous (First Nations, Métis or Inuit) peoples, members of racialized communities, persons who identify as 2SLGTBQIA+, and other equity-deserving individuals. We will accommodate the needs of applicants under the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) throughout all stages of the recruitment and selection process. All information that is received regarding accommodations will be kept confidential.&nbsp;Deadline to apply: Wednesday, November 19, 2025Please send your cover letter and resume to:Robyn HorstFamily Support Supervisor&nbsp;Family Services Perth-Huron&nbsp;<a href="mailto:rhorst@fsph.ca" target="_blank">rhorst@fsph.ca</a>&nbsp;(519) 273-1020

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