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DescriptionABOUT USSpringboard's mission&nbsp;is to build stronger communities by helping youth and adults develop the skills they need to reach their full potential. As a charitable organization, we deliver innovative, professional and diverse programming by establishing partnerships between our clients and their community. Springboard’s program areas include community justice, employment, developmental services, youth justice, Weed out The Risk and The Community Learning HUB.&nbsp;WHO WE AREPeople are at the center of everything we do.&nbsp;We foster opportunities for skills development, personal growth and social interaction. We also actively promote work/life balance and mental health supports. We foster communication across the agency, from our Town Halls to our quarterly Springboard orientations. We are a learning organization and our people have the opportunity to provide feedback into all areas of the organization.&nbsp;We have an active Employee Engagement Committee that focuses on connecting staff through communication, a rewards and recognition program, career development initiatives and of course, social and team building opportunities. Springboard offers a comprehensive benefits package for full time, permanent staff and, for all permanent positions, a pension plan that helps support our people in all aspects of their lives.Job ClassNon-UnionDepartmentAdult Justice Community Programs, Justice ServicesLocationFull time in person at various Springboard locations in the GTA, including probation offices, Ontario Court of Justice-Toronto at 10 Armoury, Springboard Head Office 2 Carlton Street.StatusFull-Time Contract (ending November 31, 2026)Pay Rate$56,000 per annumVacancy NumberJS-NU25-59AvailableImmediatelyHours/ShiftsMonday to Friday 8am – 4pm, Flexibility in work hours and weekends on occasionSchedules may change depending on operational requirementsSpringboard’s Adult Community Justice Programs deliver supports to 18+ individuals in the justice system in Ontario. Our Direct Accountability Program (DAP) team support individuals with matters in Toronto Court in order to set them up for future success and support in taking accountability for their actions which led to their justice involvement. Our CSO team work closely with probation to arrange for community-based placement opportunities that are tied to the individuals’ interests, experiences, and strengths, in order to set them up for future success and support in taking accountability for their actions which led to their justice involvement.Reporting to the Supervisor, Community Justice &amp; Diversion Programs, the Assistant Supervisor- Adult Justice, will assist in the management all aspects of programs and contribute to the development of a framework of community-based alternative interventions to respond to individual participant needs and address prevention, rehabilitation, integration and reparation of harm.RequirementsKEY RESPONSIBILITIESOversight &amp; EngagementProgram planning skills to implement, evaluate and modify new and existing program, as neededOngoing development for the self and the team as it relates to anti-oppressive principles and practices and supporting the team in embedding these principles in all aspects of their workLiaise with and build awareness within the courts and community about the programs and services providedMaintain existing partnerships and develop new partnerships as requiredAssist with employee engagement and managing staff in a unionized environment Assist with monitoring program policy, procedure and process in compliance with agency and funder requirements in adherence with all applicable legislation &nbsp;Assist with overseeing program volunteers and students, including recruitment, onboarding, retention, training, and supportFormulate an effective staff schedule, ensuring appropriate utilization of human resources for staff working in several Springboard and community locations. &nbsp;Ensure the safety and security of all staff, volunteers and participants at various Springboard locations including&nbsp;AdministrationParticipate in the completion of internal and external reports and statistical data accurately and on time as required. Develop program communications and forms. &nbsp;Assist in managing budgets; review to ensure expenditures, including related documents, are in accordance to the approved budget and financial policies and procedures, as it relates to the Adult Justice program budgetsOrganize and implement work procedures and standards, including documentation and reporting requirementsEnsure policies and procedures for collecting, collating and reporting information are consistently followed&nbsp;Case Management and ServicesSupport with case management, including regular case conferences with Adult JusticeWorkers across all programsProblem solve and follow-up with staff team and/or individuals served on any incidents or serious occurrences.Ensure that best practices, policies and procedures are applied in the provision of services/delivery of programsProblem solve on a daily basis with staff team and individuals served on program or service-related mattersEnsure that best practices, policies and procedures are applied in the provision of services and delivery of programsProvide front line coverage for Adult Justice Program as requiredSupport in the development, collection, and review of evaluation data to support in ongoing program fidelity and growthFoster relationships and represent the programs and organization at network tables, community groups, conferences, etc. as assignedWHO YOU AREKnowledge/ExperienceMinimum two (2) years of work related experience in providing leadership to and supervision/management of staff, program development, assessment and implementation, budget administration.Excellent working knowledge of the court and criminal justice system as well as social service agencies.Knowledge of the principles, concepts and current best practices in the area of restorative justice.Leadership skills to provide direction and support to staff, students, volunteers and participants.Proven experience to collaborate and problem solve within a unionized environment. Proven crisis intervention/management skills to defuse problematic situations and give direction and support to staff to do same.Program planning and analytical skills to implement, evaluate and modify new and existing programs as needed.Human resource management skills required for screening and selection process of staff, students and volunteers including the knowledge of and ability to apply Collective Agreement; Human Resource Policy and the Employment Standards Act.Understanding of the many community organizations and supports available to adults Understanding of the principles of proportionality and reparation as it relates to the justice systemDirect experience engaging with diverse populations and an ability to apply a culturally responsive lens to all interactions, including program implementation and capacity-building with participantsStrong interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills and a demonstrated ability to collaborate with multiple stakeholders effectively, respectfully, and efficiently with minimal supervisionRegular reporting to funders, internal accounting, and fiscal management of the program budget.Execute other responsibilities as necessary to achieve the objectives and deliverables of the program.Ability to travel throughout the Halton, Peel, Toronto, and York regions and surrounding area&nbsp;Nice to Have'sUnderstanding of relevant legislation relating to adult including: Criminal Code ofCanada, Practice Memorandum to Crown Counsel in the Criminal Law Division of theMinistry of the attorney General, OntarioExperience in developing community-based interventions that respond to individual needs, and address prevention, rehabilitation, and reparation of harm.Knowledge of the social service agencies operating in Halton, Peel, Toronto, and York and a willingness to broaden knowledgeCurrent Standard First Aid and CPR certificate, ASISTAPPLYThank you for your interest in working with Springboard.Completion of satisfactory, professional references, background checks, and proof of education are requirements of employment.The Deadline for Applications is December 3rd 2025 at 4pm.&nbsp;Please submit your cover letter and resume in a single document. You must also include the vacancy number in the subject line of your email.Resumes received after the application deadline will be considered at the discretion of the hiring supervisor. No phone calls please. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.We value the unique skills and experiences each individual brings to the organization and we are committed to creating and maintaining an inclusive and accessible environment for everyone. Applications are encouraged from those who reflect the diversity of our community and we will work with you to provide a positive recruitment experience. Please let us know if you require accommodation during the recruitment and selection process.

Springboard

JS-NU25-59 Assistant Supervisor, Adult Justice

Gutsy Walk is Crohn’s and Colitis Canada’s signature national fundraising event, celebrated on the first Sunday of June each year. Thousands of people across Canada come together on one day to raise money to advance medical research and improve the lives of Canadians who are affected by these diseases. This role involves in-person interactions. Responsibilities:<ul>	<li>Adhere to Crohn’s and Colitis Canada policies and procedures, including the Volunteer Code of Conduct</li>	<li>Lead and support the Gutsy Walk Committee to drive event participation and fundraising growth.</li>	<li>Maintain regular communicate with staff partner to identify challenges, successes, and walk growth opportunities</li>	<li>Support staff partner to manage event budget, track and maintain expenses</li>	<li>Collaborate with staff partner to set agendas for walk committee meetings</li>	<li>Lead committee meetings as well as post-event wrap up</li>	<li>Establish key timelines, monitoring progress to ensure all milestones are achieved on schedule.</li>	<li>Network with other Gutsy Walk Chairs across Canada to share ideas and celebrate successes.</li>	<li>Participate in national webinar trainings to become familiar with tools and processes.</li>	<li>Act as a role model by registering for Gutsy Walk and supporting fundraising, directly or indirectly (e.g. sharing ideas, promoting the event, or fundraising)</li>	<li>Attend the Gutsy Walk and oversee event success as a volunteer leader</li>	<li>Ensure adherence to the Gutsy Walk Event Standards.</li></ul>Time Commitment:<ul>	<li>Approximately 8-12 hours a month including monthly committee meetings, with additional meetings leading up to event day and a post-event wrap-up meeting</li>	<li>Some evening and weekend activity is required to support committee members with their roles</li>	<li>Some daytime availability is ideal for making phone calls and responding to emails</li></ul>What you bring:<ul>	<li>Experience with leading a team, fundraising, event planning</li>	<li>Strong verbal and written communication skills</li>	<li>Excellent attention to detail and commitment to organization and collaboration</li>	<li>Flexible, open and adaptable leadership style</li>	<li>Outgoing, friendly manner with a focus on relationship building and follow through</li>	<li>Willingness to learn more about Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis</li>	<li>Proficiency with email, web browsers, and video calling applications (e.g. Zoom, Microsoft Teams)</li>	<li>Comfort with communicating with Gutsy Walk stakeholders through email, phone, and video calls.</li></ul>What we offer:<ul>	<li>A community of support, a dedicated staff partner, team of peers and role-specific training</li>	<li>An opportunity to use and grow professional skills, expand your network</li>	<li>A hands-on chance to make a meaningful difference in the lives of people living with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis in your community</li></ul>Crohn’s and Colitis Canada commits to supporting you in your role and to providing an engaging volunteer experience. Your feedback is appreciated - <a href="mailto:volunteer@crohnsandcolitis.ca" target="_blank">volunteer@crohnsandcolitis.ca</a>

Crohn's and Colitis Canada

Gutsy Walk Chair

Gutsy Walk Committee Member&nbsp;Gutsy Walk is Crohn’s and Colitis Canada’s signature national fundraising event celebrated on the first Sunday of June each year. Thousands of people across Canada come together on one day to raise money to advance medical research and improve the lives of Canadians who are affected by these diseases.&nbsp;&nbsp;This role involves in-person interactions.&nbsp;Responsibilities:&nbsp;Adhere to Crohn’s and Colitis Canada policies and procedures, including the Volunteer Code of Conduct&nbsp;&nbsp;Collaborate with a team of other volunteers to plan and promote your local Gutsy Walk.&nbsp;&nbsp;Act as a role model by registering for Gutsy Walk and supporting fundraising, directly or indirectly (by sharing new ideas and leads, doing your own fundraising, promoting the event amongst your networks.&nbsp;&nbsp;We’re looking for volunteers to support their local Gutsy Walk in the following ways:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Community Outreach – inspire people to sign-up for and participate in our Gutsy Walk&nbsp;&nbsp;Media Relations – connect with local media outlets to promote the Gutsy Walk&nbsp;&nbsp;Social Media – raise awareness about Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis and the Gutsy Walk through social media&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Corporate Sponsorship – engage with local businesses to promote donations of sponsorship and gifts in kind&nbsp;&nbsp;Stewardship – build relationships with Gutsy Walk participants and encourage engagement&nbsp;&nbsp;Time commitment:&nbsp;Approximately 4-8 hours a month including monthly committee meetings, with additional meetings leading up to event day and a post-event wrap up meeting&nbsp;Some daytime availability is ideal for distributing promotional materials, making phone calls and responding to emails&nbsp;Evening and weekend availability may be required for stakeholder engagement&nbsp;&nbsp;What you bring:&nbsp;An Interest in exploring the best ways to make your local Gutsy Walk a success&nbsp;Strong networking skills and the willingness to connect with new people over email or the phone&nbsp;An interest in inspiring people to take part in Gutsy Walk&nbsp;&nbsp;Comfortable approaching businesses and local media to secure partnerships, sponsorships and coverage&nbsp;Familiarity with social media and online promotion&nbsp;&nbsp;Collaboration and teamwork skills&nbsp;&nbsp;What we offer:&nbsp;A community of support, a dedicated staff partner, a team of peers and role-specific training&nbsp;An opportunity to use and grow professional skills and expand your network&nbsp;A hands-on chance to make a meaningful difference in the lives of people living with Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis in your community&nbsp;&nbsp;Crohn’s and Colitis Canada commits to supporting you in your role and to providing an engaging volunteer experience. Your feedback is appreciated - <a href="mailto:volunteer@crohnsandcolitis.ca" target="_blank">volunteer@crohnsandcolitis.ca</a>&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

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