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About Us:The Canadian Center for Women’s Empowerment (CCFWE) is a national nonprofit based in Ottawa and the only organization in Canada solely dedicated to addressing economic abuse—a form of gender-based violence where individuals are controlled through money, housing, employment, and access to financial resources.Our mission is to empower survivors of domestic violence to achieve economic security, independence, and dignity. We do this by raising public awareness, providing survivor-centered education, and advocating for systemic change in the financial, legal, and housing sectors.We believe economic safety is a human right, and education is one of the most powerful tools to achieve it.Level of Commitment:&nbsp;Remote: 5-7 hours per week.&nbsp;Duration: Minimum 6 months commitment mandatoryApplication Deadline: August 20, 2025Responsibilities:Create simple, clear 2D and 3D animated explainer videos (1–3 minutes).Design digital illustrations, icons, or storyboards that reflect real-life survivor experiences.Collaborate with the education and communications team to visualize survivor journeys and key&nbsp;messages.Translate complex financial and legal concepts into accessible, empowering visuals.Ensure content is trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and consistent with CCFWE’s tone and values.Adapt visuals for platforms including YouTube, Instagram, training slides, and other digital spaces.What You’ll Gain as a VolunteerProfessional experience with a nationally recognized nonprofit.Published work may be featured in official CCFWE materials, (with credit given if desired).Portfolio-building opportunities with real-world, mission-driven content.A reference letter and professional endorsement upon completion.The chance to collaborate creatively with a passionate, mission-driven team.The satisfaction of knowing your work helps educate, empower, and protect survivors.<h3>Ideal Candidate Profile</h3>Have beginner to intermediate skills in tools such as Adobe After Effects, Illustrator, Canadanva Pro, Vyond, or Powtoon.Are a student, newcomer, early-career creative, or self-taught animator/illustrator.Enjoy turning ideas into visual stories that connect with people.Are passionate about gender equity, financial education, or advocacy for survivors.Can work with care, confidentiality, and sensitivity to trauma-informed topics.Are self-motivated, organized, and open to collaboration and feedback.<h3>To Apply:</h3>To apply, please send your CV, along with 1–3 samples of your animation or illustration work (or a link to your portfolio), to <a href="mailto:volunteer@ccfwe.org" target="_blank">volunteer@ccfwe.org</a>.&nbsp;by August 20, 2025.We welcome applications from a diverse range of backgrounds, including Indigenous applicants, individuals of all genders, nationalities, and persons with disabilities. Our commitment to equity and justice is deeply embedded in our<a href="https://ccfwe.org/who-we-are/" target="_blank"> core values</a>. &nbsp;

Canadian Center for Women's  Empowerment (CCFWE)

Mid-Level Video Animator & Illustrator (VOLUNTEER)

Position SummaryReporting to the Manager of Employment and Settlement Services, the Customer Service, Resource and Information Representative is the first point of contact for all community members and stakeholders seeking services for employment and career development. The Customer Service, Resource and Information Representative is responsible for providing excellent customer service in a professional, responsive and welcoming manner, directing client to relevant Employment Centre services.&nbsp; Duties and Responsibilities&nbsp;Customer Service Support:<ul><li>Welcome all customers in a courteous and efficient manner, providing excellent customer service.&nbsp;</li><li>Serve as the primary contact to assess customer needs.&nbsp;</li><li>Refer clients and book appointments with Employment and Settlement Services team in a timely and efficient manner.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>Respond to Service System Managers referrals within 24 hours.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>Provide information about services across the department.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>Work collaboratively with the Employment and Settlement Services staff to support job and career fairs.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>Facilitate a welcoming environment and enhance efficiency in managing client flow at the reception centre&nbsp;</li><li>Support and refer self-directed clients and community members to relevant services.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>Perform efficiently to meet Key Performance Indicators established by management in alignment with Service System Managers’ (SSM) IES framework.&nbsp;</li><li>Respond to all enquiries regarding Employment Services and direct enquiries to appropriate resource.&nbsp;</li><li>Support to create and distribute weekly/monthly calendars and publicize workshops in the community and among other service providers.&nbsp;</li></ul>Organizational Responsibilities:&nbsp;<ul><li>Work collaboratively with the Centre services delivery team, manager and other Dixon Hall staff and volunteers.&nbsp;</li><li>Actively participate in department and agency meetings and events.&nbsp;</li><li>Meet regularly with manager to discuss individual, team and employment services effectiveness.&nbsp;</li></ul>Administration and Reporting:<ul><li>Adhere to agency and program policies and procedures.&nbsp;</li><li>Backfill tasks in the Dixon Hall Employment Services Centre as needed.&nbsp;</li><li>Obtain, report, and maintain data of key statistics including customer service data, workshop evaluations, etc.&nbsp;</li><li>Provide monthly updates on client testimonials to highlight service impact.&nbsp;</li><li>Required to meet program and funding quotas &nbsp;</li><li>Actively participate in department and agency meetings and events.&nbsp;</li><li>Collect documentation for evidence-based reporting on retention outcomes.&nbsp;</li><li>Experience using various client management systems (CRM) and related tools to book appointments, record follow-ups, search for client records, and generate reports as needed.&nbsp;</li><li>Other duties as required&nbsp;</li></ul>Qualifications<ul><li>Post-secondary degree or diploma in adult education, human resources or related discipline.&nbsp; Demonstrated planning and organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks.&nbsp;</li><li>Computer literacy utilizing MS Office applications with proficiency in word processing, spreadsheet, database and presentation software applications.&nbsp;</li><li>Knowledge of and demonstrated ability in employment services core competencies including customer service, communications, teamwork, initiative, accountability, and flexibility/adaptability.&nbsp;</li><li>Strong conflict resolution and negotiation skills.&nbsp;</li><li>Strong written and verbal English language skills; fluency in additional languages, relevant to the communities of service, will be considered an asset.&nbsp;</li><li>Strong interpersonal, employment coaching, negotiation, mediation, interviewing and presentation skills.&nbsp;</li><li>Ability to compile statistical data and reports for the purpose of program evaluation.&nbsp;</li><li>Knowledge of the challenges facing individuals with significant barriers to entering the labour market an asset.&nbsp;</li><li>Ability to work outside regular business hours as required.&nbsp;</li><li>Must be qualified to work in Canada legally for the employer.&nbsp;</li><li>Able to provide a Vulnerable Sector Screening check with a ‘Clear’ or satisfactory result that meets the operational requirements of the Agency.&nbsp;</li></ul>Dixon Hall is dedicated to fostering an inclusive selection process and work environment, guided by their Race Relations and Employment Equity Policies. If selected for an interview, please inform the hiring manager or the People and Culture team of any accommodations you may require during the interview process.To achieve their goal of inclusivity and diversity, Dixon Hall actively seeks exceptional candidates from varied backgrounds and with lived experiences. Individuals who self-identify as being from marginalized communities, including Indigenous peoples, racialized persons, persons with disabilities, and those from the 2SLGBTQIA+ community or who have experienced homelessness, are strongly encouraged to apply.&nbsp;

Dixon Hall

Customer Service, Resource and Information Representative

Make a Difference After School – Become a Running &amp; Reading Club Mentor!Join the fun and impact lives with the&nbsp;Start2Finish Running &amp; Reading Club—a unique after-school program that promotes&nbsp;literacy, healthy active living, and play for children aged&nbsp;6–13 (Grades 1–6).Running from&nbsp;October to May, just&nbsp;one afternoon a week for two hours, you’ll support students through meaningful activities that help them stay in school, build self-confidence, and form positive relationships with peers and mentors.You&nbsp;don’t need to be a runner—there’s a role for everyone!As a Volunteer Mentor, you’ll: ✅ Participate in fun fitness activities 📖 Read one-on-one with children 🥪 Help serve healthy snacks 🔠 Lead or support engaging literacy games and activitiesWith your support, students will feel seen, supported, and empowered to dream big. Be the reason a child discovers their confidence and a brighter future!Program Locations to choose from:&nbsp;Bennetto School, 47 Simcoe Street East, Hamilton ON L8L 3N2St. Ann Catholic Elementary School, 15 St. Ann Street, Hamilton, ON L8L 0B8St. Augustine Catholic Elementary School, 25 Alma St, Dundas, ON L9H 2C9Training will be providedRequired Skills:<ul><li>Leadership</li><li>Verbal communication</li><li>Active listening</li><li>Enthusiastic engagement</li><li>Problem solving</li><li>Time Management</li><li>Group facilitation</li><li>Teamwork</li><li>Experience working with children is beneficial​</li></ul>Benefits<ul><li>Give back to the community in a meaningful way</li><li>Gain personal satisfaction</li><li>Meet new people and develop friendships and professional contacts</li><li>Skill and personal development</li><li>Build self-esteem</li><li>Challenge yourself and experience personal growth</li><li>Develop a sense of accomplishment</li><li>Reference letter upon request (minimum 1 term volunteering required)</li><li>Enhance your health and well-being</li><li>Have fun!</li></ul>

Start2Finish Canada

Volunteer Running & Reading Coach/Mentor Hamilton

Join Our Board of Directors&nbsp;Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of families and children in the KFLA community? Do you believe in empowering families and children to reach their full potential? If so, we invite you to join the Maltby Centre’s Board of Directors!&nbsp;We are seeking enthusiastic, forward-thinking individuals who are excited about driving transformative change in autism and child and youth mental health services. As a member of our twelve-person volunteer Board of Directors, you will play a crucial role in setting the strategic direction, championing quality care, and mitigating risks for our organization.&nbsp;Why Join Us?&nbsp;<ul><li>Make a Difference: Help improve the quality of life for our clients and their families.&nbsp;</li><li>Inclusive Environment: We welcome individuals from diverse backgrounds, including former clients of the agency.&nbsp;</li><li>Community Impact: Contribute to the well-being of the KFLA community.&nbsp;</li><li>Professional Growth: Gain valuable experience and skills in governance and leadership.&nbsp;</li></ul>About Maltby Centre&nbsp;Maltby Centre is a charity the Lead Agency in Kingston, Ontario, for children and youth mental health and also a leading provider of autism services. We hold Accreditation Canada’s Exemplary Standing in both mental health and autism treatment.&nbsp;As the lead agency in KFL&amp;A for these services, we are committed to providing the highest level of care.&nbsp;<ul><li>Comprehensive Services: We offer treatment, counselling, and support services at five locations and through outreach programs.&nbsp;</li><li>Family Support: Our services include family support and respite care to address the needs of the entire family unit.&nbsp;</li><li>Bilingual Services: Services are available in both English and French to ensure accessibility for all community members.&nbsp;</li><li>Specialist Therapists: Our team includes an Indigenous Mental Health Worker and an LGBTQIA2S Therapist.&nbsp;</li><li>Inclusive Environment: We strive to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone.&nbsp;</li></ul>Skills, Experience, and Qualifications&nbsp;While board experience on a not-for-profit board is an asset, it is not necessary. We encourage applications from individuals of all backgrounds, especially those from equity-deserving and racialized groups.&nbsp;We are inviting those with the following areas of experience to apply (though are not limited to these areas).&nbsp;<ul><li>Legal Expertise&nbsp;</li><li>Systemic Knowledge of Mental Health and/or Autism&nbsp;</li><li>Fundraising&nbsp;</li><li>Marketing/Communications&nbsp;</li><li>A desire to volunteer for charity&nbsp;</li></ul>Please note the following qualifications and exclusions for board membership in Ontario:&nbsp;<ul><li>Legal Disqualifications: Individuals who are bankrupt, under 18 years of age, and individuals who are legally deemed unable to make decisions for themselves are generally disqualified from serving as board members.&nbsp;</li><li>Conflict of Interest: If an individual has a significant conflict of interest that cannot be managed or mitigated, they may be excluded from serving on the board.&nbsp;</li><li>Criminal Convictions: Certain criminal convictions, particularly those related to fraud or financial misconduct, can disqualify someone from serving as a board member.&nbsp;</li></ul>Board and Committee Meetings&nbsp;The Board meets six times per year, including one annual meeting usually held in September and one board retreat. Each board member also participates in one of our four standing committees:&nbsp;<ul><li>Finance, Audit, and Risk: Meets monthly.&nbsp;</li><li>Governance: Meets four times per year.&nbsp;</li><li>Quality: Meets six times per year.&nbsp;</li><li>Executive Committee: Meets minimum of two times per year.&nbsp;</li></ul>There are typically no committee or board meetings over the summer or in December.&nbsp;Training and Development&nbsp;New board members are paired with a buddy board member and provided with an orientation when they join. Additionally, there are ongoing opportunities for training and development to ensure you feel supported and equipped in your role.&nbsp;Selection Process&nbsp;The selection process for new board members includes a discussion interview to assess fit, followed by a reference and criminal records check. If all steps are successfully completed, a resolution at the board level will finalize the appointment before the new board member can start.&nbsp;

Maltby Centre

Board of Directors - Volunteer Role

Searchlight Recruitment Inc.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Make a Difference After School – Become a Running &amp; Reading Club Mentor!Join the fun and impact lives with the&nbsp;Start2Finish Running &amp; Reading Club—a unique after-school program that promotes&nbsp;literacy, healthy active living, and play for children aged&nbsp;6–13 (Grades 1–6).Running from&nbsp;October to May, just&nbsp;one afternoon a week for two hours, you’ll support students through meaningful activities that help them stay in school, build self-confidence, and form positive relationships with peers and mentors.You&nbsp;don’t need to be a runner—there’s a role for everyone!As a Volunteer Mentor, you’ll: ✅ Participate in fun fitness activities 📖 Read one-on-one with children 🥪 Help serve healthy snacks 🔠 Lead or support engaging literacy games and activitiesWith your support, students will feel seen, supported, and empowered to dream big. Be the reason a child discovers their confidence and a brighter future!Program Locations to choose from:&nbsp;North Kipling Jr. Middle School, 2 Rowntree Rd., Toronto ON M9V 5C7Thorncliffe Park Public School, 80 Thorncliffe Park Dr., Toronto &nbsp;ON &nbsp;M4H 1K3Lord Dufferin Junior and Senior Public School, 350 Parliament St., Toronto &nbsp;ON M5A 2Z7 Sprucecourt Public School, 70 Spruce St, Toronto, ON M5A 2J1Alexander Muir/Gladstone Jr. &amp; Sr. Public School, 108 Gladstone Ave, Toronto, ON M6J 3L2Training will be providedRequired Skills:<ul><li>Leadership</li><li>Verbal communication</li><li>Active listening</li><li>Enthusiastic engagement</li><li>Problem solving</li><li>Time Management</li><li>Group facilitation</li><li>Teamwork</li><li>Experience working with children is beneficial</li></ul>Benefits<ul><li>Give back to the community in a meaningful way</li><li>Gain personal satisfaction</li><li>Meet new people and develop friendships and professional contacts</li><li>Skill and personal development</li><li>Build self-esteem</li><li>Challenge yourself and experience personal growth</li><li>Develop a sense of accomplishment</li><li>Reference letter upon request (minimum 1 term volunteering required)</li><li>Enhance your health and well-being</li><li>Have fun!</li></ul>

Volunteer Running & Reading Coach/Mentor Toronto

<h3>Request for Proposals</h3><h3>Statement of Purpose</h3>The Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT) is mandated by its Board of Directors to tender for audit services every five years and is seeking proposals from suitably qualified firms to provide annual audit services for CAMRT, as well as the CAMRT Foundation.The deadline for submissions is Tuesday, September 30th, 2025. Please notify us by Aug 15th, 2025 to advise whether you intend to submit a proposal; please refer to the contact information at the end of this document.<h3> About the CAMRT</h3>CAMRT is the national association and certifying body for four medical radiation technology disciplines: radiological technology, nuclear medicine technology, magnetic resonance and radiation therapy. Medical radiation technologists (MRTs) are essential members of healthcare teams providing vital imaging and therapy services to patients and healthcare colleagues for the purpose of diagnosis and treatment. Founded in 1942 the association currently has over 11,000 members. A twelve member board of directors sets policy and strategic direction for the CAMRT. Under the direction of the Chief Executive Officer, 25 staff members at the CAMRT office in Canada deliver programs and services in the areas of education, member services, conferences and events, professional practice, finance and administration, advocacy, and communications.For more information about CAMRT see <a href="www.camrt.ca">http://www.camrt.ca</a> &nbsp;<h3>About the CAMRT Foundation</h3>While it is a separate entity from CAMRT, the CAMRT Foundation compliments and enhances the educational activities of the professional association and its members by:<ul><li>Promoting pride in the profession;</li><li>Helping members keep abreast of new and emerging technologies;</li><li>Advocating lifelong learning;</li><li>Promoting excellence in patient care</li></ul> All members of CAMRT obtain automatic membership in the Foundation at no additional fee. The Foundation is driven by a volunteer board of directors and receives secretariat support services from CAMRT for a nominal fee. The Foundation does not have any paid staff.<h3>Corporate Status</h3><h3>CAMRT</h3>CAMRT is incorporated under the Canada Not-for-Profit Corporations Act (NFP Act) and is a non-soliciting corporation with revenues in excess of one million dollars. As such, CAMRT is required to have an annual audit conducted by a public accountant (as defined under the NFP Act)<h3> CAMRT Foundation</h3>The CAMRT Foundation is incorporated under the NFP Act, and is a non-soliciting corporation with revenues of less than one million dollars. While the Foundation is not required to have an annual audit, its membership has historically directed an annual audit and its board has historically recommended to the membership, the appointment of the same firm used by CAMRT.<h3>Additional Information CAMRT</h3><ul><li>Fiscal year: January 1 to December 31</li><li>Annual budget: ~$6 million</li><li>Sources of revenue (2024): o Membership dues and professional liability insurance (43%) o Certification exam fees (22%) o Contribution agreement payment (12%) o Continuing professional development course enrollment fees (11%) o Events (5%) o Other (7%)</li><li>Accounting application: Dynamics 365 Business Central o Account structure: five segments, ~500 accounts o Journal entry volume: ~4,500 entries per year</li><li>Association management software: Fonteva/Salesforce (not integrated with accounting software)</li><li>Financial statements: available at <a href="https://www.camrt.ca/annualreport/" target="_blank">https://www.camrt.ca/annualreport/</a></li></ul><h3> CAMRT Foundation</h3><ul><li>Fiscal year: January 1 to December 31</li><li>Annual budget: ~$40,000</li><li>Accounting software: Dynamics 365 Business Central</li></ul><h3>Scope of Work/Deliverables</h3><ul><li>A complete audit of the financial statements of CAMRT and the CAMRT Foundation;</li><li>A complete set of audited statements for CAMRT in both English and French and in English for the CAMRT Foundation;</li><li>Report to the Board of Directors of each organization, along with a teleconference with the CAMRT Finance Committee to deliver the report verbally;</li><li>Preparation and submission of the annual return for CAMRT and the CAMRT Foundation;</li><li>Annual audit timeline: o Year-end audit: second week of February o Completed reports and statements: fourth week of February</li></ul><h3>RFP Timelines</h3> RFP released: August 1, 2025 Last day for questions/clarification: August 15, 2025 Proposals due: September 30, 2025 Evaluation of proposals: October 1-17, 2025 Contract negotiation and notice of award: November 3-14, 2025 Agreement term (fiscal years): 2026-2030<h3>Proposal Requirements/Evaluation Criteria</h3><ul><li>Competitive fees o Please separate the quoted fees between CAMRT and the CAMRT Foundation. o Please quote based on the assumption that services will be provided for the next five years (minimum) however, fees must be quoted and agreed to annually o CAMRT reserves the right not to renew before the five-year term is completed without penalty.</li><li>Confirmation of ability to meet the annual audit timeline</li><li>Experience with associations and other not-for-profit organizations</li><li>References</li><li>Additional value-added services</li></ul><h3>Contact Information</h3> Please address any inquiries and submit your proposal by e-mail to:Yun Zhao, CPA CGA (She/her, elle) Controller, Finance/ Contrôleur, Finances Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists&nbsp; 511 Lacolle Way, Suite #8317 Ottawa, ON K4A 5B6 Tel. 613-234-0012 ext / poste 246 1-800-463-9729<a href="mailto:yzhao@camrt.ca" target="_blank">yzhao@camrt.ca</a>&nbsp; Thank you in advance for your time and effort in preparing your proposal.

Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists / Association canadienne des technologues en radiation médicale

Request for Proposals - Auditing 2026-2030

Ploughshares Calgary Society is seeking a detail-oriented and organized individual to serve as the Secretary of our organization. The Secretary plays a vital role in maintaining clear and accurate records, supporting board activities, and ensuring effective communication within the team. This is a meaningful opportunity to contribute to a cause you care about while building valuable administrative experience

Ploughshares Calgary Society

Secretary

OBJECTIVE:<ul><li>Transportation for older adults and adults with disabilities to essential services is vital to remain healthy and independent at home.</li></ul>DUTIES:&nbsp;<ul><li>Provide transportation services to essential health service appointments.&nbsp;</li><li>Coordinate all trips through the Community Support Services Coordinator and/or delegate</li><li>Inform Coordinator/delegate of your up to date availability</li><li>To call the client the day before the appointment to confirm pick up details.</li><li>Be punctual and dependable in picking up the client at the scheduled time&nbsp;</li><li>Maintain confidentiality regarding client information</li><li>Ensure regular vehicle maintenance to ensure safety of clients - seat belts must be available and worn at all times</li><li>To assist the client in and out of the car as needed</li><li>To support the client to get into their appointment as needed.</li><li>To record mileage for the purpose of reimbursement.</li><li>Immediately report incidences, accidents or concerns to the&nbsp;Coordinator/delegate</li><li>Provide annual updates on vehicle insurance policy and registration</li><li>To attend driver training as offered.</li><li>Ensure up to date personal information is kept on file</li><li>Orientation to agency guidelines and compliance with program policies and procedures</li></ul>REQUIREMENTS:<ul><li>Access to a vehicle that is roadworthy, reliable and suitable for client’s needs</li><li>Valid driver’s license, and a&nbsp;safe driving record&nbsp;</li><li>Proof of $2 million liability insurance,&nbsp;and current vehicle registration</li><li>Reliable and patient.</li><li>Good listening and communication skills in English. Fluency in any other language(s) is an asset&nbsp;</li><li>No health conditions that may impair ability to drive safely (vision, hearing, perception, reflexes, certain medications, etc.)</li></ul>QUALIFICATIONS:&nbsp;Demonstrate sensitivity towards needs of some older adults and adults with disabilities, such as mobility impairment and/or mental health.&nbsp;Proof that driver has advised his/her personal auto insurer of the use of his/her vehicle on behalf of SEOCHC.LOCATION:&nbsp;All&nbsp;client pickups will be within South-East Ottawa area. Volunteer drivers can dictate where they are comfortable driving (only locally, not downtown, not on highway, etc.)TIME COMMITMENT:Volunteer drivers set their own hours and decide how many drives they want to do. Some do 1 drive per week or 1 drive every 2 weeks. We run Monday-Friday between 8am-4pm but volunteers can dictate which hours they prefer within that timeline Please apply through the following link: <a href="https://app.betterimpact.com/Application?OrganizationGuid=cbb808ce-f3d5-4a02-848c-380793a2b8b5&amp;ApplicationFormNumber=1" target="_blank">https://app.betterimpact.com/Application?OrganizationGuid=cbb808ce-f3d5-4a02-848c-380793a2b8b5&amp;ApplicationFormNumber=1</a>For more information, visit our website: <a href="https://www.seochc.on.ca/join-us/volunteer/" target="_blank">https://www.seochc.on.ca/join-us/volunteer/</a>

South-East Ottawa Community Health Centre

Volunteer Medical Appointment Driver

Employment Type:&nbsp; Full time, PermanentWork Hours:&nbsp;35 hours per week (Including evening and weekend hours); Sunday to &nbsp; &nbsp;Thursday 11am to 7pmSalary:&nbsp; $59,399 per annum (L7), plus comprehensive benefitsLocation:&nbsp; 80 Woodlawn Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M4T 1C1External Application Deadline:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Wednesday, August 13, 2025JOIN OUR TEAMYWCA Toronto strives to uphold anti-discrimination practices and anti-oppression principles to ensure that the rights of all individuals are respected and protected. We work to promote a climate that is welcoming of all women and individuals who identify as Trans, intersex, non-binary, agender, and/or Two-Spirit.&nbsp; We encourage applications from women and gender diverse people from all races, ethnic origins, religions, abilities and sexual orientations.The Community Support Worker is responsible for working in collaboration with tenants to develop and implement community development initiatives, with the goal of creating a dynamic and inclusive community, engagement with broader community, and effective strategies to meet the emotional, practical and social support needs of the tenant community. This position will work with the Manager and the team to ensure that community development activities are integrated into the overall program delivery. The Community Support Worker will provide leadership in development and facilitation of initiatives to support the community to generate individual and community solutions to address their needs.&nbsp;ABOUT YWCA TORONTO – HOUSING SUPPORT PROGRAM&nbsp;YWCA Toronto Housing Support Program offers a range of housing options for women and women led households, including permanent and supportive housing at a variety of YWCA owned and operated locations. Individual and group support assists tenants to identify and build the skills required to the address the barriers they experience in their lives and to maintain their housing. Barriers tenants and their children experience include mental health and/ or addictions, poverty and experiences of violence.&nbsp; Supports are intended to assist them to build the skills required to participate in their community both inside and outside of the building and if they are able and ready, to move to housing without supports.KEY RESPONSIBILITIES<ul><li>Works with the Manager, participates in the program team as a specialist in the area of innovative community development and capacity building with marginalized and mixed communities;</li><li>Develops, implements evaluates and facilitates workshops, groups and individual supports that address tenant mental health, addictions and woman abuse issues, with specialized attention to peer support needs;</li><li>Assists tenants to assume and maintain their tenancy obligations; </li><li>Provides crisis prevention, intervention and counseling for participants to respond to crisis in ways that support individual and community well-being;</li><li>Models and coaches tenants to use conflict resolution and mediation skills to support positive relations between tenants;</li><li>Assists in developing and maintaining housing support program policies and procedures;</li><li>Engages with the staff team in reflective practice to ensure the development and implementation of quality programs and services; </li><li>Participates in creating a collaborative and dynamic team environment; </li><li>Ensures accurate, timely documentation of program and tenant support initiatives.&nbsp;</li></ul>QUALIFICATIONS<ul><li>General knowledge of an academic or technical discipline normally acquired through the completion of an undergraduate degree (example: Bachelor of Social Work) (Cases for Equivalency will be considered);</li><li>Over 3 years through 5 years’ experience working in a supportive housing setting in a direct service setting with children, youth and adults who experience impacts of poverty, homelessness/ under-housing, violence/trauma, mental health/addictions/ or concurrent disorders;</li><li>Demonstrated experience in cultivating leadership within groups;</li><li>Supportive counseling and group-work approach that is flexible client-centered and strengths-based;</li><li>Life Skills certificate an asset;</li><li>Arts based and social media skills an asset;</li><li>Working knowledge of the Residential Tenancies Act, Housing Services Act and Ontario Human Rights Code;</li><li>Excellent crisis intervention and conflict mediation skills, with ability to remain calm in crisis;</li><li>Proven experience working independently, developing and facilitating groups;</li><li>Ability to deliver culturally sensitive services;</li><li>Very good knowledge and understanding of community resources; </li><li>Familiarity with Windows and Excel programs;</li><li>Excellent oral and written communication;</li><li>Ability to work within an anti-oppression and feminist framework;</li><li>Knowledge of a second language or culture an asset;</li><li>Valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle is an asset.</li></ul>WHAT WE OFFER:<ul><li>Comprehensive Medical, Vision, and Dental Coverage</li><li>Life Insurance and Long-Term Disability Benefit</li><li>Multi-Sector Pension Plan: Employer’s contribution of 5.75% and Employee Contribution of 3.25%</li><li>Time off: Starts with 20 Vacation Days, 1.5 Days Per Month Sick Leave, 12 Paid Holidays, Health Promotional Days and 4 Float Days</li><li>Other Benefits: Child Care Benefits, Maternity/Parental Leave Supplementary Employment Benefits, Educational/Sabbatical Leave, and Financial Assistance for Professional Development</li></ul>Vaccination Policy: In accordance with YWCA Toronto’s COVID-19 Vaccination Policy, all YWCA Toronto employees, students and volunteers are strongly encouraged to obtain all COVID-19 vaccinations and booster doses as recommended by Toronto Public Health.HOW TO APPLYPlease click or copy and paste the link in your browser to apply.<a href="https://ywcatoronto.applytojob.com/apply/x3Xk0V7K9b/Community-Support-Worker?source=charityvillage" target="_blank">https://ywcatoronto.applytojob.com/apply/x3Xk0V7K9b/Community-Support-Worker?source=charityvillage</a>Please note: A vulnerable sector police reference check is required by the successful candidate prior to hiring. YWCA Toronto is a unionized workplace. Staff are represented by CUPE Local 2189. This position is within the Bargaining Unit. Please indicate on your cover letter if you are an internal candidate.&nbsp;For internal applicants, this position is not secondable.YWCA Toronto promotes the principles of anti-oppression and adheres to the tenets of the Ontario Human Rights Code. We encourage applications from women and gender diverse people of all races, ethnic origins, religions, abilities and sexual orientations.&nbsp;YWCA Toronto provides accommodation during all parts of the hiring process, upon request, to applicants with disabilities. If contacted, please advise us if you require any accommodation.&nbsp;While we thank all candidates for their interest, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.&nbsp;YWCA Toronto is a Scent-Sensitive Workplace.Posting date: August 1, 2025

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