Part Time Justice Service Worker

at  Connective Support Society

Connective is a dynamic non-profit organization that provides innovative programming in the social services sector. We strive to create safe, healthy, and inclusive communities for all.

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES

• Provide life skills assistance as needed in areas such as cooking, anger management, money management, conflict resolution, socialization issues, communication skills and housekeeping
• Provide employment readiness support, pre-employment support, resume preparation and interviewing guidance
• Provide daily support and intervention based on client driven needs and monitor mental health/well-being
• Monitor client log books and report concerns to Justice Services Manager and appropriate agency case manager, this includes completing spot checks
• Operate security cameras and report concerns/issues to appropriate authorities
• Maintain client electronic files on CAMS system, including statement of goals, case plans, progress summary, contact notes & discharges
• Complete month end reports, medical error reports, critical incident reports and a variety of other forms
• Monitor client’s housekeeping and complete weekly housekeeping inspections
• Establish a network of community resources and maintain positive relationships to assist clients to access appropriate resources
• Communicate with National Monitoring Centre (NMC) as required
• Provide access to medications following Connective’s Policy and Procedures
• Ensure clients keep appointments with medical professionals, RCMP, Probation, Parole and monitor overall compliance with parole conditions
• Assist clients to develop an appropriate and positive social network
• Assist clients to obtain safe & affordable housing prior to completing their parole or probation conditions
• Support clients interactions with family and friends to develop personal support systems
• Monitor clients progress; provide ongoing client progress, concerns & issues to case manager, this includes medical, behavioral and community risk matters
• Coordinate new client move-ins including transportation from bus/airport to CBRF
• Ensure clients abide by tenant and house rules, includes conducting monthly tenant meetings
• Assist with the training and orientation of new staff
• Transport clients in personal vehicle
• Model appropriate behaviors and communication to our clients and other professionals
• Monitor clients parole/probation/forensics court orders and release conditions and communicate issues or concerns to case manager
• Work with clients living with various cognitive, physical, mental or medical conditions, including clients with a history of sexual offences or designated a dangerous offender
• Address client’s criminogenic factors & develop strategies to address those factors
• Effectively utilize various agency systems and technology platforms
• Perform other related duties as required

QUALIFICATIONS

• Diploma in a related Human/Social Service field and one (1) year recent related experience; or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience

REQUIREMENTS

• Criminal Records Checks
• Emergency First Aid
• Class 5 driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle
• Fully vaccinated against COVID-19
  Compensation
  The wage range for this position is $25.95 to $29.76 per hour as per collective agreement
  Important: Candidates must be legally authorized to work in Canada, observe their weekly hours limit if under a temporary or study visa, and provide proof of eligibility if selected for the role.

This position will provide supportive services aimed at assisting individuals to live successfully in the community. This involves working closely with a variety of community agencies such as Forensics, Probation, Mental Health & Canada Corrections (Parole). Work with Agency Case Managers to support and monitor their client goals and conditions. Provision of daily physical, emotional and social supports to enhance each client potential for personal development.