Youth Substance Use Prevention Facilitator
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Pacific Community Resources Society
Chilliwack, BC, Canada
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Full Time
Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
30 Nov, 25
Salary
30.86
Posted On
31 Aug, 25
Experience
1 year(s) or above
Remote Job
Yes
Telecommute
Yes
Sponsor Visa
No
Skills
Interpersonal Skills, Communication Skills
Industry
Education Management
Description
QUALIFICATIONS
BSW or BA in a related field plus 1 years’ experience, or Child and Youth Care or relevant discipline plus 2 years direct experience. Substance use or Addiction Counselling training. Combination of experience and education is considered.
Trauma-informed practice and suicide intervention training
Criminal record check including the vulnerable sector
Valid BC driver’s license and the reliable use of a personal vehicle; Mileage & business use insurance paid. Drivers abstract will be required.
Experience working in alcohol and substance use prevention or intervention
Ability to form strong therapeutic working relationships with youth
Solid understanding of the impacts of colonization on our First Nations people
Sound judgement and effective interpersonal skills
Clear communication skills, verbal and written
Ability to create a safe and therapeutic space for youth
Responsibilities
To provide one-to-one supports to youth – including intake, assessment, orientation and development of service goals
Work within SD33 Middle Schools (AD Rundle and Chilliwack Middle) 5 hours a day/4 days a week
Act as a positive role model and assist youth in developing values of honesty, self-assertiveness, and respect for others, and a lack of dependency on substances
To develop, implement, and facilitate and/or co-facilitate group sessions with school staff or other members of the PCRS youth team
Collaborate with the school and district to provide workshops, large health promotion events and after school programming as determined by community needs
Participate in and attend working groups, committees, agency and school district meetings
Maintain administrative duties and follow PCRS policies and procedures