STV Counsellor providing trauma-informed support, advocacy, and workshops for survivors of violence. Serving newcomers and diverse communities through MOSAIC’s settlement programs in Vancouver.
Responsibilities
Accept referrals and conduct intake and assessment
Engage clients to identify their situation and establish counselling goals and service options
Provide individual and group-based counselling support and psychoeducation
Provide information about the criminal justice system, family law, transition houses, victim assistance, alcohol and drug programs, and mental health services
Maintain confidential client records, session notes, termination summaries, and database information
Accompany clients to community services when needed
Develop and facilitate workshops and group activities
Support time-limited violence prevention projects
Provide information, advocacy, support, and referrals
Prepare project information, statistical reports, narrative reports, and funder submissions
Report to the manager on program quality standards
Promote programs and conduct community outreach
Present to service providers and potential clients
Develop and deliver information workshops on violence-related topics
Act as a resource for community partners and represent the agency at consultations, meetings, and conferences
Perform administrative and other duties assigned by the manager
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Psychology or related field, or a combination of relevant education, training, and experience
2 to 3 years of experience working in the anti-violence sector as a frontline worker
Strong advocacy skills
Knowledge of justice systems, family law, immigration processes, housing, welfare, and legal aid
Knowledge of gender-based violence dynamics, anti-violence sector, trauma-informed practice, and community resources, programs and services
Counselling skills
Crisis intervention skills
Interpersonal skills
Proficiency with MS Office suite, publishing software, and databases
Data management skills
English communication skills; other languages an asset
Cultural sensitivity
Organizational, prioritization, and deadline-management skills
Initiative and problem-solving skills
Presentation and facilitation skills
Tact, discretion, diplomacy, patience, and flexibility
Legally permitted to work in Canada through citizenship or permanent resident status, or a work permit valid for the duration of the position
Ability to commute to the Boundary office at 5575 Boundary Rd., Vancouver, British Columbia
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