Toronto & Area

The Part-Time Community Shelter Support Worker will work within collaborative team to provide meaningful and relevant services to shelter residents and tenants within a theoretical feminist framework that includes a working knowledge of the dynamics and effects of trauma and oppression. This position will act as a resource to staff and participants and is responsible for providing a full range of services which includes crisis counselling, case management and the development, implementation and evaluation of workshops. This position shares in the responsibility of the overall health and safety of the building.

The Manager of YWCA JUMP Etobicoke Programs is responsible for the overall operations of JUMP Etobicoke programs. This includes the development, planning, marketing and implementation of the programs in accordance with the mission of YWCA Toronto, the agreement with IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) other funders and the needs of the participants. This middle management position is also responsible for contributing to the overall management of the Association.

Newcomer Support Services provides a variety of services that facilitate social, economic, and civic integration of newcomers into the community and the society at large. Services provided include needs assessment, service planning, information and referrals, reception and orientation, translation, interpretation, and introduction to community resources.

North York Community House (NYCH) is a dynamic neighbourhood centre that has been working with new immigrants and residents of northwest Toronto for almost 30 years, providing the resources and opportunities they need to achieve their goals. We believe that everyone has the potential to lead a successful life in Canada and can play a role in building strong, resilient neighbourhoods – they just need the knowledge, skills, confidence and connections. This is the support North York Community House provides; this is where community lives.

Established in 1979 as a non-profit, charitable organization with the following mandates:
• To provide settlement and adaptation services to newcomers and help them integrate and participate successfully in Canadian society.
• To promote mutual understanding, tolerance and racial harmony among ethno-cultural communities.

CCS is a settlement agency providing a wide range of services to immigrants and refugees regardless of race, religion or status. To this end, CCS is seeking one full-time Ukrainian Settlement Worker to provide settlement information and referral services to immigrants and refugees in the Region of Peel to aid in their settlement and integration into the community.

The Logistics Worker is responsible for providing immediate and essential services to Government Assisted Refugees from various ethnic groups including temporary accommodation, food, supplies, transportation, and incidentals. Logistics worker is expected to work cooperatively with others; demonstrate flexibility in organizing work; strong conflict resolution skills; show a high degree of initiative, discernment, and resourcefulness; must have excellent communication skills, and demonstrate thoughtfulness in decision-making.

The Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture (CCVT) is looking for an experienced person to fill the position of a Settlement/Trauma Counselor. The Settlement counselor is part of a flexible and multi-disciplinary team who deliver services and enables survivors impacted by Torture, war, genocide and crimes against humanity and gender-based violence to regain their independence and quality of life with their families. The settlement counsellor is responsible for providing trauma-specific mental health counselling along with appropriate advocacy, case management, and education.

CCS is a settlement agency providing a range of services to immigrants and refugees regardless of race, religion or status and is the lead agency for the Toronto East Quadrant Local Immigration Partnership (TEQ LIP). CCS is seeking a full-time Data Analysis Facilitator for our Service Delivery Data Hub project, a partnership initiative with the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus and the Toronto East Quadrant Local Immigration Partnership. The Data Analysis Facilitator will work with the Research Partnership Manager to further build and implement an exciting collaborative data pooling and analysis project that helps build evidence to inform newcomer service delivery in Scarborough.

North York Women’s Centre (NYWC) relies on a pool of contract facilitators to support delivery of its group programs, which include but are not limited to the Women’s Empowerment Series. Facilitators are independent, fee-for-service contractors with appropriate training, knowledge and experience.