Sunshine Coast Peer Support Specialist Role (British Columbia)

Sunshine Coast Peer Support Specialist Role (British Columbia)

18 Aug
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RainCity Housing and Support Society
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British Columbia

18 Aug

RainCity Housing and Support Society

British Columbia

Join RainCity Housing as a Peer Support Specialist dedicated to harm reduction on the Sunshine Coast. Your role is essential in fostering safer drug use practices and enhancing community health support.

Reporting to the Sechelt Shelter Manager, this part time position will allow you to supervise the peer team and engage with clients in a non-judgmental environment. You will lead efforts to reduce stigma and empower clients, drawing from your lived experiences. This position plays a vital role in promoting safer consumption venues and creating supportive community resources.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead the peer team at the Overdose Prevention Site
• Facilitate safer drug usage through community education




• Maintain user statistics and oversee peer payroll
• Work collaboratively with Shelter management
• Distribute harm reduction materials effectively

Requirements:
• Diploma in community social services
• Two years of experience in mental health and addiction
• First Aid and CPR certification required
• Criminal record clearance necessary
• Peer support designation is essential

Promote harm reduction initiatives and strengthen community ties as a Peer Support Specialist.
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📌 Sunshine Coast Peer Support Specialist Role (British Columbia)
🏢 RainCity Housing and Support Society
📍 British Columbia

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