Crisis Intervention Worker - The Salvation Army (British Columbia)

Crisis Intervention Worker - The Salvation Army (British Columbia)

21 Aug
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The Salvation Army in Canada
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British Columbia

21 Aug

The Salvation Army in Canada

British Columbia

Become a Crisis Intervention Worker at The Salvation Army, delivering support and safety to shelter guests. Engage in facility management and crisis response during your shift.

This role emphasizes the importance of emotional support and maintaining a respectful shelter setting. You will be responsible for accurate record-keeping, adhering to safety protocols, and providing assistance to guests in various situations. This position fosters individual growth while promoting community welfare, aiming to meet every person's needs compassionately. Align with The Salvation Army’s values as you aid those in need.

Key Responsibilities:
• Facilitate guest understanding of shelter rules
• Complete daily logs and occurrence reports




• Monitor guest activities for safety
• Handle meal preparation and serving safely
• Assist in compliance with health and safety standards

Requirements:
• Completed high school education
• One year of relevant social service experience
• CPR and First Aid certified
• Proficient in Microsoft and similar applications
• Physical ability to lift and manage items up to 30 lbs

Help transform lives daily as part of The Salvation Army’s dedicated team.
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📌 Crisis Intervention Worker - The Salvation Army (British Columbia)
🏢 The Salvation Army in Canada
📍 British Columbia

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