Residential Worker at The Salvation Army (Abbotsford)

Residential Worker at The Salvation Army (Abbotsford)

14 Sep
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The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda Territory
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Abbotsford

14 Sep

The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda Territory

Abbotsford

Become a Residential Worker at The Salvation Army, providing support and security in a shelter environment. Your role will emphasize client care and safety measures, ensuring a secure haven for residents.
In this crucial position, you will monitor client activities while offering personal and practical support. As a key figure on the team, you'll be responsible for recording daily events, liaising with external agencies, and implementing security protocols. This role requires someone dedicated to fostering a safe and supportive workplace for vulnerable individuals.
Key Responsibilities:
• Monitor resident activities and provide moral support
• Maintain logs and record daily occurrences
• Liaise with external agencies for client needs




• Conduct security checks of property and grounds
• Oversee client admission and enforce policies
Requirements:
• High school diploma plus related courses
• Experience in social services settings for at least three months
• Knowledge of addictions counseling is beneficial
• Certification in First Aid/CPR required
• Willingness to undergo background checks
Bring your compassion and experience to support vulnerable communities with The Salvation Army as a Residential Worker.
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📌 Residential Worker at The Salvation Army (Abbotsford)
🏢 The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda Territory
📍 Abbotsford

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