Children's Counsellor at PEACE Program (British Columbia)

Children's Counsellor at PEACE Program (British Columbia)

12 Oct
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North Shore Crisis Services Society
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British Columbia

12 Oct

North Shore Crisis Services Society

British Columbia

Make a meaningful impact as a Children's Counsellor in the PEACE Program of North Shore Crisis Services Society. Provide essential support for children aged 6-18 who have witnessed violence.

This part time position offers 12 hours a week, focusing on psycho-educational counselling for children and youth. Your role involves one-on-one sessions and co-facilitating the Violence Is Preventable program, which teaches school-aged children about healthy relationships. You will also support parents in understanding the effects of domestic violence on their children.

Key Responsibilities:
• Provide one-to-one counselling for children aged 6-18
• Co-facilitate the Violence Is Preventable program in schools
• Support parents with resources about domestic violence impacts




• Maintain professional boundaries while interacting with children
• Document and report on counselling sessions as needed

Requirements:
• Master’s in counselling psychology or social work
• 2 years of related experience required
• Training in Children Who Witness Abuse preferred
• Current First Aid Certificate preferred
• Valid driver's license and vehicle required

Bring your dedication and skills to support vulnerable children and families at North Shore Crisis Services Society.
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📌 Children's Counsellor at PEACE Program (British Columbia)
🏢 North Shore Crisis Services Society
📍 British Columbia

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