Support correctional rehabilitation through counselling, case management, and client liaison work with The Salvation Army’s CRF services. This role requires organized, calm service delivery.
As a Counsellor I, you will maintain a caseload of at least ten clients and conduct weekly meetings. You will develop Resident Action Plans with offenders and Parole Officers, document information in CAMS and OMS, and coordinate with community parole teams. The position also includes intake counselling, program facilitation, security monitoring, and confidential client service. The Salvation Army serves people in need across Canada and Bermuda, guided by hope, service, dignity, and stewardship. Postsecondary education related to criminology, psychology, or social work is required, along with related experience and communication skills.
Key Responsibilities: Maintain caseloads of at least ten clients
Conduct weekly client meetings and update CAMS
Develop and review Resident Action Plans
Liaise with Parole Officers and community teams
Facilitate programs and perform intake counselling
Requirements: Postsecondary education in criminology, psychology, or social work
Minimum two years of related experience
Basic computer literacy and suitable typing skills
Valid Class 5 Driver’s Licence and First Aid/CPR
Calm, organized, culturally sensitive communication approach
Apply counselling, case management, and documentation skills while supporting CRF clients through The Salvation Army’s services.

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📌 Correctional Rehabilitation Counsellor (British Columbia)
🏢 The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda
📍 British Columbia