Support children and families in crisis through supervised access services, conflict management, and strong communication. Work is scheduled Thursday through Sunday, including evenings and weekends.

With The Salvation Army, this Supervised Access Worker maintains protected, positive program experiences for children, families, and staff. The work includes enforcing program guidelines, communicating with participants, responding to critical incidents, and preserving confidentiality. Accurate records, client files, receipts, and staff information sharing are also essential.

Key Responsibilities:

- Ensure participants follow program guidelines and service agreements
- Communicate childcare instructions with program participants
- Provide feedback or correction when necessary
- Collect client information, files,



and user-fee receipts
- Participate in meetings, debriefing, and professional development

Requirements:

- Minimum two years in supervised access or child welfare
- Knowledge of separation and divorce impacts on children
- Effective interpersonal, listening, and written communication skills
- Ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise sound judgment
- Successful vulnerable sector and applicable background screening

Use child welfare experience, careful listening, and sound judgment to support safe supervised access programming at The Salvation Army.

📌 Child Welfare Supervised Access Worker (Kingston)
🏢 TSA The Salvation Army TSA
📍 Kingston