Position Title: Support Worker Reports to: SASC Assistant Manager, Support Permanent, part-time Compensation: $32.60 per hour This position is included under the CUPE Local 1936-26 Bargaining Unit. The Sexual Assault Support Centre (SASC) at UBC is a part of the AMS, the Student Society of UBC Vancouver. The SASC is a qualified service that has been operating since 2002. SASC has been committed to providing support services to people of all genders and identities who have been impacted by sexualized violence, including their support people. The SASC approaches sexual violence prevention through education, to shift perspectives and address systemic barriers, while also providing people with tools to respond supportively to those who are impacted. Meal discounts at any of our AMS-run food outlet Provide crisis intervention, emotional support and safety planning for survivors of violence Provide legal, medical,



and campus-related advocacy including hospital accompaniments for clients Assist with the curriculum development and facilitation of support groups Assist with the development and maintenance of support resources Support a campus coordinated response to sexual assault and take part in case consultation meetings Work in collaboration with other on and off campus resources to effectively support survivor's needs Participates actively in the logistics and light housekeeping duties at the SASC Relevant post-secondary education and/or combination of training/education/experience, with a minimum of 2 years providing frontline support services Specialized knowledge of sexual violence and trauma-informed care Knowledge and experience working from feminist and anti-oppressive perspectives, with strong analysis of gender-based violence and its nuances Experience doing case management, and using client databases Experience providing hospital accompaniment and legal advocacy Well organized, flexible, self-motivated and ability to work and make decisions independently and collaboratively Experience following confidentiality policies and procedures Experience working with diverse communities Strong collaborative, communication and inter-personal skills Strong understanding of harm reduction with substance use and safety planning Experience working with youth-oriented organizations, in an educational context, and/or within the UBC campus community is an asset Experience working in an anti-violence organization is an asset Eveningand weekend availability

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