Support women and families at YWCA Regina’s Kikaskitânaw Centre using crisis response and trauma-informed care onsite in Regina.

This full time Residence Support Worker provides front-line support for immediate needs involving food, safety, housing, and health. The evening schedule runs 1:00pm to 9:30pm, including two weekends monthly. You will use person-centered and culturally responsive practices, connect community members with services, and document interactions in HIFIS and communication logs.

Key Responsibilities:
Maintain a welcoming and inclusive Community Hub presence
Assess immediate needs through conversation and observation
Respond to crises, drug poisoning, and medical emergencies
Coordinate showers, laundry, hygiene supplies,



and clothing vouchers
Complete referrals, documentation, and warm handoffs

Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent education and experience
Basic First Aid and CPR certification
Experience working with Indigenous communities and cultures
Experience supporting homelessness and complex needs
Crisis intervention, deescalation, and accurate record keeping skills

Bring trauma-informed support, crisis intervention, referrals, and documentation skills to women and families at YWCA Regina.
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📌 Evening Residence Support Worker Regina (Canada)
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📍 Canada