The Womens Home & Supported Living Program are units designed to support women, their children and families, including 2SLGBTQ+ who are experiencing partner violence, other forms of harm and aggression within relationships.

The Womens Support Worker will provide critical assistance, support services and will play a critical role in helping to support with trauma and develop strategies to rebuild their lives. The philosophy of building on strengths and supporting challenges.

- Provide emotional support and guidance to clients with care, compassion and with a non-judgement manner.
- Conduct a comprehensive risk and needs assessment to determine the level of danger to clients and develop safety plans accordingly.
- Knowledge of trauma informed care and therapeutic practices.
- Collaborate with other professionals, such as social workers and law enforcement, to ensure clients receive comprehensive support.
- Foster a team approach with other staff and community agencies.
- Ability to speak Metis or First Nations language is an asset.

📌 Homecare Support Worker (Saskatoon)
🏢 Central Urban Metis Federation (1993
📍 Saskatoon