Support recovery in Surrey as a Community Support Worker using strong communication, practical assistance, and qualified boundaries. This is a part-time position. Reporting to the Program Manager, the Community Support Worker supports clients transitioning from inpatient addiction treatment into community living. You will provide recovery-oriented emotional and practical support in Cedars Supportive Recovery Living homes. The work includes accountability groups, daily life skills, transportation, household needs, and client concerns.
Key Responsibilities
Build supportive relationships grounded in trust and accountability Facilitate recovery meetings, discussions, and structured activities Teach budgeting, meal preparation, cleaning,
and healthy routines Transport clients to meetings, appointments, and approved activities Document client interactions, progress, observations, and incidents
Requirements:
Grade 12 education or equivalent At least 20 hours of relevant counselling or intervention training Valid Class 5 British Columbia driver's license Current First Aid and CPR certification Availability for evenings, weekends, and statutory holidays Bring recovery knowledge, sound judgment, and interpersonal skills to support sustainable lives through Cedars Supportive Recovery Living.