Provide crisis intervention and emergency shelter services as a casual Transition House Support Worker with Child & Family Services. Support First Nation community members.
Reporting to the Transition House Supervisor, this support worker assists residents within the self-contained Transition Home. The work includes client support, referrals, safety planning, transportation, daily charting, and communication with agencies and healthcare providers. Knowledge of Lil’wat Nation communities, culture, and protocols is required.
Key Responsibilities: Provide crisis intervention and emergency shelter services
Assess client progress and discuss difficulties
Refer clients to legal, medical, housing, and community resources
Track behavioural changes through daily charting
Support intake,



safety plans, transportation, and resident services
Requirements: Social Work, Child and Youth Care, Psychology, or related education is an asset
Conflict management and non-violent crisis intervention abilities
Robust English communication, organization, and time management skills
Knowledge of Lil’wat Nation culture and protocols
Valid Class 5 licence, clean abstract, and vulnerable sector check
Apply crisis intervention, client support, safety planning, and community resource knowledge within a Transition House setting.

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📌 Crisis Intervention Support Worker (British Columbia)
🏢 Lilwat Nation
📍 British Columbia