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Transition House Support Worker – Casual


Company : Tri-City Transitions Society


Location : Port Coquitlam,


Created : 2026-01-08


Job Type : Full Time


Job Description

Position Brief Position: Transition House Support Worker; Casual Shift Schedule: Varies Hours Per Week: Varies Grid Level: 10 Wage Range $22.68-$25.19 Department: Transition House Program Reports to: Program Manager Position Summary All employees of TCT rigorously uphold the confidentiality and anonymity of all clients. Safety is paramount and governs all interactions and job functions. All employees are expected to endorse the philosophy, policies, goals and objectives of the Society and provide services within a cross-program collaborative framework. Transition House employees are expected to maintain an accurate knowledge and practice of policies and procedures specific to the program including community resources. The role of the Transition House Support worker falls into three general categories. Direct Client Service Delivery Household Maintenance Program Administration Direct Client Service Delivery Model personal accountability, responsibility, inclusion, boundary setting and initiative. Demonstrate safety practices, problem solving, crisis intervention skills, critical thinking, and active listening. Engage with clients from a trauma-informed perspective. Orient new residents to the program/agency services and expectations Complete a Domestic Violence Risk Assessment with client Assist clients in the development of a Personal Service Plan and Safety Plan Assist clients in the development of a Personal Budget Assist clients in developing/maintaining good hygiene, nutritional and household management practices. Assist clients in developing strategies to overcome barriers to independence, resiliency and autonomy personal, housing, legal, financial, physical/health, educational. Present clients with researched information to increase client''s ability to make an informed choice. Where required seek collaborative service opportunities both intra and interagency to assist clients When appropriate and in accordance with the Personal Service Plan, facilitate referrals to community resources. Participates in integrated case management meetings as required Household Maintenance Role model maintaining the facility as safe, clean and hygienic. Responsible for ensuring home management tasks are completed in a timely and consistent manner Ensure bedrooms are thoroughly cleaned prior to assigning to a new resident. Maintain household laundry. Clean and maintain common living areas. Completes rotational cleaning duties as assigned. Monitor and ensure adequate supplies, including food, linens, and household cleaning supplies are maintained. Program Administration Screen potential clients for suitability. Respond to crisis calls by providing support and/or information Maintain accurate records logs, statistics, client files, schedules. Liaise with related professionals and community partners. Performs other related Agency duties as directed by Program Manager. Education, Training and Experience A college diploma from a recognized institute with emphasis on social services. Specialized training in violence/trauma in the family from a recognized program. 2+ years social services experience, preferably with women, children and/or youth Direct experience working with women and children who have experienced violence an asset A current specified First Aid Certificate, including Children''s First Aid Job Skills and Abilities Able to work well in a stressful environment with adult women and their children (age birth to 18 years) who are in crisis and have experienced physical, sexual and/or emotional abuse Knowledge of ancillary systems involved in domestic violence; legal system, community advocates, applicable legislation, practices, and policies of MCFD, local resources Demonstrated non-judgmental compassion, empathy, initiative Positive, supportive team player with pleasant personality English proficiency required, with strong communication skills both orally and in writing, including strong notetaking and documentation skills and detail-orientation Proficient in MS Office and videoconferencing Able to occasionally work outdoors (e.g., snow removal, walking with clients, etc.) Able to do cleaning (e.g., staff washroom, sweeping, garbage removal, snow remover, dishes, cooking, etc.) Strong organizational, time management, critical thinking, and decision-making skills Ability to assess needs, strengths and challenges in self and others. Ability to work with minimum supervision while working in a team setting Knowledge of the local resources. Additional Information Criminal Record Check required, including Vulnerable Sector Screening We use an agency-wide recording and data computer program This position will require union membership.