Building Inclusive Communities

The Community Support Centre-NW (previously known as the Dryden Volunteer Recruitment and Referral Centre) recently celebrated thirty years as an incorporated service provider. We are a multi-service organization providing a variety of programs to children, youth, adults and families. Please refer to our Programs and Services page for detailed information.

OUR MISSION
Providing quality, innovative, client-centred programs and services to enrich the lives of the individuals we support.

OUR VISION
A place where everyone feels valued, connected, included and empowered.

SERVICE PRINCIPLES
Respect:  We believe that every individual has the right to their own values, beliefs and individual choices.
Inclusion: We believe that every individual should be accepted and treated equally as a valued member of the community and are entitled to participate fully and enjoy the same quality of life as all community members.
Collaboration: We believe in the importance of working collaboratively with our service partners to achieve the best outcomes for the people we support.
Accountability: We believe in being fiscally responsible and demonstrating transparency and ethical decision-making.
Innovation: We believe in developing an organizational culture that supports opportunities for learning, growth and development and values the contributions of the individuals we support, their families, the staff and the broader community.

OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Kim Douglas - Board Chair
Angela Russel - Vice-Chair
Heather Corner - Secretary
Heather Cranney - ​Treasurer

• Supervised Access Workers -  Fort Frances  - Casual Positions

The Supervised Access Worker works with the Supervised Access Program to maintain a safe and non-threatening, child-focused, neutral environment for non-custodial parents or other family members to visit with or exchange their children.

Responsibilities:

• Supervise and monitor all interactions between children and non-custodial parties
• Provide a safe and comfortable environement for children and visiting parties
• Maintain factual observation records of visits and exchanges as set out by the agency's policies and procedures, and in accordance with the standards of the Ministry of the Attorney General

Expectations:

• Ability to work effectively as a member of a team while developing and maintaining positive working relationships with co-workers
• Exercise discretion and respect the rights of clients
• Ability to interact effectively and develop professional relationships with clients
• Flexibility is required to meet operational needs. Hours of work include evenings and weekends.

Qualifications:

• Diploma in human services or experience within a related field preferred. Training will be provided.

Salary:  $21.32 - 23.61 as per Collective Agreement

Start Date: As soon as possible

End Date: Open until filled

Submit cover letter and resume to:   Hiring Committee      email:  hr.csc@drytel.net

The Community Support Centre-Northwest is an equal opportunity employer. Please contact us if you require accommodations in regards to the recruitment and selection process.