Social Worker for Services to Anglophone Women-Intervenante sociale des services aux femmes ang[...]

This position offers a unique opportunity to work in an innovative pilot project focused on domestic violence, while making a direct impact in the anglophone community of Côte-de-Gaspé.

1. Facilitate access to services: Ensure that anglophone women can easily access the organization’s services.
2. Organize individual clinical days: Provide direct interventions with anglophone women through individual consultations.
3. Establish a childcare bank: Set up a childcare resource to enable mothers to participate in community activities and individual consultations.
4. Translate the website: Translate the organization’s website into English to increase accessibility.
5. Develop intervention tools: Create tools specifically for working with domestic violence and post-separation, tailored for the anglophone clientele.
6. Create community partnerships: Develop partnerships with anglophone community organizations and participate in coordination tables to strengthen the support network.
7. Develop information and prevention kits: Create and distribute information and prevention kits for the families of domestic violence victims, their children, as well as employers, social workers, and early childhood educators.
8. Train anglophone professionals: Provide training on domestic violence and post-separation to anglophone professionals in the health and social services sectors.
9. Encourage community engagement: Organize workshops and other activities to foster engagement with the anglophone community, including in schools.
10. Evaluate the pilot project: Participate in the development and annual evaluation of the pilot project to measure its impact and results.
11. Final project report: At the end of the project, write a detailed report on the victimization of anglophone women in the Côte-de-Gaspé region, their participation in community activities, consultation days, and housing in MH1 or MH2.
12. Other related tasks: Perform other tasks as requested by the management related to the project.

-A degree in social work, human sciences, or a related field.
-Strong knowledge of domestic violence, its dynamics, and its impacts.
-Familiarity with the local community network and available resources.
-Adherence to professional ethical values: confidentiality, professional relationships with clients and partners.
-Good judgment, autonomy, and the ability to work independently.

29.87 l'heure

Avantages sociaux

• Specialized training in domestic violence and support from the start of employment.
• Collective agreement – Union of Workers of the Aid and Housing House l’Aid’Elle – CSN.
• Collective insurance benefits.
• Salary of $29.87 per hour for the duration of the pilot project.
• 13 statutory holidays and 13 personal days.
• 2 weeks of vacation after one year of completed service.
• And much more!

Date d'affichage : 23 avril 2025

Date limite pour postuler : Aucune date limite