Scrum Master jobs in Canada

Ongoing.

As a Peer Support Group Facilitator, you will guide and support group discussions, providing a safe and empathetic environment for participants to share their experiences and receive mutual support. Your involvement will play a crucial role in fostering a sense of community and promoting mental well‑being.

• Facilitate weekly support group meetings, ensuring a respectful, warm, and inclusive atmosphere.
• Encourage open dialogue and active participation among group members.
• Provide emotional support and guidance while maintaining professional boundaries.
• Address any conflicts or issues that arise within the group in a constructive manner.
• Collaborate with our mental health professionals to ensure the group’s activities align with best practices.
• Maintain confidentiality and adhere to MDABC’s privacy policies.
• Complete any necessary training and attend regular supervision meetings.

• Confidence when dealing with the public in person.
• Warmth and enthusiasm.
• Passing a criminal record check (at MDABC expense).
• Desire to become very familiar with MDABC programs and services.

Must live anywhere in British Columbia to apply. Must have lived experience with a mood disorder to apply. All MDABC volunteers have opportunities to attend Volunteer Training Sessions. Self‑study on computer to learn about the organization’s programs and services.

Various locations mainly within the Lower Mainland. Many Support Groups are held online over Zoom.

We offer free peer facilitator training and a free Criminal Record Check. Volunteer for one year, shadow a current MDABC peer group for at least 4 sessions. Must live in British Columbia, have lived experience with a mood disorder to apply.

Must receive free training from MDABC for peer facilitating.

Volunteering as a Peer Facilitator at MDABC lets you turn lived experience into meaningful support for others. You help create safe spaces where people feel understood, connected, and less alone. It’s a chance to give back, build skills, grow personally, and be part of a caring community. Your story and compassion can make a real difference in someone’s mental health journey.