Coordinate daily delivery of safe housing and wellness support programming through training, consultation, and supervision of house support staff.Coordinate wellness program information through the management of client and program personnel information, preparing summary reports of activities and statistics; and communication and consultation with stakeholders and relevant parties.Supports the Wellness Coaches and Weekend Wellness Coordinator to work with residents to meet individual goals.Works with life skills team, clinical staff, and site manager to ensure that wellness planning aligns with care plans.Make decisions about intakes, and how to proceed in difficult or complex circumstances during evening shift hours.When natural opportunity arises, promote conflict resolution, positive communication, empathy and respect (through positive reinforcement, role modelling and supportive listening).Facilitate regular meetings with house residents to plan wellness goals and activities.

Completed FAF and supplement information gathered for DAR (Data Assessment Report).Support family members to address issues as outlined in the Child and Family Enhancement Act of neglect and abuse.Identify permanency objective in conjunction with children services and develop service plans with the family as a means to meet this objective.Complete SRS at each service team meeting and adjust service delivery to best meet the needs of familyDocument service team meetings within the quarterly report format.

Appraise clients' needs or eligibility for specific servicesAssess client's relevant skills, strengths and development needsLiaise with other social services agencies and health care providers involved with client

Coordinate and prepare daily activitiesCounsel residents when needed and as directedAdministrative tasks such as: answering and facilitating phone conversations, filing documents and working with Microsoft Suite task management and project reporting

Coordinate with a multidisciplinary team of psychiatrists, psychologists, occupation therapists, mental health nurses, family support workers, and residential support workers to assist youth with mental health challenges.Provide guidance and support and make referrals for participants on issues related to health, family, addictions, justice, education, employment, recreation and housing.

Gaining familiarity with community connections, while practicing cultural competency, to enhance the opportunities for new-comers to find employmentManaging client files and case notes in a timely fashionLiaising with various community partners and organizationsFollowing Citizenship and Immigration Canada and WEST protocolAdhering to OCSWSSW code of ethicsFacilitating WEST youth homework club, offering supportive sessions, and advocatingfor newcomer youth in schools to ensure the attainment of career educational goals

Direct students to their respective exam rooms based on accommodation needsCounsel and comfort anxious studentsCultivating quiet environment in examination halls and responding to student requirements, as neededRegularly teach and direct student participation in stress relieving exercises