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Toby Mustill is listed as Youth Development and Onyx and Intensive Support and Supervision Worker at PLEA Community Services Society of BC, a with 190 employees, based in Mission, British Columbia, Canada. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at plea.bc.ca and a matched LinkedIn profile for Toby Mustill.
Toby Mustill previously worked as Youth Development/ Onyx/ Intensive Support and Supervision Worker at Plea Community Services Society Of Bc and Casual Program Facilitator at Bcfed Health And Safety Centre. Toby Mustill holds Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Criminology, Gpa 3.02 from University Of The Fraser Valley.
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About Toby Mustill
University graduate with a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Criminal Justice and minor in Sociology from the University of the Fraser Valley. I completed my 2nd year practicum with the University of the Fraser Valley's Centre for Safe Schools and Communities and my 4th year practicum with Ministry of Children and Family Development Youth Probation (East Fraser). In May 2022 I completed the Advanced Certificate in Mental Health, Addictions and Criminal Justice program at Camosun College with distinction. My final project investigated the use of Evidence Based Therapies addressing youth criminality.I began my career in 2015 as a part time Youth Worker with Access Youth Outreach Services. I now work as a full time Youth Development Worker and Intensive Support and Supervision Program (ISSP) Worker with PLEA Community Services. I am currently the Employee Co-Chair of the Labour Management Committee and former OHS Committee Co-Chair for the organization. I am currently the agency liaison to the SD-42 Alternate Program. I formerly organized and ran the Ridge Meadows Night Hoops Basketball Program. I am also a casual workshop presenter for the BC Fed Health and Safety Centre’s Alive After 5 Program presenting on OHS to high school students. I am a long time volunteer from the age of 13. Beginning with the BCSPCA and Hearts on Noses. I then transitioned to coaching high school rugby for a number of years throughout university. I then returned to volunteering at Mission Community Services, Mission Youth House and Fraser Valley Humane Society with animals and as a Director. I am formerly the Community Development Director/Board Member for the Mission Youth Action Group.I am currently a Shop Steward at my worksite and Member at Large of the BCGEU Local 304. I am an Organizing Fundamentals, BCFED Alive After 5, and Be More Than a Bystander program facilitator.In the future I am hoping to pursue a Masters of Arts in Criminal Justice relating to improving relationships with youth and the criminal justice system, exploring reducing the rate of transition between the youth criminal justice system and the adult criminal justice system, or, exploring youth gang membership transitions to adult criminality. I also hope to be able to serve my coworkers and the wider Community Social Services sector with the BCGEU far into the future.
Listed skills include Customer Service, Nonprofit Organizations, Community Outreach, Case Management, and 4 others.
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Youth Development/ Onyx/ Intensive Support And Supervision Worker
Address the full range of needs and circumstances presented by youth and their families and assist them to accomplish their identified goals that may include improving individual competencies, strengthen their relationships, facilitate access to community resources and supports, reconnect youth to educational programs, secure employment, respond to crises and support youths' transition to independence. Provide intensive support and supervision (ISSP) to youth who are medium to high risk of… Show more Address the full range of needs and circumstances presented by youth and their families and assist them to accomplish their identified goals that may include improving individual competencies, strengthen their relationships, facilitate access to community resources and supports, reconnect youth to educational programs, secure employment, respond to crises and support youths' transition to independence. Provide intensive support and supervision (ISSP) to youth who are medium to high risk of re-offending and are subject to Youth Court Orders, and monitoring compliance with the terms and conditions of these orders. Supervising youth who have been placed on curfew as a bail or probation condition, conducting phone and random in-person checks. • Liaison to SD42 Alternate Secondary Programs• Developer and Facilitator of Ridge Meadows Night Hoops Program.• Assistant Facilitator for the Ridge Meadows Transgender Support Group. • Assistant Facilitator of Adulting 101 PLEA Life Skills group. • Employee Co-chair of OH&S Committee (2022 – 2023); Secretary OH&S Committee (2023 - present); Acting Employee Co-chair of OH&S Committee (Jan - June 2024).• Employee Co-chair of Labour Management Committee (2023 – Present) Show less
Casual Program Facilitator
Alive After 5 and Labour Education casual facilitator across the lower mainland. Presenting to high school youth courses on workplace rights with health and safety and the benefits of a unionized workplace.
Match Official
Experienced refereeing BC Men’s Premier Reserve Division, Women’s Premier Division. Able to follow detailed rules and instructions, handle difficult situations independently, and communicate effectively. Referee for: • 2015 Women’s Division 1• 2016 Men’s Division 3• 2017 Men’s Division 2• 2018 U23 Men’s final(s)• Technical Zone Manager (TZM) at Canada 7’s (Men’s & Women’s) 2016 - 2022• International games hosted in Vancouver and Victoria, BC. • Attended… Show more Experienced refereeing BC Men’s Premier Reserve Division, Women’s Premier Division. Able to follow detailed rules and instructions, handle difficult situations independently, and communicate effectively. Referee for: • 2015 Women’s Division 1• 2016 Men’s Division 3• 2017 Men’s Division 2• 2018 U23 Men’s final(s)• Technical Zone Manager (TZM) at Canada 7’s (Men’s & Women’s) 2016 - 2022• International games hosted in Vancouver and Victoria, BC. • Attended Canadian National Championships (2017 - 2019)• Las Vegas (2015) & Vancouver Invitational 7s (2017/18) • Regular match official for Vancouver Police Department’s Justice Rugby team. Show less
Youth Probation Officer
Assisted designated Youth Probation Officers with case management. Completed SAVRY risk assessments including deciding a youth’s level of risk and being able to articulate reasoning behind such decisions. Completed numerous Pre-Sentence Reports for Crown Counsel and the court to help determine client’s needs, the most effective sentencing options and conditions upon release. Used computer systems such as CORNET and JUSTIN to search files and input pertinent data relating to clients. Attended… Show more Assisted designated Youth Probation Officers with case management. Completed SAVRY risk assessments including deciding a youth’s level of risk and being able to articulate reasoning behind such decisions. Completed numerous Pre-Sentence Reports for Crown Counsel and the court to help determine client’s needs, the most effective sentencing options and conditions upon release. Used computer systems such as CORNET and JUSTIN to search files and input pertinent data relating to clients. Attended meetings with clients, parents and other individuals involved with the client to ascertain the best service plan for the individual client. Attended SD 34 YES Program committee meetings. Assisted community and correctional Intensive Support and Supervision workers meet and connect with youth to ensure they abide by their report, reside, and curfew conditions. Engaged with clients and community agencies to identify potential referrals for clients. Attended a number of different court session with clients such as bail hearings, remand to custody hearings and sentencing. Show less
Youth Outreach Worker
Provided street outreach in the form of partnered walkabouts to connect with street involved youth. Provided drug and sexual health information, education and relevant referrals where needed. Using a harm reduction model to determine best outcomes for youth on a case to case basis. Gave assessments and crisis intervention as required. Trained in using Naloxone. Key holder and mini-bus driver. Responsible for maintaining accurate data and statistics on services provided. Collaborated with… Show more Provided street outreach in the form of partnered walkabouts to connect with street involved youth. Provided drug and sexual health information, education and relevant referrals where needed. Using a harm reduction model to determine best outcomes for youth on a case to case basis. Gave assessments and crisis intervention as required. Trained in using Naloxone. Key holder and mini-bus driver. Responsible for maintaining accurate data and statistics on services provided. Collaborated with other agencies such as Ministry of Children and Family Development, Police, and Parks and Recreation. Show less
Pet Expert
Excellent customer service, ability to problem solve, to promote customer satisfaction and handle difficult situations. Assist and offer advice to customers on pet food and pet care. Problem solve for customers whose pets have minor health or behavioural issues. Deal with difficult situations; turn unhappy customers into satisfied customers. Handle cash and credit transactions, operate till, cash up at the end of the day. Restocking merchandise with attention to detail.
Research Assistant
Centre for Safe Schools and Communities assistant, responsible for website updates, making phone calls and conducting research. Writing papers pertaining specifically to police interaction with homeless youth. Meeting and presenting to various members of school districts and police officers regarding implementing strategies for safer school environment and police policy around youth interaction.
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Dasha Ivanenko
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Mario Marino
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Taylor Lunnin
Colleague at Plea Community Services Society Of BcSurrey, British Columbia, Canada
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Gary Maley
Colleague at Plea Community Services Society Of BcPort Moody, British Columbia, Canada
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Jennifer Lawrence
Colleague at Plea Community Services Society Of BcVancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Harshmita Chauhan
Colleague at Plea Community Services Society Of BcSurrey, British Columbia, Canada
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Judith Carling
Colleague at Plea Community Services Society Of BcBurnaby, British Columbia, Canada
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Alana Bodell
Colleague at Plea Community Services Society Of BcGreater Vancouver Metropolitan Area, Canada
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Maura Fitzpatrick
Colleague at Plea Community Services Society Of BcBurnaby, British Columbia, Canada
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Galyna Vasylieva
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Toby Mustill education
Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Criminology, Gpa 3.02
Advanced Certificate (Hons.), Mental Health, Addictions And Criminal Justice, Gpa 4.0
Diploma, Criminology
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Toby Mustill works for PLEA Community Services Society of BC.
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Toby Mustill is listed as Youth Development and Onyx and Intensive Support and Supervision Worker at PLEA Community Services Society of BC.
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Toby Mustill is based in Mission, British Columbia, Canada while working with PLEA Community Services Society of BC.
What companies has Toby Mustill worked for?
Toby Mustill has worked for Plea Community Services Society Of Bc, Bcfed Health And Safety Centre, Rmosbc, Government Of British Columbia, and Access Youth Outreach Services Society.
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Toby Mustill's colleagues at PLEA Community Services Society of BC include Dasha Ivanenko, Mario Marino, Taylor Lunnin, Gary Maley, and Jennifer Lawrence.
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What schools did Toby Mustill attend?
Toby Mustill holds Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Criminology, Gpa 3.02 from University Of The Fraser Valley.
What skills is Toby Mustill known for?
Toby Mustill is listed with skills including Customer Service, Nonprofit Organizations, Community Outreach, Case Management, Communication, Youth Development, Conflict Resolution, and Youth Work.
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