Coach - Coach 1 - Team Leader
Winnipeg, MBThe Link: Youth and Family Supports
2+ ansCandidates need 2 to 3 years of youth care experience with trauma-affected youth and families, a human services diploma or degree (or equivalent social services experience), Emergency First Aid and CPR Level C or willingness to obtain it, and a clear criminal record check with vulnerable sector search. Crisis de-escalation training, a valid driver's licence and a personal vehicle are also required.
Documentation, Administrative support, Scheduling, Procurement, First Aid, CPR
System Navigator - Youth Hub
Winnipeg, MBThe Link: Youth and Family Supports
Candidates need two years of post-secondary education in youth care, or a mix of education, work and lived experience. They should have experience with youth navigating complex systems, de-escalation, and trauma-informed, harm-reduction and person-centered approaches.
Mental health, Harm reduction, Coaching, Relationship building, Interpersonal skills, Communication skills
Payroll Clerk
Winnipeg, MBThe Link: Youth and Family Supports
2+ ansCandidates need post-secondary education in payroll, accounting or finance, at least two years of accounting and computerized payroll experience, and working knowledge of Sage 300, Payworks and Microsoft Office. High accuracy, attention to detail and knowledge of payroll legislation are essential.
Sage 300, Payworks, Microsoft Office, JCP modules
Crisis Response Worker - Full-Time
Winnipeg, MBThe Link: Youth and Family Supports
Candidates need knowledge of crisis intervention, mediation and de-escalation, and an understanding of trauma affecting Indigenous peoples in Canada. Post-secondary education or a mix of education, work and lived experience is considered, along with a clean vulnerable sector criminal record check and child and adult abuse registry checks.
Crisis intervention, Communication skills, Administrative support, Vulnerable sector check, First Aid, CPR
Program Supervisor - Wuskwatim
Thompson, MBThe Link: Youth and Family Supports
5+ ansCandidates need a human services degree, diploma or certificate, at least five years in group care and demonstrated supervisory experience. Strong interpersonal skills, a valid driver's licence and knowledge of trauma-informed Child and Youth Care practice are also required.
Collaboration, Case management, Documentation, Communication skills, Regulatory compliance, Procurement