Aboriginal Coalition to End Homelessness Society a 14 offres ouvertes au Canada en date du 11 novembre 2026. Principaux lieux : Victoria. Taux horaire médian affiché : 30,80 $.
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2+ ansCandidates need an RN degree, current BCCNM registration, and at least two years of nursing experience in community health, chronic disease, mental health or substance use. Indigenous ancestry is preferred, along with CPR Level C, First Aid, and a Class 5 driver's licence with a reliable vehicle.
Electronic health records, Case management software
2+ ansCandidates need current LPN registration with the BC College of Nurses and Midwives, at least two years of nursing experience (vulnerable populations preferred), current CPR (C) and Standard First Aid, and a criminal record check. Indigenous ancestry is preferred, along with naloxone, NVCI and harm reduction experience.
Candidates need post-secondary education or related training in child and youth care, social services or health care aide work, plus caregiver screening, First Aid and CPR, Naloxone training and Foodsafe Level 1. A valid driver's licence, insurance and a dependable vehicle are required, and experience with Indigenous youth and lived experience is an asset.
3+ ansCandidates need three to four years of progressive HR experience in a unionized, non-profit or community services setting, and an HR degree or diploma or equivalent. They must know BC employment law, WorkSafeBC requirements and collective agreements, and be proficient in Microsoft Office and HR systems. A satisfactory BC criminal record check is required.
2+ ansCandidates need a high school diploma and at least two years of general maintenance or building repair experience, or an equivalent mix of training and practice. They also need a Class 5 licence, a reliable vehicle, a clear criminal record check, and willingness to complete WHMIS training.
LIMBLE, hand tools, power tools, CCTV, keycard and fob access systems
Candidates need proven WordPress skills, strong writing and editing ability, and experience with branding and annual or impact reports. Experience with Indigenous or non-profit organizations is an asset.
Aboriginal Coalition to End Homelessness Society needs post-secondary education or training in child and youth care, social services or health care aide, plus valid First Aid and CPR, Naloxone, Foodsafe Level 1, and a valid driver's licence with a dependable vehicle. Candidates also need caregiver screening, experience working with youth with lived experience, and an understanding of intergenerational trauma.
1+ ansCandidates need one year of related experience working with vulnerable people or providing care, plus a valid First Aid certification and a criminal record check. Experience with Indigenous peoples, crisis intervention and harm reduction is strongly valued.
3+ ansCandidates need a Bachelor of Social Work (Master's preferred), current BC College of Social Workers registration and at least three years of direct practice with Indigenous families, child welfare or perinatal health. Knowledge of the CFCSA and Indigenous child welfare frameworks, plus First Aid and a vulnerable sector check, is required.
1+ ansCandidates need a valid BC Class 5 licence, Food Safe certification, and valid First Aid and CPR certification, plus at least one year of experience working with vulnerable people or providing care. Preference goes to candidates with Indigenous ancestry and experience working with Indigenous peoples; ability to work evenings, weekends and overnight camps is required.
Candidates need post-secondary education or related training in child and youth care, social services or health care aide work, plus work experience, which is valued above credentials. Required certifications include First Aid and CPR, Naloxone training, Foodsafe Level 1, and a clear caregiver screening, with a valid driver's licence and dependable vehicle.
Candidates need practical experience with Indigenous mothers and newborns, experience with Indigenous communities or social services, valid First Aid and CPR, and a satisfactory criminal record check. Naloxone training or willingness to obtain it is required, and training in early childhood education or community social services is an asset.
3+ ansCandidates need a related post-secondary degree or diploma, or at least three years of direct case management or family support experience. They also need experience supporting Indigenous women and families, an understanding of colonization and child welfare, and a satisfactory criminal record check.
1+ ansCandidates need at least one year of experience working with vulnerable people or providing care, plus valid First Aid and CPR certification. Preference goes to Indigenous ancestry and Indigenous post-secondary training, and candidates must consent to a Criminal Record Check for Working with Vulnerable Adults.