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Community Connections Family

by South London Neighbourhood Resource Centre

Position Type: Full-time
Location: London, ON
Date Posted: Jul 24, 2024
Experience: 3 Years
Education: University Degree

Job Description

Join our Team as a Community Connections – Family 

The Community Connection - Family will be an employee of the South London Neighbourhood Resource Centre (SLNRC). Community Connections programming aims at providing newcomer families with opportunities to establish social and professional networks. This is achieved by welcoming newcomers and engaging them in their communities to increase their sense of belonging.

Work Schedule:

The Community Connection – Family is a full-time position (37.5 hrs. /week) and will run from Monday to Friday with flexible hours, including evenings and weekends.

Compensation:

  • Earn a competitive wage of $27.11 per hour
  • After probation, you will be eligible to join the group health benefits plan
  • Robust number of personal days and schedule flexibility
  • Free paid day off for your birthday - never work on your birthday again!

Key Responsibilities:

  • Organize, coordinate and lead group activities, orientations and information sessions
  • Outreach to recruit volunteers and newcomers within the communities
  • Adapt to and thrive in a fluid schedule characterized by late evenings and weekends on a constant basis
  • Introduce and connect newcomers to local culture to learn about the local traditions and make new friends
  • Build relationships with, mentor and support adults and older adult participants
  • Spearhead and nurture partnerships with community stakeholders
  • Identify the needs and barriers of newcomers and volunteers that may enhance/impede participation
  • Be time sensitive to all deadlines and project due dates
  • Analyze current needs of the newcomer families and community to develop and implement new projects/activities
  • Collect client feedback (e.g. surveys, workshop evaluations, etc.) to track outcomes of settlement services
  • Provide statistical and narrative reports and conduct evaluations as needed
  • Ensure appropriate and confidential handling of client information and files
  • Provide ongoing support and monitoring to participants within group activities
  • Implement all systems and procedures relating to volunteer management of SLNRC
  • Provide detailed overview of program activities and outcomes set by IRCC Logic Model
  • Enter statistical information in a data system using the IRCC approved tracking system,known as Immigration Contribution Agreement Reporting Environment (iCARE)
  • Operate in accordance with policies, procedures, guidelines and protocols of the SLNRC
  • Attend staff meetings, training opportunities and community meeting
  • Other duties as assigned by the Program Operations Manager

Qualifications:

  • Social Work Degree, Community Development or equivalent; plus 3 - 5 years actively working with newcomers.
  • creative and resourceful for newcomer families to facilitate their transition to feel welcome by creating networks
  • Ability to write and speak fluently in English and other languages are assets
  • Possess a valid driver's license and access to a vehicle is a must

Why Join Us?

This role offers a unique opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of newcomer families. By joining our dedicated team at SLNRC, you will be at the forefront of community integration, helping to build a more inclusive and connected community. If you are passionate about community development and have the qualifications and flexibility to thrive in this dynamic role, we encourage you to apply!

To apply for the position, send resume and cover letter as one PDF File to Vincent Tao, Communication Coordinator, South London Neighbourhood Resource Centre vtao@slnrc.ca

At SLNRC, we are committed to meeting AODA accessibility criteria, ensuring that our hiring process and workplace are inclusive and accessible to all job candidates. We welcome and accommodate applicants with disabilities, providing necessary adjustments to support their success in our team. If you require accommodation throughout the process or have any questions, please contact Vincent Tao.

We work together to empower and enrich the neighbourhood in an inclusive environment.