Peel Region

Anti-Human Trafficking Crisis Counsellor

Victim Services of Peel (VSOP), will leverage existing relationship with Peel Regional Police (PRP) put in place an integrated approach whereby the Crisis Intervention Counsellors (CIC) provide immediate on-scene response.

This role will address the need to provide real-time support to Human Trafficking Victims at time of police response in the Peel Region (Mississauga/Brampton).

Victim Services of Peel is a not-for-profit charitable organization of Social Workers and Social Service workers operating separately from PRP.

The Skilled Trades Connection (STC) project takes a collaborative approach offering an integrated, efficient and seamless pathway to skills development and employment for BIPOC youth to in-demand careers in the construction trades. It also provides a solution to employers to support their labour market and talent needs. Each cohort will involve 15 weeks of customized training prior to employment, this will be broken down by 3 weeks dedicated specifically for training and workshops on employability, mental health and wellbeing, and entrepreneurial/self-employment skills building. This will be followed by 12 weeks of customized theoretical and hands-on training on Introduction to Home Renovation which will cover a wide variety of trades and give participants exposure to multiple career paths in the construction industry. This 12-week intensive training is designed to get individuals trained and working in the construction industry in a short period of time. Primary responsibilities will be to actively market participants’ skills to the employer community in order to create placement opportunities. In addition, you will fulfill the role of a by the Coach by providing job placement/ maintenance coaching and advice to participants who are successful in securing employment.

Punjabi Community Health Services (PCHS) is a pioneer community-based, not-for-profit, charitable organization. PCHS has been fulfilling the needs of diverse populations for 33 years by providing services in addictions, mental health, geriatric, health promotion, domestic violence, parenting, settlement and services for women, children and youth. PCHS has several research studies to its credit and is recognized as an innovative organization for community development and its Integrated Holistic Service Delivery Model. PCHS is accredited by the Commission of Accreditation Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) International and Imagine Canada. PCHS is a 2SLGBTQ-sensitive organization.

At Achev, we believe that everyone deserves an equal opportunity to build a better life and a successful future. For more than 30 years, we have dedicated ourselves to helping diverse Canadians and newcomers achieve their full potential. Today, we are one of the largest providers of employment, newcomer, language, and youth services in the Greater Toronto Area. Our dedicated team of nearly 400 staff delivers a wide range of innovative, high-quality, and personalized programs and services that empower our clients to prosper and our communities to thrive.

Reporting to the Settlement Manager and working closely with the Mental Health Workers, Crisis Counsellor, and Community-based Volunteers, the Community Mental Health Ambassador is responsible for providing culturally specific community outreach, education, information, promote awareness of mental health services and to promote help-seeking behaviours, and refer community members to mental health resources and supports in Peel.

This network is committed to building inclusion and diversity competence that results in the institutionalization of equity in members’ core values, structures, workforce, policies, and services.RDR is seeking a Project Coordinator to support, coordinate and consolidate its initiatives over the grant period. The Coordinator will also collaborate with other RDR projects, activities, events, and staff.

At Achev, we believe that everyone deserves an equal opportunity to build a better life and a successful future. For more than 30 years, we have dedicated ourselves to helping diverse Canadians and newcomers achieve their full potential. Today, we are one of the largest providers of employment, newcomer, language, and youth services in the Greater Toronto Area. Our dedicated team of nearly 400 staff delivers a wide range of innovative, high-quality, and personalized programs and services that empower our clients to prosper and our communities to thrive.

The Community Connections program aims to build resilient and integrated communities by matching established Canadian volunteers with newcomer families, individuals, youth and seniors in supportive relationships that will enhance their ability to integrate and successfully settle in their communities. The incumbent is responsible for planning and facilitating community-based mentoring programs, activities and volunteer-led mentoring projects and organizing activities to provide newcomers with opportunities to engage with the broader community and obtain greater familiarity with Canadian society, their community and local resources.

Punjabi Community Health Services (PCHS) is a pioneer community-based, not-for-profit, charitable organization. PCHS has been fulfilling the needs of diverse populations for 33 years by providing services for addictions, mental health, geriatric, health promotion, domestic violence, parenting,
settlement and services for women, children and youth. PCHS has several research studies to its credit and is recognized for being an innovative organization and its Integrated Holistic Service Delivery Model (IHSDM). PCHS is accredited by the Commission of Accreditation Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) International and Imagine Canada. PCHS is 2SLGBTQ sensitive organization.