The Team The Community Integration Services Branch is a dedicated and established team of Community Integration Specialists who work closely with frontline support workers, outreach staff, and emergency shelter coordinators. This team collaborates with a range of professionals, including Employment and Assistance Workers, community partners, and non-profit staff, to provide essential support to B.C.’s most underserved individuals. We value our team’s commitment to client-centered care and their efforts to meet clients where they are, ensuring they receive both financial assistance and help navigating complex social services. The Role Community Integration Specialists, in partnership with the Tillicum Lelum Aboriginal Friendship Centre, work in the community 80
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The Team The Community Integration Services Branch is a dedicated and established team of Community Integration Specialists who work closely with frontline support workers, outreach staff, and emergency shelter coordinators. This team collaborates with a range of professionals, including Employment and Assistance Workers, community partners, and non-profit staff, to provide essential support to B.C.’s most underserved individuals. We value our team’s commitment to client-centered care and their efforts to meet clients where they are, ensuring they receive both financial assistance and help navigating complex social services. The Role Community Integration Specialists, in partnership with Squamish Nation Services, work in the community 80-85% of their sched
The Team The Community Integration Services Branch is a dedicated and established team of Community Integration Specialists who work closely with frontline support workers, outreach staff, and emergency shelter coordinators. This team collaborates with a range of professionals, including Employment and Assistance Workers, community partners, and non-profit staff, to provide essential support to B.C.’s most underserved individuals. We value our team’s commitment to client-centered care and their efforts to meet clients where they are, ensuring they receive both financial assistance and help navigating complex social services. The Role Community Integration Specialists, in partnership with the Fort St. John Friendship Society, work in the community 80-85% of the
The Team The Community Integration Services Branch is a dedicated and established team of Community Integration Specialists who work closely with frontline support workers, outreach staff, and emergency shelter coordinators. This team collaborates with a range of professionals, including Employment and Assistance Workers, community partners, and non-profit staff, to provide essential support to B.C.’s most underserved individuals. We value our team’s commitment to client-centered care and their efforts to meet clients where they are, ensuring they receive both financial assistance and help navigating complex social services. The Role Community Integration Specialists, in partnership with the Lillooet Friendship Centre Society, work in the community 80-85% of
The Team Help create a ministry where everyone feels like they belong. The Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction (SDPR) is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We strive to ensure all employees contribute in meaningful ways, bring their full self to work and celebrate their differences. The Ministry focuses on reducing poverty, creating opportunities, and increasing inclusion. The ministry provides strategic leadership and quality services that empower British Columbians to share in the province’s prosperity, with a vision to participate fully in their community and to reach their full potential. The Equity Internship Program (EIP) is a 12-month internship program for those that identify as Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC) a
The Team When you take on the role as an Indigenous Youth Intern, with the award-winning Indigenous Youth Internship Program, the experience can provide you with an opportunity that you’ll never forget. Find out more about the program, its people, and successes and submit your application before the deadline. You will learn many aspects of provincial government processes, participate in workshops across the province, develop your leadership and professional skills and create a path for your future education and career development. The Indigenous Youth Internship Program (IYIP) will launch its 18th year in the BC Public Service this September. The one-year opportunity – led by the BC Public Service Agency – welcomes exceptional Indigenous youth ages 19-29 and s
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