Employment - School of Social Work

Community Employment Opportunities

The School of Social Work often receives requests from organizations and individuals to post employment and volunteer opportunities. We do not have the capacity to screen these opportunities. In posting them on our web page, we are not endorsing the employers or positions. We encourage anyone applying for a position to complete their due diligence in assessing the appropriateness of the opportunity.

Afghan Women's Organization

Research Associate, Gender-Based Violence Interventions for Newcomer Communities – posted June 14, 2022

Arnprior and District Family Health Team

Bruyere

Carleton University

No postings at this time.

Centre for Studies on Poverty and Social Citizenship

Circles of Support and Accountability CoSA Ottawa

Counselling and Family Service Ottawa

Group Facilitator, Partner Assault Response Program (New Directions) & the Caring Dads Program – posted May 12, 2022
Group Facilitator, New Directions/Partner Assault Program (PAR) – posted May 24, 2022

Family Connexions

Float Child Protection Worker – Huntsville

Child Protection Worker – Initial Assessment – South Simcoe

Team Support Administrative Assistant – South Simcoe

Intake Phone Assessor (concurrent posting)

Bilingual Intake Phone Assessor

First Peoples Innovation Centre

Social Worker/Indigenous Health Liaison Officer – posted July 05, 2022

Government of Nova Scotia

Department of Community Services:

“This Provincial Hiring Pool will be used to fill multiple Permanent, Term, Temporary and Casual opportunities over the next several months. Opportunities can be in any region across the province and located in any of our 30 offices.”

Hidden Harvest

Harvest Coordinator – posted June 14, 2022
Volunteer Manager – posted June 14, 2022

METRAC: Action on Violence

Program Coordinator: Youth Outreach and Engagement – posted September 20, 2022

Muslim Resource Centre for Social Support and Integration

Project Coordinator – posted September 29, 2022

Ottawa Aboriginal Coalition

Indigenous Women’s Safety Table Consultant, Residential Services (Contract) – posted May 09, 2022
Indigenous Women’s Safety Table Consultant, Housing and Homelessness (Contract) – posted May 09, 2022

Ottawa Chinese Community Service Centre

No postings at this time.

Ottawa Community Immigrant Services Organization (OCISO)

Mental Health Worker – Closes October 10, 2022
Mental Health Worker: Youth – Closes October 10, 2022
IT Project Manager – Closes October 10, 2022
LINC Childminder, Supply (Casual/On-Call) – Ongoing
LINC Instructor, Supply (Casual/On-Call) – Ongoing

Rebound Child & Youth Services

Child & Youth Counsellor – hiring ongoing

Salvation Army

Salvation Army, Ottawa Booth Centre:

Position: Addictions Counsellor
Wage: 25.00 dollars an hour
Some evening and weekend work is possible.
This is an opportunity to work with an experienced team with the vulnerable population sector in the field of Addictions.
Counselling, classroom work, participate in weekly case conferences are just some of the duties you will receive experience in.

If interested please contact:

Gordon Hudson
Manager Addictions Services
Salvation Army Ottawa Booth Centre
175 George Street
Ottawa, ON
K1N 5W5
613-241-1573 ext.306
Gordon_hudson@saobc.org

Simcoe Muskoka Family Connexions

Simcoe Muskoka Family Connexions (SMFC) is a Child Welfare and Child & Youth Mental Health agency. Situated in the prime recreational area of Simcoe County and the District of Muskoka, we provide the opportunity to combine a career with a lifestyle of your choice. As a progressive and supportive employer, we offer a comprehensive benefits package which includes:

Competitive salary and benefits in a unionized environment
Extended Health and Dental coverage plans as well as a Health Care & Personal Wellness Spending Accounts that you can spend on benefits that are important to you and your family
Short & Long-Term disability benefits
OMERS pension plan
4 weeks of paid vacation time per year
5 Wellness/Cultural paid days
Employee & Family Assistance Programs
Peer Support Program
Summer Hours of work

SMFC is committed to service excellence, teamwork and participation in decision-making. We respect and value diversity and operate from an anti-racist, anti-oppressive intersectional framework. SMFC strives to be a reflection of the diverse communities it serves. As a result, we encourage applications from traditionally underrepresented communities such as people living with a disability, minorized racialized people, Indigenous peoples, people of different faiths and people from diverse genders, gender expressions and sexual orientations.

We invite Social Work Program graduates, as well as other students who might be interested, to check out our website for more details about our organization and specific job postings:

https://familyconnexions.ca/current-jobs/