Careers Current Opportunities

Family Outreach Worker

The Family Outreach Worker implements intervention plans within program guidelines and provides referrals, support, guidance and problem solving to participants to address issues related to family functioning.  Work may be required outside office and normal working hours.

$25.20 per hour.  14 hours per week.

Qualifications:

• Minimum of Diploma in related human resources field

• Two (2) years recent related experience

• Class 5 Driver’s License and a vehicle in good working condition

Resumes will be reviewed as they are received.  We thank all applicants but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

How to Apply:

Please forward your resume to info@bfiss.org

We thank all applicants but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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Shelter Support Worker: Safe Stay Shelter

Job Description:  
Boundary Family Services (BFS) is looking for a Shelter Support Worker who will provide direct support to the clientele of the Safe Stay Shelter. Applicant must be willing to work a flexible schedule that could include night shifts and weekend work. A criminal record check will be required.

Job Type: Part-time, Full-time, and Causal
Hours: 0-40/week
Salary: $21.30/hour
Schedule: Rotating schedule, days, nights, and weekends

Key Duties:

• Receive and admit clients.
• Assess and assist with client personal needs.
• Communicate effectively with clients through active listening and problem-solving.
• Recommend appropriate community resources.
• Monitor client activities and provide effective intervention in crisis situations.
• Prepare and serve meals as required.
• Clean all areas as assigned on a regular basis.
• Ensure the safety and well-being of clients.
• Support a harm reduction model in the community.

What You Should Bring to the Team:

• Strong communication skills specifically in conflict resolution and nonviolent crisis intervention
• Experience working in a shelter environment.
• Experience with life skills such as cooking, and cleaning.
• Knowledge of harm reduction, community service agencies and the homeless population.
• Ability to use sound judgement, perform job duties with minimal supervision and problem solve.
• Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with residents, staff, community agencies and the public.

What You Will Love About Us:

• Fun and friendly team
• Casual dress code
• Benefits
• Training Opportunities

Benefits Include:

• Extended health care plan
• Dental plan
• Life insurance
• Long-term Disability

* Benefits begin after a probationary period

How to Apply:

Please forward your resume to info@bfiss.org

We thank all applicants but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

 

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Snow Removal and Sanding

Raven Place – 6895 19th Street, Grand Forks

 

The successful contractor will be required to provide on an “as needed” basis:

· All labour

· Appropriately licensed vehicles

· All machinery, tools, equipment and any other items necessary to clear snow and apply sand to areas including parking lot, sidewalks, entrance areas, common areas

· Collected snow may need to be removed from the property as piles accumulate

 

To view area prior to bidding or for additional information, please call Boundary Family Services to book an appointment. 250-442-2267 Ext. 0

 

To submit a bid:

 

Email: info@ bfiss.org

Mail: PO Box 2498, Grand Forks, BC V0H 1H0

Drop off: 1200 Central Ave, Grand Forks

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Rehabilitation and Therapy Assistant

 

Job Summary:        

With supervision and guidance from the Physiotherapist, the Rehabilitation Assistant supports and carries out therapeutic programs for children with disabilities.  Works with parents and caregivers to enhance their ability to promote the functioning and well-being of their children.  Provides both direct and indirect care that supports the efficiency of the service. 

·        Implements established activities for children from birth to six years of age with developmental/motor disabilities or with children where there is a plan in place to delay the child’s school entrance.

·         Activities address children’s activation, life skills, recreational and social needs 

·         Provides input into the development of activities and adapts and modifies established activities under the direction of the Physiotherapist. 

·         Performs other duties contributing to the effectiveness of the service including involvement with parents and caregivers and documentation.

 

Qualifications: