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CCASA- Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse

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Sexual Violence Support and Education

Calgary, Alberta

Non-profit Organization Management
51–200 people

About

Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse is the primary sexual assault and sexual abuse crisis and education service provider for Calgary and surrounding areas. Our organization exists because sexual violence is a crime that is prevalent in our society and impacts a significant number of people. CCASA provides specialized and individualized services to address the needs of sexual abuse and sexual assault survivors, their significant others, and the broader community. CCASA provides safe, accessible, professional services, for people of all races, abilities, religions, sexual orientations, or genders through providing seven core services: crisis intervention, counselling, education, outreach, police & court support, a volunteer program and leadership in the coordination of services related to sexual abuse and sexual assault. CCASA strives to enhance the health and well being of all people and our broader community through responsible and effective programs in sexual abuse education, research and advocacy, crisis intervention and counselling. After over 20 years in the community, CCASA has become a strong foundation in the service delivery web, and a leader in the field of sexual violence. Our Mission Provide leadership to impact attitudes and actions around sexual abuse and sexual assault. Our Vision Healthy communities free of sexual abuse and sexual assault.

Open positions

Integrated Case Manager

On-site

The Integrated Case Manager conducts thorough needs and risk assessments to develop individualized case plans for clients impacted by sexual violence. They also provide ongoing advocacy, psychoeducation, and support while collaborating with external services to ensure clients access necessary resources.

Police and Court Support Worker – PACES

On-site

The support worker provides advocacy, crisis intervention, and court accompaniment to survivors of sexual violence navigating the criminal justice system. They also facilitate education and training for community members and professionals while maintaining accurate client documentation.