Taking a Stand Against Family Violence and Abuse
Calgary, Alberta
The Calgary Women’s Emergency Shelter is focused on ending family violence and abuse in the lives of women, children, youth and men. “Taking a Stand Against Family Violence” in the community since 1974, the agency has helped nearly 200,000 Calgarians build safe lives and healthy relationships. We are on the front lines to provide hope and support to some of the most vulnerable members of our community.
On-site · Calgary
The Shelter Counsellor provides direct support to clients in a shelter environment, including safety planning, case management, and emotional support. They are also responsible for maintaining client documentation, managing risks, and collaborating with internal and external stakeholders.
Hybrid · Calgary
The Donor Relations Officer manages donor engagement, retention, and upgrades while providing administrative support for individual and corporate portfolios. The role also oversees the monthly giving program and maintains donor records within the CRM system.
On-site · Calgary
The Healthy Relationships Therapist provides individual and group counselling to adolescents who have experienced violence or abuse. They also collaborate with stakeholders and maintain accurate clinical records in accordance with accreditation standards.
On-site · Calgary
The Community Service Counsellor provides crisis and emotional support to individuals experiencing domestic violence, including safety planning and case management. They are responsible for maintaining client caseloads, conducting risk assessments, and connecting clients with essential community resources.
On-site · Calgary
The Shelter Counsellor provides direct emotional and practical support to clients, including safety planning, case management, and crisis intervention. They are also responsible for maintaining accurate documentation, managing building safety, and collaborating with internal and external stakeholders.
On-site · Calgary
The Helpline Counsellor provides compassionate crisis intervention, risk assessments, and essential resources to individuals experiencing domestic violence via phone and online chat. They are responsible for managing client intake, maintaining accurate documentation, and collaborating with shelter staff to ensure effective service delivery.
