Outreach Coordinator TDSC
Top Benefits
About the role
TITLE: Outreach Worker/TDSC Coordinator
POSITION STATUS: Part Time – Permanent (Non-Union)
SCHEDULE: Monday to Friday- 35 hours per week (may be required to work an occasional evening, weekend or statutory holiday).
REPORTS TO: Director of Seniors’ Services
POSITION SUMMARY:
The Bob Rumball Canadian Centre of Excellence for the Deaf (BRCCED) is a provincial leader in the Deaf community. The Bob Rumball Canadian Centre of Excellence for the Deaf (BRCCED) is a provincial leader in the Deaf community. Our mission is to provide care and opportunities in a communication-rich environment that enhances the quality of life of those we serve. We are a highly motivated collaborative team on a mission to improve the quality of life for those we serve. We take a person centred approach to serve the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community that aims to support and make a positive difference. Our perks include but not limited to robust benefits program (for eligible employees), access to sign language classes, employee rewards & recognition program, comprehensive training and development, internal progression, and an opportunity to give back to the community.
The Seniors’ Services – Outreach Worker will facilitate communication between Deaf Seniors and Hearing Consumers; to assist in the development and delivery of community outreach programs; to lead, coordinate and inspire TDSC Members to be active in the TDSC Community.
PRIMARY DUTIES
- Work as part of a multi-disciplinary team in identifying needs of TDSC Seniors while providing escort services
- Set up, coordinate and participate in all TDSC activities
- Monitor membership information and renewals; maintain membership database
- Promote active leadership within the TDSC, identify potential new members
- Attend monthly TDSC committee meetings; act as a resource and provide support to TDSC Committee members
- Coordinate and attend TDSC Annual General Meeting
- Networking and promoting the services and programs to the TDSC with other service agencies
- Assess, Evaluate and plan services and Participate in Organization activities i.e. Organization committee work
- To adhere to policies and procedures related to the transportation of consumers and the use of Agency vehicles, the completion of logs and schedule of Agency vehicles
- Ensure the safety of consumers while operating Agency or private vehicles. Reasonable care must be used when transporting any consumer. All problems and concerns must be reported immediately. The vehicle policy and procedures manual must be adhered to
- Adherence to all Organization policies and procedures including personnel manual, Occurrence Reporting Manual, Seniors’ Services Policy Book and Fire Manual
- Assist in the development of Community Outreach programs
- Collect and manage all TDSC trip deposits and payments
- Attend and participate in monthly Seniors Staff and Team meetings, and provide pertinent Client information
- Respond to emergency situations by following established guidelines i.e. fire alarm, Seniors Services section
- Collect monthly TDSC volunteer statistics and submit them to Volunteer Coordinator
QUALIFICATIONS
- Geriatric/ Social Services Diploma or equivalent
- Minimum 2 years’ experience in a Senior Care setting, preferably with Seniors
- Valid class G Driver’ License
- Fluent in American Sign Language and Two-Hand Manual Communication
- Knowledge and experience working within the deaf community and fluency in ASL OR strong commitment to engage in professional development to build skill and knowledge in ASL, Deaf culture and supporting Deaf or hard of hearing individuals and their community
- Excellent communication, literacy and interpersonal skills
- Knowledge and experience with report writing and data entry
- Demonstrated experience in computer literacy (e.g. Word, Excel, Outlook)
- French language/LSQ an asset
Interested candidates please email resume to: Human Resources at careers@bobrumball.org
Or go to our careers site at https://www.bobrumball.org/careers/
Please contact the above if you need accommodation at any stage of the application process.
PLEASE QUOTE JOB POSTING NUMBER YOU ARE APPLYING FOR
We thank all applicants in advance, however, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
Posting Date: Sept 14, 2023 Closing Date: Oct 6,2023 Start Date: Immediate
About The Bob Rumball Canadian Centre of Excellence for the Deaf
The Bob Rumball Canadian Centre of Excellence for the Deaf was the first facility of its kind, and for over 30 years it has provided the Deaf Community a space without communication barriers. Within this space an educational, independent living, and a social environment for the Deaf has blossomed.
From its starting point as a community recreation facility, the Bob Rumball Centre has expanded into offering a range of specialized services to those within the Deaf Community that require support. These include seniors’, those with developmental, physical, health, or mental health issues, infants and young children, and newcomers to Canada.
These programs and services are often unique, and offer the access to care, education, and socialization that improves quality of life for Deaf people.
Outreach Coordinator TDSC
Top Benefits
About the role
TITLE: Outreach Worker/TDSC Coordinator
POSITION STATUS: Part Time – Permanent (Non-Union)
SCHEDULE: Monday to Friday- 35 hours per week (may be required to work an occasional evening, weekend or statutory holiday).
REPORTS TO: Director of Seniors’ Services
POSITION SUMMARY:
The Bob Rumball Canadian Centre of Excellence for the Deaf (BRCCED) is a provincial leader in the Deaf community. The Bob Rumball Canadian Centre of Excellence for the Deaf (BRCCED) is a provincial leader in the Deaf community. Our mission is to provide care and opportunities in a communication-rich environment that enhances the quality of life of those we serve. We are a highly motivated collaborative team on a mission to improve the quality of life for those we serve. We take a person centred approach to serve the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community that aims to support and make a positive difference. Our perks include but not limited to robust benefits program (for eligible employees), access to sign language classes, employee rewards & recognition program, comprehensive training and development, internal progression, and an opportunity to give back to the community.
The Seniors’ Services – Outreach Worker will facilitate communication between Deaf Seniors and Hearing Consumers; to assist in the development and delivery of community outreach programs; to lead, coordinate and inspire TDSC Members to be active in the TDSC Community.
PRIMARY DUTIES
- Work as part of a multi-disciplinary team in identifying needs of TDSC Seniors while providing escort services
- Set up, coordinate and participate in all TDSC activities
- Monitor membership information and renewals; maintain membership database
- Promote active leadership within the TDSC, identify potential new members
- Attend monthly TDSC committee meetings; act as a resource and provide support to TDSC Committee members
- Coordinate and attend TDSC Annual General Meeting
- Networking and promoting the services and programs to the TDSC with other service agencies
- Assess, Evaluate and plan services and Participate in Organization activities i.e. Organization committee work
- To adhere to policies and procedures related to the transportation of consumers and the use of Agency vehicles, the completion of logs and schedule of Agency vehicles
- Ensure the safety of consumers while operating Agency or private vehicles. Reasonable care must be used when transporting any consumer. All problems and concerns must be reported immediately. The vehicle policy and procedures manual must be adhered to
- Adherence to all Organization policies and procedures including personnel manual, Occurrence Reporting Manual, Seniors’ Services Policy Book and Fire Manual
- Assist in the development of Community Outreach programs
- Collect and manage all TDSC trip deposits and payments
- Attend and participate in monthly Seniors Staff and Team meetings, and provide pertinent Client information
- Respond to emergency situations by following established guidelines i.e. fire alarm, Seniors Services section
- Collect monthly TDSC volunteer statistics and submit them to Volunteer Coordinator
QUALIFICATIONS
- Geriatric/ Social Services Diploma or equivalent
- Minimum 2 years’ experience in a Senior Care setting, preferably with Seniors
- Valid class G Driver’ License
- Fluent in American Sign Language and Two-Hand Manual Communication
- Knowledge and experience working within the deaf community and fluency in ASL OR strong commitment to engage in professional development to build skill and knowledge in ASL, Deaf culture and supporting Deaf or hard of hearing individuals and their community
- Excellent communication, literacy and interpersonal skills
- Knowledge and experience with report writing and data entry
- Demonstrated experience in computer literacy (e.g. Word, Excel, Outlook)
- French language/LSQ an asset
Interested candidates please email resume to: Human Resources at careers@bobrumball.org
Or go to our careers site at https://www.bobrumball.org/careers/
Please contact the above if you need accommodation at any stage of the application process.
PLEASE QUOTE JOB POSTING NUMBER YOU ARE APPLYING FOR
We thank all applicants in advance, however, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
Posting Date: Sept 14, 2023 Closing Date: Oct 6,2023 Start Date: Immediate
About The Bob Rumball Canadian Centre of Excellence for the Deaf
The Bob Rumball Canadian Centre of Excellence for the Deaf was the first facility of its kind, and for over 30 years it has provided the Deaf Community a space without communication barriers. Within this space an educational, independent living, and a social environment for the Deaf has blossomed.
From its starting point as a community recreation facility, the Bob Rumball Centre has expanded into offering a range of specialized services to those within the Deaf Community that require support. These include seniors’, those with developmental, physical, health, or mental health issues, infants and young children, and newcomers to Canada.
These programs and services are often unique, and offer the access to care, education, and socialization that improves quality of life for Deaf people.