Crisis Intervention Wkr - Full-time
About the role
Evaluate the need of each individual seeking space to ensure they meet program
mandates.
Assess, intervene, and provide support during crisis situations (e.g., suicide
intervention, mental health events and medical distress, etc.)
Determine and provide immediate needs (e.g., food, shelter, clothing, hygiene, medical).
Admit and orient clients to shelter, reviewing guidelines and completing
pertinent documents and database entry.
Provide ongoing crisis support, referrals, advocacy, and education surrounding
domestic violence.
Provide information and referrals to Harbour House School, Childcare and Support
Services participants as applicable.
Work as a team member to enhance the quality of services provided. Provide
effective communication with clients and colleagues to maintain program objectives.
Produce effective and detailed documentation of incidents and interactions.
Other duties as assigned.
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About Young Women's Christian Assoc.
Young Women’s Christian Association of Zambia is a Christian, membership, non-partisan, non-governmental organization (NGO) dedicated to the empowerment of the community. YWCA Zambia works to ensure that Human Rights for Women, Youths and Children are protected and their economic situation is strengthened. Since its inception in Kitwe, Zambia in 1957, YWCA has stood at the forefront of social change and promoting the rights of women, youth and children. As one of the oldest women’s organizations in the country, the organization has over the 60 years of its existence gained considerable experience in implementing programmes that address gender based violence and promote gender equality and women’s socioeconomic empowerment. YWCA is operational in 9 provinces and 51 districts of Zambia focusing on its primary target namely women, youth and children. The organization equally embraces working with men and boys as critical change agents in its programming in order to holistically tackle gender based violence and promote gender equality.
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Crisis Intervention Wkr - Full-time
About the role
Evaluate the need of each individual seeking space to ensure they meet program
mandates.
Assess, intervene, and provide support during crisis situations (e.g., suicide
intervention, mental health events and medical distress, etc.)
Determine and provide immediate needs (e.g., food, shelter, clothing, hygiene, medical).
Admit and orient clients to shelter, reviewing guidelines and completing
pertinent documents and database entry.
Provide ongoing crisis support, referrals, advocacy, and education surrounding
domestic violence.
Provide information and referrals to Harbour House School, Childcare and Support
Services participants as applicable.
Work as a team member to enhance the quality of services provided. Provide
effective communication with clients and colleagues to maintain program objectives.
Produce effective and detailed documentation of incidents and interactions.
Other duties as assigned.
Not the right fit? Search for Crisis Intervention Wkr jobs in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
About Young Women's Christian Assoc.
Young Women’s Christian Association of Zambia is a Christian, membership, non-partisan, non-governmental organization (NGO) dedicated to the empowerment of the community. YWCA Zambia works to ensure that Human Rights for Women, Youths and Children are protected and their economic situation is strengthened. Since its inception in Kitwe, Zambia in 1957, YWCA has stood at the forefront of social change and promoting the rights of women, youth and children. As one of the oldest women’s organizations in the country, the organization has over the 60 years of its existence gained considerable experience in implementing programmes that address gender based violence and promote gender equality and women’s socioeconomic empowerment. YWCA is operational in 9 provinces and 51 districts of Zambia focusing on its primary target namely women, youth and children. The organization equally embraces working with men and boys as critical change agents in its programming in order to holistically tackle gender based violence and promote gender equality.