SUPPORTED CLUSTER HOUSING -Community Resource Worker (Part-time)
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SUPPORTED CLUSTER HOUSING - Community Resource Worker (Part-time)
New Directions is a social service agency offering a wide range of resources and services that foster people’s hopes and dreams in their communities.
Supported Cluster Housing (SCH) is one of the many services offered by New Directions. Cluster Housing provides independent living supports to people who may have intellectual disabilities and/or mental health issues, and who experience barriers to living independently in the community.
We are currently seeking a Community Resource Worker to join our team. Position details are as follows:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
(32 hours/bi-weekly)
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
7am to 3pm
7am to 3pm
Job Responsibilities Include: (But are not limited to)
- Monitoring and securing housing buildings to ensure the safety of all tenants
- Supporting individuals through crisis situations, and who may be in conflict with the law and struggling with addictions.
- Ensuring visitors do not enter the buildings
- Responding to crisis situations and/or contacting 911 (if visitors do not leave or in case of emergency)
- Ensuring tenants do not damage the property
- Conducting thorough regular and exit walk throughs of the buildings, reporting anything out of the ordinary, and ensuring doors are all locked, and the areas are secure
- Completing detailed reports and shift logs upon completion of every shift
- Empowering individuals to maintain independent living situations in a cluster housing model.
Qualifications:
- High School Diploma or equivalent. Preference will be given to candidates with post-secondary education in the area(s) of disability services, addictions, mental health, and related education.
- Minimum 1 year of experience working with people with intellectual disabilities is required
- Experience working with people with mental health barriers preferred
- Effective problem-solving ability & strong communication skills
- The ability to work independently and as a part of a team
- First Aid/CPR and NVCI training will be provided.
The salary range for this Part-time 32 hour bi-weekly position is $17.11 to $23.10 per hour, dependent upon education and/or experience.
The anticipated start date for this position is October 25th, 2025.
The successful candidate will be subject to Criminal Record and Adult/Child Abuse Registry Checks; and must supply a current driver’s abstract when a Driver’s License is required.
This position is a part of the UFCW Local 832 Union Collective Agreement
The closing date for all applications is October 8th, 2025
We thank all applicants for their interest in New Directions, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Unfortunately, we cannot accept telephone inquiries.
New Directions is committed to equity and diversity and especially welcomes applications from persons of all sexual orientations and gender identities, Indigenous persons, persons with disabilities, visible minorities, and newcomers to Canada. We strive for a skilled workforce that reflects the diversity of the people we support and contributes to the diversification of ideas.
Accommodations for accessibility purposes are available for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.
About New Directions for Children, Youth, Adults, and Families
New Directions for Children, Youth, Adults, and Families Inc. is a nonprofit, community-based organization. We provide a wide range of services and supports. These include everything from day programs to 24/7 staffed in-home settings for both adults and children. We also offer cultural and educational programs, job training, therapy, and clinical and counselling services.
We support children, teens, and adults in Winnipeg and Western Manitoba. Individuals may have an intellectual or physical disability. Or they may use American Sign Language to communicate. We encourage each person we support to be as independent as possible. We respect that they can make decisions to the best of their ability. We also advocate that others in the community respect these choices and opinions.
SUPPORTED CLUSTER HOUSING -Community Resource Worker (Part-time)
Top Benefits
About the role
SUPPORTED CLUSTER HOUSING - Community Resource Worker (Part-time)
New Directions is a social service agency offering a wide range of resources and services that foster people’s hopes and dreams in their communities.
Supported Cluster Housing (SCH) is one of the many services offered by New Directions. Cluster Housing provides independent living supports to people who may have intellectual disabilities and/or mental health issues, and who experience barriers to living independently in the community.
We are currently seeking a Community Resource Worker to join our team. Position details are as follows:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
(32 hours/bi-weekly)
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
7am to 3pm
7am to 3pm
Job Responsibilities Include: (But are not limited to)
- Monitoring and securing housing buildings to ensure the safety of all tenants
- Supporting individuals through crisis situations, and who may be in conflict with the law and struggling with addictions.
- Ensuring visitors do not enter the buildings
- Responding to crisis situations and/or contacting 911 (if visitors do not leave or in case of emergency)
- Ensuring tenants do not damage the property
- Conducting thorough regular and exit walk throughs of the buildings, reporting anything out of the ordinary, and ensuring doors are all locked, and the areas are secure
- Completing detailed reports and shift logs upon completion of every shift
- Empowering individuals to maintain independent living situations in a cluster housing model.
Qualifications:
- High School Diploma or equivalent. Preference will be given to candidates with post-secondary education in the area(s) of disability services, addictions, mental health, and related education.
- Minimum 1 year of experience working with people with intellectual disabilities is required
- Experience working with people with mental health barriers preferred
- Effective problem-solving ability & strong communication skills
- The ability to work independently and as a part of a team
- First Aid/CPR and NVCI training will be provided.
The salary range for this Part-time 32 hour bi-weekly position is $17.11 to $23.10 per hour, dependent upon education and/or experience.
The anticipated start date for this position is October 25th, 2025.
The successful candidate will be subject to Criminal Record and Adult/Child Abuse Registry Checks; and must supply a current driver’s abstract when a Driver’s License is required.
This position is a part of the UFCW Local 832 Union Collective Agreement
The closing date for all applications is October 8th, 2025
We thank all applicants for their interest in New Directions, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Unfortunately, we cannot accept telephone inquiries.
New Directions is committed to equity and diversity and especially welcomes applications from persons of all sexual orientations and gender identities, Indigenous persons, persons with disabilities, visible minorities, and newcomers to Canada. We strive for a skilled workforce that reflects the diversity of the people we support and contributes to the diversification of ideas.
Accommodations for accessibility purposes are available for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.
About New Directions for Children, Youth, Adults, and Families
New Directions for Children, Youth, Adults, and Families Inc. is a nonprofit, community-based organization. We provide a wide range of services and supports. These include everything from day programs to 24/7 staffed in-home settings for both adults and children. We also offer cultural and educational programs, job training, therapy, and clinical and counselling services.
We support children, teens, and adults in Winnipeg and Western Manitoba. Individuals may have an intellectual or physical disability. Or they may use American Sign Language to communicate. We encourage each person we support to be as independent as possible. We respect that they can make decisions to the best of their ability. We also advocate that others in the community respect these choices and opinions.