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Pacific Community Resources Society (PCRS)

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PCRS has been delivering social services across British Columbia since 1984.

Vancouver, British Columbia

Non-profit Organizations
201–500 people

About

Pacific Community Resources Society (PCRS) has been providing social services since 1984 across BC, in education, employment, housing, substance use, mental health, and youth and family support services. PCRS is grateful to operate on the unceded, ancestral and traditional territories of the Coast Salish Peoples. Our Mission: Inspiring healthy and inclusive communities through leadership and collaboration. Our Vision: Everyone thriving in strong, healthy communities.

Open positions

Transitional Housing Worker

On-site · Vancouver

The Transitional Housing Worker provides 1-1 case management and life skills support to youth residing in semi-independent living homes. They also assist youth with housing searches, landlord advocacy, and liaising with social workers to secure safe housing.

Transitional Housing Worker

On-site · Vancouver

The Transitional Housing Worker provides one-on-one case management and life skills support to youth residing in semi-independent living homes. They also assist youth with housing searches, landlord advocacy, and liaising with community professionals to secure stable housing.

Accounts Payable Specialist I (18-Month Term)

On-site · Vancouver

The Accounts Payable Specialist is responsible for processing vendor payments, staff reimbursements, and maintaining accurate financial records. They also reconcile vendor statements, manage GST rebate claims, and provide support to the finance team and Director of Finance.

Youth Worker

On-site · Surrey

The Youth Worker provides one-to-one support to students to ensure a successful school experience and assists in the development of individualized education plans. They also conduct outreach, facilitate pro-social community activities, and maintain accurate case records while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team.

Transitional Housing Worker (Auxiliary)

On-site · Vancouver

The Transitional Housing Worker provides one-on-one case management and life skills support to youth residing in semi-independent living homes. They also assist with housing searches, landlord advocacy, and liaising with community professionals to ensure stable housing outcomes.

Transitional Housing Worker

On-site · Vancouver

The Transitional Housing Worker provides one-on-one case management and life skills support to youth residing in semi-independent living homes. They also assist with housing searches, landlord advocacy, and liaising with community professionals to ensure stable housing outcomes.

Transitional Housing Worker (6-Month Term)

On-site

The Transitional Housing Worker provides one-on-one support, life skills coaching, and goal setting for youth in a residential setting. They also facilitate housing searches, landlord mediation, and coordinate with social workers to ensure successful transitions to independent living.

Family Counsellor (12-Month Term)

On-site · Surrey

The Family Counsellor provides brief, family-centred intervention and mediation to support families dealing with parent-teen conflict. They are responsible for developing service plans, facilitating groups, and maintaining accurate case documentation while liaising with social workers and other professionals.

Youth Worker (4-Month Term)

On-site · Vancouver

The Youth Worker facilitates youth programming in a resource hub and provides relational case management to support youth goals. They also conduct outreach, maintain safer spaces, and connect participants with community services and mental health support.

Family Peer Support Worker

On-site · Surrey

The Family Peer Support Worker provides emotional, social, and practical support to caregivers by leveraging their own lived experience. They act as a liaison between families and service providers while facilitating educational groups and maintaining accurate care records.

Youth Outreach Worker

On-site · Surrey

The Youth Outreach Worker provides street-based outreach and integrated case management to youth in Surrey to facilitate connection to community resources. They build rapport with youth to assess immediate needs and support their transition to longer-term services such as housing, education, and health.

Clinical Counsellor

On-site · Surrey

The Clinical Counsellor provides intake, assessment, and brief intervention counselling services for youth and families within an integrated stepped care model. They also collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to coordinate services, maintain clinical records, and provide crisis support.

Medical Office Assistant

On-site · Surrey

The Medical Office Assistant provides administrative support for the primary care clinic and manages reception duties for the Foundry Surrey Central facility. Responsibilities include registering and triaging patients, maintaining patient flow, and performing clinical support tasks such as room preparation and inventory management.

Youth Outreach Substance Use Counsellor (12 month term)

On-site · Surrey

Provide individual outreach counselling and support services to youth with substance use concerns within an assigned catchment area. Facilitate group sessions, conduct assessments, and collaborate with community partners to help youth achieve wellness goals.

Youth Outreach Settlement Worker

On-site · Surrey

The Youth Outreach Settlement Worker provides holistic, participant-centered case management to support the settlement and integration of vulnerable newcomer youth. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, facilitating group activities, advocating for youth needs, and collaborating with community service providers.

School Youth Worker (12-Month Term)

On-site · Surrey

The School Youth Worker provides emotional and academic support to students, assisting teachers with curriculum development and classroom management. They also engage in community outreach, maintain case records, and collaborate with stakeholders to support student success.

Employment Case Manager

Hybrid

The Employment Case Manager provides participant-centered case management services, including intake, assessment, and the development of action plans to help job seekers achieve labour market attachment. They also perform administrative duties, maintain accurate records, and provide ongoing coaching to support participants in overcoming employment barriers.

Cook I (auxiliary)

On-site · Surrey

The Cook assists in planning and delivering nutritional, culturally diverse meals for residents in a transitional housing environment. They are responsible for maintaining health authority safety standards, managing inventory, and ensuring kitchen cleanliness.