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Caregiver Support Clinician Job Position
Position Summary
Cherryville Community Food and Resource Society (CCFRS) is looking to hire a full-time social worker. This position includes working directly with caregivers in the Cherryville and Lumby area offering one-on-one support, system navigation, education and knowledge translation, support groups and hosting 3-4 larger events per year devoted to caregivers.
Education, Training, and Experience:
- Bachelor’s of Social Work degree
- Minimum one-year related experience working with seniors, caregivers, or others in an outreach type role; or an equivalent combination of training and experience
- Group work experience an asset
- Must hold a current First Aid & CPR Certificate (available through CCFRS)
- Satisfactory Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector
- Must be at least 19 years of age
- Must have a Valid Drivers Licence and Vehicle
Work Performed
Duties and Responsibilities for this position include:
- One-on-One Support: includes providing emotional support, health care system navigation, knowledge and skill enhancement, connection to community services, and any other individualized support focused on caregivers. One-to-one support is provided through in-person meetings primarily via home visits, check-in calls, email, texts, or virtually.
- Support Groups and Events: planning and facilitating various support groups (in-person/virtual) for caregivers living in Cherryville and Lumby. Planning 3-4 larger events in both Cherryville and Lumby throughout the year which may include educational workshops, luncheons, dinner with presenters, etc. to support caregivers in their role and to reduce caregiver strain and burnout.
- System Navigation Support: Making referrals to other programs, resources, and services both in Cherryville and Lumby.
- Working Collaboratively: Working as part of various teams, building relationships and liaising with community partners both in Cherryville and Lumby, making new connections with service providers in surrounding areas that support caregivers and their loved ones, working positively with CCFRS staff.
- Evaluation and Reporting: must provide quarterly reports to Executive Director and maintain relevant statistics and data tracking. Encourage client feedback and quality impact surveys.
- Fostering Safe Environments: embracing a non-judgemental approach and encouraging open and inclusiveness with program participants, families, community partners, and staff.
- Adhering to CCFRS policy and procedures
Hours: This is a full-time position, 35 hours per week at $30/hour. Monday-Friday 8:00-3:30 (hours can be flexible as determined in accordance with Executive Director). Mileage reimbursement at $.65 per km.
| Qualified applicants are invited to submit resume with at least two references by email to: Meghan Derkach, Executive Director at meghan.derkach@ccfrs.ca |
Primary Place of Work: Cherryville Resource Center (158 North Fork Rd., Cherryville). Job activities are conducted in both Cherryville and Lumby area. Some remote work may be considered.

Employment Opportunity – FilledEmployment Opportunity – Filled
Job Title: Community Outreach Worker
Community: Cherryville
Status: part-time (15hrs per week) start May 15th, 2021 – May 15th 2022 (possibility for more hours depending on funding)
Position Summary
The Community Outreach Worker will work at the Cherryville Community Food & Resources building providing information and support to inquiring individuals. A focus on working with the aging population and volunteer recruitment and coordination is a priority. The Community Outreach Worker will work closely with our team to grow the organization and implement services that meet the unique needs of our community.
Education, Training, and Experience:
- Bachelor of Social Work, Human Service Certification, or undergraduate degree in related field
- Experience working in community, familiar with Cherryville area an asset
- Knowledge and experience of working with aging population is preferred
- Valid BC Driver’s License as well as a clear driver abstract and access to personal vehicle for work related purposes
- Satisfactory Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector
- Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to build strong, collaborative relationships
- Technical skills a requirement (computer savvy, able to use excel and word, etc.)
Work Performed
Duties and Responsibilities for this position include:
- Providing information and referral through phone calls, drop-ins (once safe to do), and one-on-one appointments
- Recruiting, screening, and coordinating volunteers
- Tracking and reporting (maintain call log, compiling data, taking notes/records, etc.)
- Checking in with ED on regular basis, give reports and provide data, discuss common needs/concerns of the community
- Networking and facilitating/strengthening relationships with community partners and stakeholders
- Pursue and support community development opportunities
- Experience working in a setting where confidentiality is required
- Must adhere to COVID-19 guidelines, policy, and protocols
Hours
This is a part-time position, consisting of 15 hours per week at 21.00/hour (includes MERCS). This position is secure for one year with the potential to continue depending on funding availability. Hours can be moved around to fit schedule of Community Outreach Worker.
Qualified applicants are invited to submit resume with at least two references by email to:
Meghan Derkach, Executive Director at meghan.derkach@hotmail.com
We thank all applicants for their interest in this position, please note only the applicants under consideration will be scheduled an interview.
