Family Court Support Worker CONTRACT
Full-Time(35h/w) Oct 2013-March 31, 2014
With possibility of extension
Closing Date: 9:00am Monday August 12th, 2013
The Sexual Assault Support Centre of Waterloo Region is committed to anti-racism, anti-oppression work. We encourage women representing the diversity of our community to apply.
Please forward your resume including a one page cover letter in confidence to:
Hiring Committee
sarajane@sascwr.org
Only email submissions will be considered.
We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. No telephone calls or other inquiries please.








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最早 最新 最高分Family Court Support Worker – Maternity Contract Position
6 Months – Oct 2013 – March 31, 2014 35 hour work week
Accountability: Accountable to the Staffing Team and reporting to the Human Resources
Committee.
Position Summary: To provide support, advocacy, referral and information to women
regarding the Family Court process in relation to Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault.
Major Responsibilities
All work to be performed within a feminist, anti-racism/anti-oppression framework in accordance
with the policies and procedures of the Sexual Assault Support Centre of Waterloo Region.
Direct Service
Orient women with Family Court procedures and processes
Attend court and legal appointments with women as necessary
Complete risk assessments and assist in developing safety planning for women and
their children, especially in relation to attendance at Family Court
Assist women to document the history of abuse for court
Support women in navigating the Family Law, Immigration and Child Welfare systems
Provide telephone, email and one-to-one emotional and practical support to women
Provide referrals, resources, and advocacy to community resources as needed
Maintain knowledge of current and new legislation that pertains to all aspects of the
Family Court process
Train, maintain and co-ordinate a team of accompaniment volunteers specifically for
Family Court Support in partnership with Crisis Line/Volunteer Manager
Ensure that language interpreters are available as needed
Educational Workshop Facilitation
Plan, develop, organize and provide educational workshops to women, staff and
community partners on the Family Court process
Assist women in accessing library resources as needed
Develop, create and update Family Court fact sheets for women and the community
Provide public education and promotion of the program as required
Advocacy
Provide advocacy and accompaniment when needed
Assist women with applications and appeals to Legal Aid Ontario
Develop and maintain good working relationships with referral agencies, legal partners,
lawyers, police and other outside professionals and advocate on the issues of sexual
and domestic violence as it pertains to the Family Court process
Be familiar with current community resources, provide options, refer and connect women
as needed
Be an ambassador for the Centre on community committees that are relevant to the role
of the Family Court Support Worker in consultation with the Public Relations &
Operations Manager
Administration and Program Development
Complete and maintain case records including completing required documentation in a
timely fashion
Complete quarterly statistical reports as required by MAG
Evaluate the Family Court Support Program on a regular basis
Research, analyze and document program requirements effectively
Participate in staff meetings and provide updates on caseload and program to other staff
members
Participate in an annual personal review and peer feedback process. Participate in
ALLSASC meetings, and staff development opportunities as appropriate. Participate in
supervision, and seek outside supervision as required, for client related issues.
Provide guidance and support to volunteers in collaboration with Crisis Line/Volunteer
Manager
Ensure compliance with the Centre’s policies, procedures, and protocols
Work in consultation with Public Relations & Operations Manager
Other duties as assigned