Scp Overnight Team Support - Regina, Canada - Street Culture Project

Street Culture Project

Verified Company

Regina, Canada

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

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Description

Salary:

Title:
_ Overnight Support (Awake)_

Reports to:
_Director of Program, Staffing Coordinators, Overnight Supervisors_

Based at:
_SCP Peer-Homes_

Employment:
_Full Time_

Pay Range:
_Starting at _$17_

Hours:
_35+ hours/week_

3month probation and review_

Supporting Contracts:
_Ministry of Social Services_

Description:

As Overnight Support in SCP's Transitional Housing Program you will provide supervision and support to youth between the ages of 16-21 from the hours of 10pm-8am or 11pm-9am at SCP's youth shelter or one of SCP's peer homes.

You will be responsible for youth engagement, medication administration, crisis response/management, communication, documentation, and general cleaning and upkeep.

Overnight Support Staff are expected to comply with industry standards and best practices while adhering to all SCP mandated approaches, policies, processes, and protocols in the fulfillment of their role and completion of their duties.

Qualifications (Education & Experience)

Secondary completion required (High school diploma or equivalent)
Front line youth care experience preferred
Preference will be given to applicants with experience:
Working with Indigenous & vulnerable populations
Liaising with community resources
Supporting youth with exceptionalities, gang involvement, intergenerational trauma/PTSD/CPTSD, experiencing current/previous exploitation, & managing substance use and/or mental health concerns.

Requirements (Skills & Competencies)
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Valid Driver's License with Driver's Abstract
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Criminal Record Check with
Vulnerable Sector Clearance:

Cultural sensitivity required
Demonstrated mastery of official SCP sanctioned approaches (Nurtured Heart Approach, Youth Centered Care, Harm Reduction, & Trauma Informed Care)
Strongly developed interpersonal skills, emotional intelligence, & communication skills
Well developed time management skills, organizational Skills, & attention to detail
Preference will be given to individuals with CPR/First-Aid (B), Conflict Resolution, Crisis Intervention (DPVS), ASIST (Suicide Intervention), Mental Health First Aid & Water Safety

Duties & Responsibilities (Outcomes to be monitored quarterly)

Youth Advocacy & Support

Medication administration as directed
Monitor youth during quiet hours
Knowing the whereabouts and ensuring the safety of the youth overnight
Checking in with youth if they return home past curfew
Mediating between youth when conflicts occur
Managing crisis situations
Being a positive role model and mentor
Preparing lunches for the next day
Ensuring youth are out of bed and getting ready for school or day programs
Transportation to school as required

Case Management

Communicate with evening staff and morning staff at
EVERY shift change (including but not limited to incidents & disclosures, medications, youth whereabouts, and any additional pertinent information or emergent situations)
Completing all logs and designated documentation before end of
EVERY shift (including but not limited to case notes, journals, communication logs, medication administration records, incident and disclosure reports, etc.)

Program Development & Administration

Attend regular staff meetings
Maintain a working knowledge of current Agency procedures and guidelines
Completing nighttime cleaning checklist
Maintain Safety Standards (Including but not limited to completing regular fire drills, checking smoke detector, safety checking the premises, and reporting findings to the Case Manager)
Other tasks as assigned by your

Case Manager:
e.g. supporting SCP fundraising/social entrepreneurial initiatives etc.

What you get in return