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November 13
​@  recrutement@caavd.ca
Respite Centre Attendant-facilitator
Part time - temporary position (21 hours/week)
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YOUR BIG CHALLENGES 
  • Welcome users with courtesy. 
  • Get involved in the animation of activities. 
  • Ensure the proper conduct of activities and compliance with the code of living.
  • Collaborate to the collection of statistics for our sponsors.
  • Help to create a safe place to rest. 

REQUIREMENTS
 
Your profile 
  • Hold a high school degree combined with one year of work experience in a similar field.
  • Have work experience and/or knowledge related to the reality of First Nations communities.
  • Work on a flexible schedule in the evenings and on weekends.
 
Your skills
  •  Be bilingual. 
  •  Exercise tact and diplomacy.
  •  Be self-reliant, committed, and demonstrate initiative. 
  •  Capable to stay calm in crisis situation.
 
OUR BENEFITS

  •  Hourly rate from $16,05 to $20,36, depending on experience.
  •  Flexible schedule and summer schedule.
  •  Work-family balance valued.
  •  Up to 2 days of sick leave.

OTHERS
 
 Workplace: Val-d’Or Native Friendship Centre and outreach
 Start date: As soon as possible.
 
 
You are interested in this challenge? Interested candidates are invited to submit their application before February 08th, at the following address: 
 
Val-d’Or Native Friendship Centre
Human Resources Services 
Email address: recrutement@caavd.ca
Website: www.caavd.ca
 
We encourage First Nations applications
We thank you for your interest in our organization. 
Please note than only candidates selected for interview will be contacted. 
 
The Val-d’Or Native Friendship Centre is a hub of urban services, a living environment, and a cultural anchor for the First Peoples, fostering harmonious cohabitation in its community Driven by human values of inclusion of solidarity, equity and justice, the Friendship Centre shares this vision of a fairer society, which gives way to diversity, and this without discrimination. Join a committed team and participate in this bold collective project.
 
Willie’s place/ Nigan is a respite centre with a high threshold of social acceptability for men and women in situations of homelessness, vulnerability, and disconnect from society, their family and community. The objective is to reinforce the safety net surrounding highly vulnerable persons through a culturally relevant and secure intervention approach as well as assistance along the paths specific to their needs.
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