To promote safety and mutual respect in our community by providing: Safe shelter for abused women and their children Support and counselling so that abused individuals may build lives free from violence and abuse Information and education towards the prevention of violence against women
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Providing safety, support and hope to the Dufferin and Caledon communities for over 35 years.
Full company description
To promote safety and mutual respect in our community by providing:
Safe shelter for abused women and their children
Support and counselling so that abused individuals may build lives free from violence and abuse
Information and education towards the prevention of violence against women
LinkedIn followers
830
People associated on LinkedIn
47
Reported office locations
Orangeville, CA
Business categories
Education
Emergency Medicine
Health Care
Mental Health
Non Profit
Social Assistance
Social Impact
Other recorded names
Family Transition Place
Profile identifies a recruitment agency
No
Reported total investment
0
Currency and observation date were not supplied; this is not a current valuation or a funding round.
Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Orangeville
Organization type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1985
Family Transition Place has 3 open jobs in Canada as of November 8, 2026. Top locations: Orangeville.
2+ YOEFamily Transition Place needs candidates with post-secondary education in social work, health services or psychology and at least 2 years in mental health and addictions. Candidates also need homelessness-sector experience, a Vulnerable Sector Police Clearance, a valid driver's licence, and CPR and First Aid certification.
Mental health, FTP, Case management, Conflict resolution, Work independently, Regulatory compliance
2+ YOECandidates need a master's-level counselling or related degree (or current MSW enrolment), registration with a counselling or social work college, and more than 2 years of crisis counselling, case management, therapy or group work. A valid Ontario driver's licence, a Vulnerable Sector check and CPR and First Aid are also required.
Candidates need post-secondary education in social services, an understanding of violence against women and children, and crisis intervention and counselling skills. They must be available for overnight shifts on short notice, pass a Vulnerable Sector Records Check, and have reliable transportation.