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Peer Support Worker

@ YWCA Prince Albert Inc.

Prince Albert, Saskatchewan

$23.54/hrPart-time
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Overview

YWCA Prince Albert Inc. is hiring a part-time casual Peer Support Worker for its Homeward Bound Oakdale housing support program. The role provides culturally sensitive case management, counselling and daily life-skills support to clients, and requires a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver's licence, a clear criminal record and vulnerable sector check.

Pay:

$23.54 an hour

Responsibilities:

  • Provide case management, counselling and outreach to clients
  • Support clients with housing placement and independent living skills
  • Conduct daily home inspections and maintain property safety
  • Keep case notes, reports and shift documentation
  • Provide transportation to client appointments

Requirements summary:

  • Experience in human services, supportive housing or with persons with disabilities or addictions
  • Knowledge and understanding of Indigenous culture
  • Valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver's licence
  • Reliable transportation
  • Passed criminal record and vulnerable sector check

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Employer posting date
2026-10-29
First seen by our source
2026-10-30
Source record updated
2026-11-06

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Job details

SeniorityEntry level
DepartmentSocial & community services
Travelair: none · ground: moderate
Work settingClient sites, Office, Home
PositionSitting and standing
Physical demandsphysical moderate · computer moderate
LanguagesEnglish
Licences & certificationsFirst Aid, Naloxone, Med Assist
Driver’s licencerequired, own vehicle
Background checkscriminal record, vulnerable sector

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YWCA Prince Albert Inc.

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Company size201-500
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Job description

Reports To: Homeward Bound Windsor Supervisor

Responsible To: Homeward Bound General Manager

Job Type: Casual

Responsibilities: Housing Support Workers are members of the Homeward Bound Oakdale team and work together to provide housing supports for clients in a flexible, compassionate, and responsible manner.

Qualifications:

  • Experience in human services, supportive housing, or with persons with disabilities/addictions;
  • Knowledge and understanding of Indigenous culture;
  • Valid Class 5 Saskatchewan Driver's License;
  • Those without a Valid Class 5 Driver's License need not apply;
  • Reliable transportation;
  • Excellent written & verbal communication skills;
  • Computer Skills (including Microsoft Office, email communication, & data entry);
  • Must pass Criminal Record & Vulnerable Sector Check;
  • Ability to work independently as well as part of a team;
  • Excellent time management skills;
  • Knowledge of person-centered, trauma-informed care and strength-based approaches is an asset;

Duties:

  • Review communications board, emails, and log books when coming on shift;
  • Maintain written and computerized records, compile reports, and complete other program documents (including case notes, statistics, letters, etc.);
  • Provide transportation to client appointments;
  • Provide culturally sensitive outreach, case management, counseling, and other needed services to clients;
  • Provide individually tailored services to each client; housing placement, independent living skills, appointment escorts, home visits, and family counseling;
  • Aid clients in their homes and the community to allow them to participate safely and as independently as possible with dignity and respect;
  • Assist with building cleanliness and safety - escorting any unwelcome persons from the property when safe to do so, responding to incidents as needed, and awareness of emergency procedures;
  • Assist co-workers when requested;
  • Be available for community members for mentorship and consultations;
  • Notify appropriate individuals (on-call staff, Supervisor, Manager) and/or Authorities in the event of accidents or other critical incidents;
  • Ensure critical incident reports are completed;

Specific Program Responsibilities:

  • Conduct daily home inspections of key clients (fire/smoke alarm, safety issues, repairs, etc.) and maintain cleanliness;
  • Develop case plans for each of the primary clients, and work with your designated supervisor to ensure yearly Person-Centered plans are completed;
  • Help prepare the meal program with other team members with a specific focus on life skills development;
  • Support the reaction team in facilitating daily/weekly in-house and community recreational outings/activities focused on development;
  • Coordinate supports for primary clients including, but not limited to: hygiene, laundry, budgeting, cleaning, rent/expenses);
  • Assist with weekly grocery shopping;
  • Assist in managing client savings (maintain ledger, safe storage, monitoring);
  • Participate in mandatory training such as First Aid, Naloxone, and Med Assist to safely and effectively perform duties;
  • Advocate on behalf of clients within the community as needed;
  • Assist clients in transitioning into the program, or out depending on individualized plans (setting up an apartment, start-up groceries, communicating to the team);
  • Complete Payworks and Client Documentation at the close of each shift;
  • Be aware of the Homeward Bound environment and ensure it is safe, clean, and welcoming;
  • Other duties as deemed necessary by management to ensure effective operation of Homeward Bound Oakdale;

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