Intimate Partner Violence Outreach Worker

Intimate Partner Violence Outreach Worker  Job Order #: 6323519   NOC: 42201
Employer Name:
Family Service Saskatoon Inc.
Wage/Salary Info:
$4,957.25 to $5,471.88 per month based on degree & experience
Posted Date:
12-Aug-2026

Location:

SASKATOON

# of Positions:
1
Employment

Terms:

Temporary:
Full-Time
Length of Employment:
Full-time, in-scope, term position to March 31, 2027

Education:

University Bachelor's Degree

Experience:

3-5 Years
Apply By Date:
19-Aug-2026
Employer Name:
Family Service Saskatoon Inc.
Employer Address:
TH ST E
SASKATOON,SK
CANADA

Resume, Cover Letter and References Executive Assistant Family Service Saskatoon#th Street East Saskatoon, SK S7K 4A7

Email: [email protected]Final candidates are required to provide satisfactory criminal record checks including a vulnerable sector search.

This position is a in-scope, full-time, term position to March 31, 2027

CUPE Local 5316
Provides crisis counselling, crisis management, advocacy, and outreach services to individuals affected by intimate partner violence
Assesses client needs and connects them with community resources. Facilitates groups, workshops, and public education initiatives
Maintains documentation and reporting requirements, collaborates with community partners, supports agency outreach and committees
Participates in clinical supervision
Provides court caseworker coverage as needed
Works flexible hours including evenings and weekends.
Others as assigned
Completed degree in BSW or BISW
3-5 yrs of direct experience
Eligible for registration with & maintain good standing in a relevant professional association
Knowledge of counselling theories and practices, including crisis intervention, short-term counselling, human development, behavioural change, communication, conflict resolution, interviewing, assessment, and evaluation techniques
Comprehensive understanding of intimate partner violence, abuse dynamics, coercive control, risk factors, and experience supporting survivors using trauma- and violence-informed approaches.
Skilled in group facilitation and knowledgeable about community resources related to IPV. Demonstrates cultural sensitivity and effectiveness in working with Indigenous, immigrant, refugee, and newcomer populations.
Familiar with the justice system, domestic violence court processes, and the impacts of addictions, mental health concerns, and FASD
Possesses strong interpersonal, ethical, organizational, and teamwork skills, with the ability to manage caseloads, work independently, adapt to changing priorities
Maintain a valid driver's license and reliable vehicle

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