Agent-e de projet

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« Ensemble pour une vaste mobilisation pour des logement sociaux, avec les locataires du secteur de la rue Jean-Talon Est »

Action dignité de Saint-Léonard est un organisme communautaire qui défend les droits des locataires et contribue au développement du logement social à Saint-Léonard et à la lutte à la pauvreté.

Tâches et responsabilités
Organiser et animer les activités d’éducation populaire en lien avec le projet
Mobiliser les locataires du secteur de la rue Jean-Talon, Est
Soutenir les locataires qui rencontrent des difficultés dans leur logement
Représenter l’organisme pour le Droit au logement et le développement de logements sociaux dans les différentes instances locales et autres
Remplir les informations dans la base de données informatiques

Exigences et compétences recherchées
Connaissance des enjeux du logement privé et social
Expérience en animation de groupe et en mobilisation
Habileté à travailler en concertation
Sens de l’organisation, de l’initiative et de l’autonomie
Compétence pour travailler en milieu interculturel
Bonne connaissance en informatique
Bonne connaissance du français oral et écrit
Connaissance de l’espagnol ou de l’anglais (un atout)

Conditions de travail
Contrat d’un an avec possibilité de renouvellement
32 heures par semaine, (lundi au jeudi, travail de soir, fin de semaine, occasionnel)
Salaire: 32$ de l’heure, politique de vacances généreuse et avantages sociaux

Les personnes intéressées doivent faire parvenir une lettre de motivation et un curriculum vitae au soin du comité de sélection d’Action dignité de Saint-Léonard, à l’adresse suivante: : info@addsl.org

Au plus tard le 4 avril 2025 17h00

Nous remercions touTEs les candidatEs, mais nous ne communiquerons qu’avec les personnes sélectionnées pour une entrevue.

Community Mental Health Counsellor

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A community-based, not-for-profit organization, AMI-Quebec is committed to helping families manage the effects of mental health challenges and illnesses through support, education, guidance and advocacy. By promoting understanding, we work to dispel the stigma still surrounding mental illness, thereby helping to create communities that offer new hope for meaningful life.

Our work is based on a paradigm of competence that focuses on coping and adaptation, while emphasizing the family’s strengths, resources, and expertise and infusing a sense of mastery and hope. AMI-Quebec’s work is guided by values of respect and engagement, accessibility and adaptability, quality and security of healthcare services, and innovations and excellence.

We are looking for an experienced counsellor to join our team and help us ensure continued support for families. Please note that this counsellor will work with the family/friends supporting a person with mental health challenges/illnesses, rather than with those individuals themselves. Click here to read about our SOS Famille program.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or Counselling
  • Proven experience working with families
  • Knowledge of mental illness
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Ability to empathize with clients
  • Bilingual (English, French)
  • Interest in working in a community nonprofit organization

Responsibilities and Duties

  • Evaluate clients’ needs and create an intervention plan
  • Help individuals with the resources needed to reach personal goals
  • Monitor client progress and adjust intervention plan as needed
  • Take part in other relevant tasks necessary for the functioning of the organization

Supervision (individually and in group) is provided.

We are located in Montreal. Some remote work may be possible.

Compensation: Salaried position: Remuneration and benefits are based on the organization’s salary scale (salary is based on a full time starting salary of $53,000 annually).

To apply, please email a resume and cover letter to hiring@amiquebec.org. Please include references with your application.

The deadline to apply is April 15, 2025. We will be considering applicants as they apply, so please don’t delay in submitting your application. The position may be filled before the deadline. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

The Refugee Centre is Hiring | Various Roles

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About The Refugee Centre: 

The Refugee Centre is a nonprofit community organization that assists newcomers with their integration journey in Montreal. We operate five days a week and host a variety of community events and services including legal aid appointments and wellness support. We have a dynamic and young team of workers, interns and volunteers that run and maintain our multitude of services.

View all job callouts here

YMCA Day Camp (Various Positions & Locations)

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Recruiting Camp Counsellors for the 2025 Season

Looking for a seasonal job for the summer or during your school break (end-of-year holidays and spring break)? 

Every year, we hire camp counsellors, coordinators, and inclusion specialists. 

We have a wide range of camp programs, offered at different locations on the Island of Montréal and in Québec City, in our YMCA centres, and in other facilities in the heart of the communities we serve.  

The YMCA day camp’s mission is to foster meaningful connections and friendships. We provide a safe environment where youth and staff can explore, learn, and try new things, get out of their comfort zone, and develop a sense of belonging. 

Apply today!

Summer Camp Staff

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About the Don Bosco Youth Leadership Centre

The Don Bosco Youth Leadership Centre (DBYLC or YLC) was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit youth community centre that reaches out annually to over 1000 children, youth, and families in the East end of Montreal. Named after Saint John Bosco, a universally recognized educator and evangelizer of the young, the DBYLC strives to follow in his footsteps.

The mission of the DBYLC is to foster the development of good and kind young people and positive leaders. This mission is carried out through a variety of youth activities and events that have as their finality education, prevention, and leadership training. Don Bosco used to say: “Give the most to those who have the least.” The DBYLC is particularly attentive to needier youth: those from poorer families, in dysfunctional family settings, or influenced by negative and harmful peer influences.’’

About the Role 

No experience is necessary but an open mind and open heart, and a commitment to our youth approach is a must. The training meetings are mandatory and only certain exemptions will be allowed on a case to case basis. Apply to as many positions as you like.
 
For those applying to work at Happy Days (grade 1 to grade 6) and Teen Spirit (sec 1+2+3), you will need to work the 6 full weeks of camp, from Monday, June 30th to Friday, August 8th, plus a training week from Monday June 23rd to Friday June 27th. 
 

Respite Service Provider

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