PCRS has been delivering social services across British Columbia since 1984.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Pacific Community Resources Society (PCRS) has been providing social services since 1984 across BC, in education, employment, housing, substance use, mental health, and youth and family support services. PCRS is grateful to operate on the unceded, ancestral and traditional territories of the Coast Salish Peoples. Our Mission: Inspiring healthy and inclusive communities through leadership and collaboration. Our Vision: Everyone thriving in strong, healthy communities.
Sur place · Surrey
The teacher will develop and implement curriculum for Grades 10-12 that meets Ministry of Education standards while fostering a safe and nurturing learning environment. They are also responsible for maintaining student records, creating Individual Education Plans, and collaborating with school leadership to support staff and volunteers.
Sur place · Surrey
The Youth Outreach Worker provides mobile, immediate response services to at-risk youth across SkyTrain hubs and surrounding areas. They engage youth through proactive outreach, connect them to community resources, and provide harm reduction support.
Sur place · Surrey
The Family Counsellor provides brief intervention, mediation, and counselling to families experiencing parent-teen conflict. They develop individual service plans, facilitate support groups, and collaborate with social workers and leadership to ensure safety and positive family functioning.
Sur place · Surrey
The Cook assists in planning and delivering nutritional, culturally diverse meals for residents in a transitional housing environment. They are responsible for maintaining health authority safety standards, managing inventory, and ensuring kitchen cleanliness.
Sur place · Chilliwack
Provide day-to-day emotional, physical, and mental support to youth in a bed-based substance use treatment program. Facilitate group programming and manage daily documentation while maintaining professional boundaries and trauma-informed care.
Hybride · Vancouver
Lead the development and implementation of organizational communications and philanthropy initiatives to strengthen brand awareness and donor engagement. Coordinate internal and external messaging while supporting the CEO and leadership in aligning communications with strategic objectives.
Sur place · Vancouver
Provide one-on-one case management and life skills support to diverse youth in semi-independent living homes. Assist youth with housing searches, landlord mediation, and coordinating with social workers to secure safe, affordable housing.
Sur place · Surrey
The Job Developer focuses on building partnerships with employers to create sustainable employment opportunities for WorkBC participants. They provide pre-screening services and promote inclusive hiring practices to help individuals with significant barriers enter the labour market.
Sur place · Surrey
The Facilitator coordinates and operates primary prevention programs for children and youth in school and community settings. Key duties include conducting intake assessments, facilitating group sessions, and collaborating with school districts to promote healthy lifestyle choices.
Sur place · Surrey
The Peer Support Coordinator oversees and coordinates youth and family peer support programs at the Foundry Surrey centre. This includes supervising peer support workers, managing program budgets, and collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to ensure integrated care.
Sur place · Surrey
Provide front-facing administrative support to create a welcoming environment for youth and families accessing integrated services. Manage reception duties, including scheduling, data management, and coordinating communications between stakeholders.
Sur place · Surrey
The Shift Lead provides direction, mentoring, and support to staff while delivering direct care and crisis management for youth in transitional housing. They are responsible for developing individualized service plans, leading group activities, and coordinating housing searches and transitions.
Sur place · Surrey
The Medical Office Assistant provides primary care clinic support and reception duties for youth and their families. Key tasks include patient registration, triage, managing patient flow, and maintaining clinic supplies and equipment.
Sur place · Chilliwack
The auxiliary cook prepares assigned food items and specialized diets for youth in a residential treatment setting. They are also responsible for maintaining a clean, safe work environment and ensuring kitchen security.
Sur place · Surrey
Coordinate and operate primary prevention programs for children and youth within school and community settings. Develop and implement health promotion strategies to encourage healthy lifestyle choices and resilience regarding substance use.