John Howard Society of Brandon
Effective, just, and humane responses
to the causes and consequences of crime
Call for programming facilitators!
The Role
Call for Facilitators – Join Our Team!
The John Howard Society of Brandon is looking for dedicated and qualified individuals to join our roster of facilitators! If you have a passion for fostering personal growth, accountability, and healthy relationships, this could be the perfect opportunity for you. Our programs include:
- Youth & Adult Anger Management
- Building Healthy Relationships
- Caring Dads
Eligibility Requirements
Ideal candidates will:
- Pass a criminal record and child/adult abuse registry check
- Hold formal education in a relevant field (e.g., education, social work, psychology)
- Have experience facilitating programs related to behavioural change and conflict resolution
- Utilize a trauma-informed approach, with a commitment to continuous learning
- Have relevant lived experience
Participant Base Our programs serve diverse groups, including:
- Court-mandated individuals
- Self-referred participants
- Individuals referred by community agencies and institutions
- Employees attending workplace-tailored programs
Compensation Facilitators will earn $25–$35 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications.
Why Join Us?
- Make a difference in the community – Engage with participants who seek personal growth and positive change
- Expand your skills – Build valuable facilitation experience
- Engage & connect – Work in a supportive and professional environment
- Earn extra income – Programs are typically delivered in the evenings and on weekends, making this a flexible opportunity to supplement your income
Interested? Forward your resume to rdow@brandonjohnhoward.ca today!
Join us in creating positive change!
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Historic Supreme Court of Canada Visit
Additional Information
On 25 September 2019 Board Chair Ted Dzogan, Board members Chris Schneider and Jodi Chubaty joined Executive Director Ross Robinson for the "Meet the Judges" session with the SCC.
The opportunity arose to speak with Judge Russell Brown on the role of post sentencing mediation to generate greater victim satisfaction and improved recidivism.
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