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DID YOU KNOW? The Home Depot Canada Foundation is committed to preventing and helping to end youth homelessness, having recently reached their goal to invest $50 million by 2022 while extending it to $125 million by 2030. Together this support works to break cycles of inequity and enable at-risk youth facing homelessness to achieve positive development outcomes and realize their full potential.

The Orange Door Project campaign, The Home Depot Canada’s national fundraising campaign is one of its many fundraising components.  From now until December 18^th, 2022, The Home Depot Canada customers can make a donation online or in-store in support of a local youth-focused housing charity.

All funds raised at the North Bay The Home Depot store during the campaign will support Crisis Centre North Bay.

Encourage your friends, family members, neighbours and colleagues to support the campaign today!

Learn more or donate at:  orangedoorproject.ca

Looking for a rewarding career in the helping profession? WE’RE HIRING!

Crisis Centre North Bay is a multi-service, not-for-profit, social service organization that has been supporting vulnerable individuals, youth and families in the Nipissing district for 50 years.

Our mission is to improve the lives of citizens by supporting them through situations of personal crisis with a range of residential and non-residential services.

If you are passionate about helping vulnerable individuals and families in our community and want to make a difference, visit us to apply in person, meet our hiring managers and learn more about our programs, required qualifications and the career opportunities currently available.

Employment Meet & Greet

Wednesday October 26, 2022

2:30-6:30 pm

198 Second Avenue West,

North Bay, ON

For more information about our organization visit: www.crisiscentre-nb.on.ca

Submit your employment application to: hr@ccnorthbay.ca

We are excited to announce another #OrangeDoorProject fundraising campaign by Home Depot Canada Foundation.

Please visit the North Bay store or online at https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/28220  between May 31 to June 26, 2022 to donate.  Please select the North Bay location.  100% of the funds raised stay local and support Crisis Centre North Bay.

We'd like to thank @HomeDepot, all of their hardworking associates and the customers for their generous support towards preventing and ending youth homelessness in our communities.

To know more about Crisis Centre please visit out website at https://www.crisiscentre-nb.on.ca/

Crisis Centre North Bay is hiring at our Four Elms Emergency Shelter, Low Barrier Shelter, Transitional Housing program for adults and our Futures program.  The positions are casual part time with many shift opportunities and the ability to work at more than one of our programs which increases the amount of shifts available to you.

To work in these programs, you will need a degree or diploma in a social service related field.  Once interviewed if you are conditionally hired you will be required to provide a Criminal Record Check with a check for working with vulnerable sector clients included.

If interested please send your resume to: info@crisiscentre-nb.on.ca
Addressed to:

Susan Rinneard
Executive Director

The Holiday #Orange Door Campaign with @HomeDepotCanada is on!!!!! To prevent and help end youth homelessness in our community donate $2.00 at the North Bay Home Depot store. 100% of funds raised stay local and support Crisis Centre North Bay. Campaign runs from November 30/21 to December 19/21. Can’t make it to the store- show your support by donating online : https://bit.ly/3vrihJe and please specify North Bay.

The summer Orange Door Campaign starts today!  To prevent and help end youth homelessness donate $2.00 at the North Bay Home Depot store and support Crisis Centre North Bay.  This summer campaign runs from July 6/21 to August 1/21.  You can also make an online donation by following this link:
www.orangedoorproject.ca   please specify North Bay.
All donations stay local and are used to support the youth homelessness programs within Crisis Centre North Bay.#OrangeDoorProject

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Community College Diploma or University Degree in a relevant social service field of study is mandatory

• Excellent communication, interpersonal skills and crisis management skills

• Must have exemplary emotional intelligence

• Bilingualism (French/English) is an asset

• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment which can be physically demanding

• The flexibility to work days, nights, weekends, statutory holidays as scheduled

• Valid driver’s license

• Experience working with persons living with mental health and addictions challenges who are experiencing homelessness

• Knowledge of community resources relating to housing, mental health, addictions, financial supports

• Crisis prevention and intervention training considered an asset (we provide training to staff)

Please forward a cover letter and resume by June 10, 2021 to:

Susan Rinneard, Executive Director
P.O. Box 1407
North Bay, ON
P1B 8K6

or send fax: (705)472-6236
or email to: info@crisiscentre-nb.on.ca

Thank you for your application. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Please identify any accommodation requirements prior to an interview.

TODAY, MARCH 8, 2021 IS INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY!!!

JOIN US IN CELEBRATING WOMEN AND GIRLS AROUND THE WORLD.  

CELEBRATE THE WOMEN IN YOUR LIFE!  

THIS YEAR’S THEME:

“WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP” 

http://www.unwomen.org/

Just a quick post to let everyone know the awaited Burgers for Relief campaign 2020 will be postponed until 2021.  We were so looking forward to partnering with restaurants this year and growing our fundraiser, however due to COVID-19 we need all hands on deck here at Crisis Centre.  All of our residential programs have stayed open during the pandemic to ensure our community members  have the services they need to get by.  Wishing you all the best this fall!