New Directions provides services that foster growth, hope, and independence for people of all ages and needs.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
New Directions is a Winnipeg based nonprofit organization committed to supporting people of all ages and backgrounds with a variety of needs. New Directions' services are divided into five categories: - Adult Services - Child Home Services - Therapy and Clinical Services - Culture, Education, and Training Services - Regional Services (Portage la Prairie and Brandon) New Directions' vision is a community where all people have well-being, are honoured, and can dream. New Directions works towards this by offering programs and services to help people reach their full potential and thrive in life.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Direct Support Worker monitors housing facilities to ensure safety and provides direct support to youth in developing life, social, and independent living skills. They also manage crisis situations, administer medication, and facilitate community activities while maintaining accurate shift logs and reports.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Youth Care Worker provides direct support, guidance, and stabilization to youth in a residential setting to foster life skills and mental health. Responsibilities include facilitating daily activities, managing behavioral challenges, administering medication, and maintaining accurate documentation.
On-site · Winnipeg
Provide individualized day service supports to individuals with intellectual disabilities in community and facility settings. Work collaboratively as part of a team to enhance individual skills and manage potentially aggressive behaviors.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Community Resource Worker is responsible for monitoring housing buildings to ensure tenant safety and providing support during crisis situations. They must also conduct regular building walk-throughs, maintain security, and complete detailed shift logs.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Direct Support Worker provides 24/7 support in a specialized home to assist youth with life skills, social skills, and community resource access. Responsibilities include crisis intervention, medication administration, behavior management, and facilitating daily activities while maintaining accurate documentation.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Youth Care Worker provides direct support and stabilization for youth in residential settings through intentional skill-building, advocacy, and trauma-informed interventions. Responsibilities include facilitating life skills, managing daily routines, ensuring safety, and acting as a liaison with community partners and families.