Other

Cheryl Henley

Somedays are a non stop kaleidoscope of drama, verbal abuse, "street business" being dragged inside the building, people in crisis, people high on various substances, psychotic episodes, people with no hope who desperately want help that we don't have the resources to provide. Other days are calm and are days when what you think is a small thing or a few words, or a listening ear makes the world of difference to someone.
Area   
Victoria, Southern Vancouver Island (area 1)

Sheri Pringle

Meeting lots of people, talking about gambling, giving presentations.
Area   
Northwest (Area 12)

Desiree Cabecinha

Every day is different, it shifts between completing client records, reports, attending meetings, advocating for individuals, providing parenting support strategies, and working individually with the child or youth. The hours vary yet the main times I will see clients are after school hours, between 3pm-8pm.
Area   
Victoria, Southern Vancouver Island (area 1)

Kari Bepple

There is lots of variety in the work I do so there isn't really a typical day: I can be meeting foster parents and MCFD staff in a partnership meeting; facilitating training's to foster parents and prospective foster parents; supporting a foster parent one to one in a support meeting or protocol investigation; attending supervisory meetings, staff meetings, etc. It is never a dull day!
Area   
Kamloops and area (area 5)

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