Voluntary Trusteeship Program Worker

Make a Difference with Family Services Windsor-Essex (FSWE)

At Family Services Windsor-Essex (FSWE), we empower people to overcome challenges, build resilience, and create positive change in their lives.

As a trusted non-profit, charitable organization, we provide compassionate counselling and support services that help individuals feel valued, included, and connected to their community.

Our mission goes beyond service delivery — we foster belonging, wellness, and dignity.

FSWE team members know their work matters.

We offer a supportive workplace that values innovation, collaboration, and continuous growth.

Our staff enjoy a competitive benefits package, flexible work hours, and weekly wellness time, because we care for those who care for others.

If you’re a passionate worker who thrives in a dynamic environment and wants to make a real impact in the Windsor-Essex community, we want to hear from you.

We are seeking a dedicated Voluntary Trusteeship Program Worker to join our dynamic Housing team.

If you’re passionate about helping others and thrive in a fast-paced, client-focused environment, we invite you to bring your skills to a team that values innovation, compassion, and community impact.

• Accepting requests for service and conducting assessments of individuals to determine eligibility for the program.
• Meeting and working with individuals to realize established goals and monitoring these goals on an ongoing basis.
• Working with individuals to assist them to acquire the skills and resources necessary to live independently in the community.
• Coaching and teaching individuals receiving support.
• Working in cooperation with other community services to identify needs of individuals receiving support, and making appropriate referrals following the principles of user self-determination.
• Advocate along with, or on behalf of, people whose rights to services, or opportunities may actually or potentially be comprised. This includes advising people of their choices and/or rights and responsibilities and/or potential consequences. This may include but not be limited to assistance in contacting an MPP, writing letters, making phone calls, obtaining a lawyer, interfacing with Children’s Aid Societies or other service providers, landlords, employers, educational systems, family members, etc.