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OSI-CAN is currently recruiting Saskatchewan military/ veteran members and first responders interested in becoming support facilitators within an OSI-CAN support group.

PEER FACILITATORS NEEDED:

Facilitators of our Peer Support Groups are an integral part of OSI-CAN’s existence as it is how we began to reach out to our community of Veterans and First Responders, Medical Professionals, Tow Truck drivers, etc.
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OSI-CAN is recruiting military/veteran members and first responders to lead community-based support groups for fellow peers living with OSI or PTSD. “Your story may become a part of someone else’s survival guide.”
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If anyone is interested in leading one of our support groups, there are opportunities in Regina, Swift Current, La Ronge, etc.
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Please contact Julius at 306-552-3801 or email him at: osicandir@cmhask.com
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Preferred Qualifications

1. Interested peers are involved in Fire, EMS, Corrections, Police, Military or frontline health-care – either current or retired
2. Have lived-experience and understand the journey of recovery
3. Be in a stable place in their own recovery to facilitate and support other peers
5. Have formal peer support training or experience (not required)
6. Can commit to three-day training provided and paid-for by OSI-CAN
7. Be available to facilitate or co-facilitate at least once per month
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What part of Saskatchewan are you from?
Are you currently working or retired?



Please select your Career
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Have you experienced operational stress or post traumatic stress lived experience?



If you selected ‘Other’, please explain here:
Do you have Peer Support Experience?



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Can you commit to four days training provided and paid for by OSI-CAN? 



Are able to facilitate or co-facilitate at least once per month?



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