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After Stroke In-Person Peer Support Group Co-Facilitator

Charlottetown
March of Dimes Canada (MODC) is looking for a volunteer with lived experience of stroke to help co-facilitate an established peer support group for stroke survivors, their caregivers and families in Charlottetown.The In-Person Peer Support Group Co-Facilitator plays an essential role by supporting the group facilitator at a monthly in-person discussion-based group by helping to provide guidance, encouragement and direction to group conversation, and focusing on fostering a supportive and empathetic environment. Being a stroke survivor or a caregiver to a stroke survivor yourself is critical to this peer support role.The group meets the first Tuesday of every month at 6-7:30pm at Trinity United Church on Richmond Street.Time Commitment: Approx. 2-3 hours per month. Minimum 1-year commitment.Location: CharlottetownTasks and Responsibilities:Co-facilitate a monthly meeting focused on peer support. Facilitates solo if other co-facilitator is absentEncourage group participants to engage in conversationShare your stroke journey, where appropriate, to provide encouragementRecord and report group attendance to supervisor after every group meetingReport any urgent concerns regarding the group to supervisorSuggest guest speakers and/or guest speaker topics and support arranging guest speaker presentations at meetings in partnership with supervisorSignpost, where appropriate, to MODC After Stroke program and community-based support programsPromote the peer support group through various channels, including personal social networks and community partnershipsSkills and ExperienceLived experience of stroke, ideally at least one-year post-stroke (or far enough along in recovery journey to be confident in facilitating a group)Ability to demonstrate, inform, and share your knowledge based on your lived experienceStrong interpersonal skills and an overall positive attitudeReliabilitySelf-direction; able to work independentlyAwareness of the boundaries of the role and use supervision to clarify when uncertainties ariseRespectfulness towards the values, cultural diversity, opinions, and ideas of othersInterested in learning more?Contact Emma Gascoigne by e-mail at egascoigne@marchofdimes.ca or by phone at 902-237-6435​
Monthly Long-term (more than 1 year)
March of Dimes Canada

March of Dimes Canada

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