Careers
Join Our Team!
The Children’s Aid Society of Oxford County is a team of dedicated professionals who are committed to supporting families in our communities to be safe strong and connected.
Our office is located in Woodstock, Ontario and we provide service in partner with Community Organizations throughout all of Oxford County.
Why work for us?
Hybrid working model
Our workforce performs in a blended virtual and in-person environment.
Competitive benefits package
Competitive base salary and extended group health, dental, life and long term disability insurance plans, for our employees.
OMERS pension
All employees can participate in our OMERS pension plan, with employer and employee sharing premiums equally.
Inclusive and diverse staff
The Children’s Aid Society of Oxford County is committed to the values of equity, inclusion, and respect and is dedicated to building a workforce that reflects the diversity of the community in which we live and serve. The Agency accepts applications from all qualified individuals and welcomes applications from women, persons with disabilities, persons of any sexual orientation, members of racialized groups/visible minorities, Indigenous persons, and persons of any gender identity or gender expression.
Vacation and time off
Our workforce starts with 4 weeks of vacation per year, Our agency also provides additional time off over the winter months and opportunities for flexible work arrangements.
You will be required to provide the following as a condition of employment:
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- Criminal Reference Check/Vulnerable Sector Screening – request completed personally at your local Police Station; cost reimbursed 100%
- The use of an automobile
- A Valid full “G” Ontario Driver’s License and vehicle are required
- Proof of automobile insurance with third party liability coverage of $2,000,000 including accident benefits, collision and comprehensive
- Copy of most recent relevant education degree/diploma
- Professional References
Please see our external recruitment section below to learn about the steps in this process.
The Children’s Aid Society of Oxford County is committed to the values of equity, inclusion, and respect and is dedicated to building a workforce that reflects the diversity of the community in which we live and serve. The Agency accepts applications from all qualified individuals and welcomes applications from women, persons with disabilities, persons of any sexual orientation, members of racialized groups/visible minorities, Indigenous persons, and persons of any gender identity or gender expression.
We are committed to creating an accessible environment for all. If you are contacted to participate in the interview process, please let us know if you have any accommodation needs.
External Recruitment Process
Job Posting
A job is posted to fill a vacancy need.
Application
Applicants are pre-screened to ensure they meet the minimum qualifications for the position. Qualified applicants then move to the next stage in the recruitment process.
Interview
Short listed applicants are then invited to our Agency to participate in a panel interview.
Appraisal
Once interviews have concluded, the panel will evaluate all applicant interview scores to identify the top candidate. (If applicable) Collective Agreement provisions such as seniority are considered, e.g. in the case of two close applicants. Next steps may include additional interviews and/or testing prior to moving forward to references.
Offer
Once all required checks are complete, the successful applicant is made a verbal offer of employment followed by a written offer. Once a signed offer is received, all unsuccessful applicants are notified.
Onboarding
Orientation begins.
Let’s Get Social
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On International Women’s Day we want to recognize and celebrate all women, in all their diversity, who work every day to support and care for children, youth, and families across our province. Thank you!
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At Oxford County CAS we have a dedicated team of Child Protection Workers who, through their knowledge, training, and skillset, work to support the community in impactful ways.
During Social Work Week we take some time to reflect on the value of our Child Protection Workers and thank them for …their ongoing commitment to the safety and wellbeing of the community.
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Upcoming ASIST two-day workshop in suicide intervention skills!!!
This workshop is for you if:
➡️you work with or support children and youth
➡️you want to learn and practice a life-saving intervention model
Date: Thurs Mar 14th & Fri Mar 15th
Time: 8:30am-4:30pm
… Location: CAS Oxford (217 Peel St, Woodstock)
Multi-purpose room (lower level)
Cost: FREE (Registration required)
Hosted by CAS Oxford & Woodstock Hospital
Contact Raeann Moss @ rmoss@casoxford.on.ca for registration and questions
ASIST works. It is widely used by professionals and the general public.
Learn more and see the evidence at https://livingworks.net/training/livingworks-asist/
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Children and youth deserve to feel safe and secure in all spaces and from all forms of discrimination, including from their peers. On #PinkShirtDay, we wear pink as a reminder to be kind and accepting. Bullying is not acceptable.
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Reading is a passport to countless adventures!
Thank you so much to Journey Well Health & Wellness and your community book-collecting partners (Whisk and Roll Bakery, The Happy Hippo Co, Real Treats Popcorn and Sweets, & Potter and Mill) for hosting your Great Book Roundup for …Literacy Day!
We appreciate the donation and know the books will be well loved by so many children and families across our community!
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We have a collective responsibility to keep young people safe, including from human trafficking. Know the signs: https://www.ontario.ca/page/about-human-trafficking #EndHumanTrafficking
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DUTY TO REPORT (Free Information Sessions)
March 18th, April 15th, May 27th, & June 17th
9-10am via ZOOM
This workshop is for you if:
👉you work with children and youth
👉you want to understand your legislative duty under
the Child, Youth, and Family Services …Act
👉you want to know what happens when you make a
referral to Child Welfare
👉you would like to know how Children's Aid works
with families in the community
For Registration, contact:
Raeann at rmoss@casoxford.on.ca
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Family isn’t always biological. Family can be your extended family, friends, or community. For young people, having supportive networks is critical to their success and well-being.
Wishing everyone a wonderful Family Day, with the people who you connect with as family.
1mo
Upcoming ASIST two-day workshop in suicide intervention skills!!!
This workshop is for you if:
➡️you work with or support children and youth
➡️you want to learn and practice a life-saving intervention model
Date: Mon Feb 26th & Tues Feb 27th
Time: …8:30am-4:30pm
Location: CAS Oxford (217 Peel St, Woodstock)
Multi-purpose room (lower level)
Cost: FREE (Registration required)
Hosted by CAS Oxford & Woodstock Hospital
Contact Raeann Moss @ rmoss@casoxford.on.ca for registration and questions
ASIST works. It is widely used by professionals and the general public.
Learn more and see the evidence at https://livingworks.net/training/livingworks-asist/
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February is Black History Month, a time for us to learn and honour the legacy of Black people in Canada and their communities. #BlackHistoryMonth
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Come join our team!
We are recruiting for several positions:
Service Manager, Child Protection Worker, and Child & Family Support Worker – Casual.
Please find full details for each position here:
https://www.casoxford.on.ca/careers/
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The Children’s Aid Society of Oxford County invites you to be part of our community focused, child and youth centred, Board of Directors! For full information on how to apply, please follow the link below to the Board of Directors tab.
https://www.casoxford.on.ca/volunteer/
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DUTY TO REPORT (Free Information Sessions)
January 15th, & February 12th
9-10am via ZOOM
This workshop is for you if:
👉you work with children and youth
👉you want to understand your legislative duty under
the Child, Youth, and Family Services Act
👉you want to… know what happens when you make a
referral to Child Welfare
👉you would like to know how Children's Aid works
with families in the community
For Registration, contact:
Raeann at rmoss@casoxford.on.ca
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This holiday season, find ways to reach out to your friends, family, and neighbours, especially those who may be struggling. Find ways to keep them safe and supported at http://oacas.org/resources. We need to continue to stay connected during these challenging times. #HereToHelpON
While …our office is now closed until January 2nd 2024, our after hours team is reachable for emergencies at 519 539-6176.
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Thank you to Dr. Maria Odumodu and her team for donating some wonderful gifts to help brighten the holidays for children in our community! We appreciate your generosity and thoughtfulness.
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We are so grateful for the generosity of our community! Thank you to Sierra Construction Group for the delivery of a sleigh-load of toys to help bring joy to the families we serve this holiday season!!!
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Shopping is taking place this week!
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Today marks 15 years since #JordansPrinciple, a law that guarantees First Nations children access to care/services where and when they need them, was passed in the House of Commons.
Take a moment with the slides to learn about Jordan River Anderson.
Read about some common myths related to… #JordansPrinciple:
https://www.oacas.org/2021/05/4-myths-about-jordans-principle/
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DUTY TO REPORT (Information Sessions)
December 11th, January 15th, & February 12th
9-10am via ZOOM
This workshop is for you if:
👉you work with children and youth
👉you want to understand your legislative duty under
the Child, Youth, and Family Services …Act
👉you want to know what happens when you make a
referral to Child Welfare
👉you would like to know how Children's Aid works
with families in the community
For Registration, contact:
Raeann at rmoss@casoxford.on.ca
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The Christmas Place helps families experiencing financial hardship provide gifts for their children. For more info on how parents can register for this program, check out the video👇🎅🎄