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Program Overview
- Program Type: Diploma
- Campus: Brampton
- Start Dates: Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
- Annual Salary Range: $45,000 - $65,000
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Hands-on Training | Practical Learning | Career-Focused Curriculum
This comprehensive 50-week diploma program includes theoretical training and practical field placement to ensure students develop the expertise needed to assist individuals in overcoming addiction and accessing essential community support services. The curriculum emphasizes counseling techniques, case management, crisis intervention, and rehabilitation strategies, equipping graduates with real-world skills to excel in the field.
Make a Difference in Your Community and Support Recovery
The Community Service and Addictions Worker (CSAW) Diploma Program at Networth Immigration is designed to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience needed to support individuals and communities affected by addiction, mental health challenges, and social issues. With the increasing demand for skilled community support professionals, this program prepares graduates for rewarding careers in social services, rehabilitation centers, mental health facilities, and community outreach organizations.
Financial Aid Available
OSAP
Scholarships
Flexible Payment Plans
Hands-on Training | Practical Learning | Career-Focused Curriculum
What You Will Learn in this Program
Psychology & Human Behavior
Understanding emotional, cognitive, and social factors that impact individuals.
Addiction Counseling Techniques
Learning evidence-based approaches to support addiction recovery.
Community Resource Management
Identifying and utilizing resources to assist clients with housing, employment, and health services.
Case File Management
Maintaining accurate and confidential client records while ensuring compliance with regulations.
Group Facilitation & Workshop Leadership
Conducting community outreach programs and support groups.
Crisis Intervention & Conflict Resolution
Learning techniques to assist individuals in distress.
Relapse Prevention & Harm Reduction Strategies
Implementing effective support systems for sustained recovery.
Ethical & Professional Standards in Community Work
Understanding legal and ethical responsibilities in social service roles.
What are the Career Opportunities After Graduation?
Graduates of the Community Service and Addictions Worker Program will be prepared for diverse roles in social work, mental health services, and rehabilitation support. Career paths include:
Addictions Counsellor – Providing individualized support and treatment plans for those recovering from substance use disorders.
Community Support Worker – Assisting individuals in accessing housing, employment, and social services.
Outreach Worker – Connecting
vulnerable populations with community resources and services.
Case Manager – Coordinating services and care plans for individuals in recovery programs.
Residential Support Worker – Assisting clients in group homes, shelters, and halfway houses.
Crisis Intervention Worker – Responding to emergencies and providing immediate assistance to individuals in distress.
Rehabilitation Counsellor – Supporting clients in overcoming challenges related to addiction and mental health.
Social Services Coordinator – Managing programs and initiatives within nonprofit organizations and government agencies.
Frequently Asked Questions
A CSAW professional supports individuals dealing with addiction, mental health issues, and social challenges by providing counseling, resource coordination, and rehabilitation services.
The program takes 50 weeks, including theoretical coursework and field placement.
Yes, eligible students can apply for OSAP funding, scholarships, and bursaries.
Graduates can work as Addictions Counsellors, Community Support Workers, Outreach Workers, Case Managers, and more in social service agencies, healthcare centers, and government organizations.
You will learn addiction counseling, community outreach, case management, crisis intervention, and ethical social service practices.
No, prior experience is not necessary. The program provides comprehensive training from foundational to advanced levels.
The Community Service and Addictions Worker Program at Networth Immigration prepares you for a fulfilling and impactful career in social services.