Honorio Jr Guerrero has over 10 years of experience working with marginalized communities and is seeking a job developer or career facilitator position. He has a bachelor's degree in accounting and completed SFU's career development practitioner training program. He is skilled in areas such as facilitation, assessments, resume writing, and job search skills. Guerrero has achieved funding for arts programming for marginalized youth and co-founded two non-profit organizations focused on community engagement.

1. HONORIO JR GUERRERO
2816 Charles Street, Vancouver, BC, V5K 3A8 c: 604.779.4209
UNCEDED COAST SALISH TERRITORIES e: honorio.jr.guerrero@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE: Job Developer / Career Facilitator Position
PROFILE SUMMARY
• Over 10 years experience working with multi-barriered adults & youth, immigrants,
refugees, and Aboriginals
• BS Degree; Career Development Practitioner Training Program at SFU Feb 2016
• Knowledge and understanding of the challenges faced by multi-barriered adults,
immigrants, refugees, Aboriginals, and at-risk-youth; including issues on chronic
homelessness, drug addiction, poverty, settlement, trauma, alienation, employment,
mental health, and family dis-integration
• Possess a client-centered, empathetic, compassionate, & non-judgmental approach
• Knowledge in WorkBC programs and current Labour Market Information (LMI) trends
• Skilled in facilitation & presentation, performing assessments, case work, action plan,
job search skills, resume writing, interview skills, and branding
• Proficiency in MS Office Suite, multimedia technology, & social media
• Active listener with excellent verbal, written, and non-violent communication skills
• Fluent in Tagalog (Philippines)
• Great with teams, friendly and a creative initiator
Achievements
 Awarded $300,000+ in public and private funding to deliver unique arts empowerment
programming to marginalized communities between the years 2006 – 2010
 Co-founded 2 community-based non-profit organizations focusing on youth, arts, and
community engagement.
WORK HISTORY
Resource Centre Specialist / Job Coach (Practicum) January 2016
OPEN DOOR GROUP EMPLOYMENT SERVICES, Vancouver BC
• Provided a friendly, safe, non-judgmental, inclusive, and welcoming space for clients
accessing the employment resource centre
• Coached job seekers towards employment readiness by helping them with skills in
basic computer, career research & exploration, internet navigation, job interview skills,
information interviews, and knowledge in LMI
• Tutored job seekers in writing and fine tuning resumes & cover letters
Settlement Practitioner Oct 2014 – Oct 2015
MOUNT PLEASANT NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE, Vancouver BC
• Conducted orientation, intakes, needs assessment, referrals, and action plans to
newcomer families, including seniors and youth
• Facilitated Life Skills workshops with topics ranging from employment readiness, legal
and civic rights, health, and other social benefits
• Referred newcomer families to in-house and community resources on employment,
education, and mental health
• Provided opportunities in mentorship, volunteering, and peer support
• Performed one-to-one counseling to newcomer youth and families
Youth Project Manager / Facilitator 2006 – 2010
NEWTON YOUTH RESOURCES CENTRE, Surrey, BC
• Planned, coordinated, & facilitated Surrey Urban Youth Project an after-school arts
programming targeting immigrant, Indigenous, and at-risk youth aged 15–18 years
• Partnered with high schools, the City of Surrey, social service providers, arts
organizations, ethnic communities, and local businesses in developing arts
programming, conducting outreach, and program cross-referrals
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2. HONORIO JR GUERRERO
2816 Charles Street, Vancouver, BC, V5K 3A8 c: 604.779.4209
UNCEDED COAST SALISH TERRITORIES e: honorio.jr.guerrero@gmail.com
WORK HISTORY (continued)
Youth Program Coordinator 2004 – 2006
MULTICULTURAL HELPING HOUSE SOCIETY, Vancouver, BC
• Developed, planned, managed, & facilitated after school empowerment program for
immigrant, indigenous, refugee, and at-risk youth with ages 15 – 18 years old
• Coordinated weekly social, recreational, educational, urban and cultural arts activities
involving community partners, volunteers, and participant youth
• Conducted outreach and information sharing with stakeholders community including
government agencies, high schools, social service organizations, local businesses,
associations, and other ethnic organizations
• Managed, coordinated, and facilitated arts-based empowerment workshops
• Conducted front line work through counseling and one-to-one
Emergency Shelter Worker 2001 – 2004
LOWER MAINLAND PURPOSE SOCIETY, New Westminster, BC
• Obtained information, prepared reports, and case histories on sexually exploited youth
ages 15 – 18 years who have experienced family conflict, street involvement, chronic
homelessness, poverty, drug and alcohol, mental health, and legal issues
• Appraised clients’ needs and eligibility for MCF support, income assistance, drug and
alcohol services, employment support, and enrollment in alternate school
• Liaised with community organizations including Burnaby School Board, the RCMP,
Parks Board, MCF, social service organizations, and local businesses
Community Worker 2001
TRIAGE EMERGENCY SERVICES & CARE SOCIETY, DTES, BC
• Worked front-line doing administrative, reception, and one-to-one work
• Provided Intakes, Assessment, and Referrals to clients experiencing multiple barriers
in employment, mental health, economic and social issues
• Dispensed medication, performed housekeeping duties, and provided reception work
VOLUNTEER HISTORY
Co-Founder / Board of Director 2009 - 2010
TRANSFORMATIVE COMMUNITIES PROJECT SOCIETY, Vancouver BC
 Co-founded, organized and developed a non-profit community arts organization
committed to social justice, arts empowerment, and community engagement.
Co-Founder / Board of Director 2011 - Present
KATHARA PILIPINO INDIGENOUS ARTS COLLECTIVE SOCIETY, Vancouver BC
 Co-founded, organized, and developed a community-based non-profit organization
promoting Filipino Indigenous Arts, Culture, & History working in solidarity with the
Coast Salish people.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
• Career Development Practitioner Training Program, SFU Feb 2016
• Job Finding Club & Personality Dimensions 2016
• Facilitation Training 2006, 2010, 2015
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3. • First Aid Level 1 CPR-AED 2013
• Conflict Resolution 2006
• Diploma in Hospitality Administration, Vancouver Community College 1999
• BS in Accounting, Philippine School Of Business Administration 1996
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