Job Summary

Youth-In-Transition Workers (YITW) support youth who are transitioning out of the child protection system. YITWs provide youth with education, support and advocacy for issues such as housing, life skills, employment, education, health and mental health services, legal services, human trafficking and victim support services. Youth are assisted with connections to existing supports and resources and navigating services relevant to their needs.

YITWS are required to have a willingness to provide services to clients in the community, including at homes, have use of a reliable personal vehicle, a valid Ontario Drivers’ License and $2 million in vehicle general liability insurance.

Qualifications

- Child and Youth Care diploma or equivalent degree or diploma in a social service or other related field
- Registration with a relevant professional association as appropriate
- Experience engaging vulnerable youth through outreach services
- Sound knowledge of the child protection system in Ontario




- Proven ability to engage youth and develop sustainable qualified relationships
- Experience liaising with a broad variety of community resources especially as they relate to housing and independent living skills
- Training and experience in crisis intervention, including assessing for and intervening with risk of harm to self and others
- Experience and skill in group development and group facilitation

This position is an excellent opportunity for motivated individuals eager to foster positive change in young lives while developing valuable skills in social work, education, or community outreach. If you’re passionate about supporting youth during critical transitions and possess the necessary experience and enthusiasm, we encourage you to apply!

Pay: $29.56-$35.11 per hour

Benefits:

- Disability insurance
- Extended health care
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Vision care
- Wellness program

Work Location: In person

📌 Youth in Transition Worker (Canada)
🏢 Thunder Bay Counselling
📍 Canada