11 Aug
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HealthOPM
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Ontario
This full-time and part time permanent position offers a competitive salary of $43,984.47 - $51,220.40 per year , along with comprehensive health and dental benefits and a defined contribution pension plan . HealthOPM is hiring on behalf of a leading youth mental health and social service agency in Toronto dedicated to empowering children, youth, and families through trauma‑informed care, counselling, and community support.
We are seeking a compassionate and dependable Awake Overnight Youth Support Worker to join a 24/7 Live-In Treatment program serving female‑identified youth (ages 12‑17) who have experienced sexual exploitation or trafficking. In this essential overnight role, you will help maintain a safe, stable, and healing environment for residents while contributing to meaningful change in their lives.
Location: North York, ON.
What You’ll Do
Provide overnight supervision, safety checks, and emotional support in a trauma‑informed environment.
Respond to safety alerts and manage crisis situations with professionalism and care.
Complete required documentation and household tasks to maintain a supportive home setting.
Promote inclusion, dignity, and empowerment in every interaction.
Why Join the Team
This role offers the chance to directly impact the lives of youth overcoming trauma ,
while working in a supportive, inclusive, and skilled environment . You'll be part of a team that values collaboration, ongoing learning, and best practices in residential care making every night a meaningful contribution to youth development and safety.
What You Bring
Diploma in the field (Child & Youth Care or BSW/MSW (Bachelor or Masters of Social Work)).
Minimum 1 year of experience supporting youth with complex needs (e.g., trauma, substance use, or mental health challenges).
Understanding of anti‑oppressive and trauma‑informed care principles.
First Aid/CPR and crisis management training are strong assets.
Broad record police check (BRC) required.
Nice‑to‑Have / Assets
Certification in Crisis Intervention.
Experience supporting youth with a trauma‑informed lens.
Previous experience in live‑in treatment, shelter, or residential programs.
Experience working with youth impacted by sexual exploitation, trafficking, or gender‑based violence.
Fluency in another language, including sign language, is an asset.
This position prioritizes applicants who identify as women or non‑binary, in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code.
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📌 FT/PT Live in Treatment Awake Overnight (CYC/CYW) (Ontario)
🏢 HealthOPM
📍 Ontario