Casual Specialized Child/Youth Support Worker - RichmondJob Category : Staffed Living Support ServicesRequisition Number : SPECI002340Posted: April 30, 2026Part-TimeLocationsShowing 1 locationDescriptionWe are seeking compassionate, enthusiastic individuals to join our progressive non‑profit organization as CasualSpecialized Child and Youth Support Workersfor our Staffed Resource in Richmond.This position involves working in atwo-to-one support settingwithin our Specialized Resource, providing care to individuals who are neurodiverse and those experiencing mental health challenges, self‑injurious behavior, and risk‑related behaviors. These highly individualized environments allow for focused behavior support and the opportunity to build strong, meaningful connections with each child in the home.Shift hours : 6am-2:00pm/2:00pm-10:00pm/10:00pm-6:00amPay rate : $27.54 CAD/hourBenefitsStrive offers fully paid benefits, great learning and development opportunities, and an engaging, positive environment for a long‑term career.Employer paid Criminal Record Check ClearancePaid orientationsPaid trainings (First Aid, CPR, MANDT, etc.) and qualified developmentEmployer paid extended health benefits including prescription medication, paraprofessional services, vision, etc.*Employer paid dental benefits including orthodontic coverage *Employer contribution to Municipal Pension Plan (MPP) *Employer paid Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP)Casual employees are provided up to an additional 10.2% of wages in lieu of benefitsReimbursement to upgrade to Class 4 BCDL if required (one time only upon successful acquisition)Competitive paid annual vacationGenerous statutory holiday payFlexible schedules to accommodate life/work balanceInclusive environment with team building events and cultural celebrationsHealth and wellness activities and incentivesMilestone rewardsAccess to community member discountsOngoing support, mentoring,



and recognition to help with engagement and career growth*Some benefits have eligibility requirements of surpassing three months and securing a regular position of 20hrs/week or more. The benefits and criteria may change from time to time at the discretion of Strive.Key ResponsibilitiesProviding primary support to the individual as part of a collaborative team, while working toward personalized goals and ensuring consistent, person‑centered care.Implementing safety and behavior support plans under the guidance of the broader care team.Completing qualified documentation, including tracking sheets, daily logs, incident reports, and email communications with the care team.Assisting with daily household tasks to maintain a safe and supportive environment—this includes meal preparation, medication administration, personal care, recreational activities, and life skills development.Modeling positive behavior, promoting social and emotional well‑being, and maintaining clear, professional boundaries at all times.Driving the youth in the community for family inclusion, cultural events, medical appointments, school, and recreational outings.Attend team meetings, providing feedback and input into program development, along with liaising with the extended care team and family.Relationship and rapport building by fostering a caring, safe and positive environment.Attend ongoing training opportunities to contribute towards decisions within the program.Handle float cards, expenses and budgets for the program.The ideal applicant shall possessKnowledge and experience working with individuals who are neurodiverse, at‑risk, mental health challenges and high‑risk behaviors, with developmental disabilities,



at‑risk youth with physical disabilities, mental health concerns and behaviors.Confident in effective de‑escalation and crisis management skills.Trauma‑informed lenses of understanding the needs and barriers the youth face daily.An understanding of the needs and barriers faced by individuals with various abilities.Clear, concise and professional communication and language skills to carry out verbal and written documentation.Command of English language with ability to communicate effectively and complete daily documentation.Ability to understand and follow health care plans, protocols, schedules, safety and behavioral plans.Ability to follow policies and procedures, including health and safety policies.Understanding of the difference between creating independence vs. creating dependence.Competence to safely accompany/transport individuals to school, appointments and community engagements.Knowledge and experience with community resources, family and social integration, and modelling appropriate life skills.Physical ability to perform all activeduties required of the position.Qualifications & RequirementsClass 5 BC Driver's License required and clean driver's abstractMinimum of 1‑year of experience (or combination of education and experience)Positive Behaviour Management TrainingCriminal Record Clearance, Ministry of Justice and Ministry of Children and Family DevelopmentOut of Country Police Clearance Certificate (if you have lived outside of Canada for 6 months or more)First Aid and CPR CertificateMANDT Training will be offered in houseFood Safe Certificate3 professional referencesNote: If you do not have all of these, but demonstrate you are a good fit for the position, Strive may be able to assist you to acquire some of the requirement.Strive Living Society is an equal opportunity employer which does not discriminate against age, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, or disability.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Casual Specialized Child/Youth Support Worker - Richmond - C$27.5 An Hour - Part Time (Winnipeg)
🏢 Strive Living Society
📍 Winnipeg