The Emergency Receiving Home Child Support Worker plays a vital role in providing compassionate care to children in crisis. In an emergency receiving home, the worker ensures the safety, emotional support, and well-being of children temporarily placed in the facility due to emergencies. This position demands empathy, resilience, and practical skills to meet the needs of vulnerable children and offer them a nurturing, stable environment during distressing times.

Duties and Responsibilities

- Provide direct care and supervision to children in the emergency receiving home, ensuring their safety and comfort while offering emotional support during crises.
- Implement structured routines and activities for stability, and collaborate with social workers to develop individualized care plans.
- Monitor and document children's behavior and progress, maintaining a clean, organized, and protected environment.
- Facilitate meals, recreational activities, and hygiene routines for children, providing transportation as required.




- Work with external agencies and families for successful transitions to long-term placements, and participate in training opportunities.
- Work shifts, including evenings, weekends, and holidays, providing 24/7 support for children.
- Demonstrate strong communication, interpersonal skills, and knowledge of childhood development to support children effectively.
- Communicate and manage emergencies effectively, ensuring safety and adherence to NWFC operational manuals.
- Ensure maintenance of homes, buildings, and vehicles according to policies and procedures.

Requirements

- High school diploma or equivalent - Prior experience working with children - Valid Class 5 driver's license - First Aid/CPR Certification - Criminal record check with a vulnerable sector check Additional Information:
- Preference will be given to qualified Indigenous applicants

📌 ERH - Child Support Worker (FT) (Canada)
🏢 Autism Services
📍 Canada