Empower youth as a Youth Care Worker at AAFS, overseeing their development in a supportive group home workplace. This role emphasizes safety, relationship-building, and cultural care.As a Youth Care Worker, your primary responsibility will be to supervise youth in the Agency Operated Group Home. Knowledge of First Nation cultural practices, alongside direct experience with special needs youth, will be crucial. This role also involves planning activities and ensuring that youth have access to necessary resources for their development.Key Responsibilities:
Monitor youth behavior and support their needs
Plan and lead cultural and structured activities
Write detailed reports about youth progress
Conduct light housekeeping and meal preparations
Collaborate effectively with the Residence ManagerRequirements:
Child and Youth Worker Diploma preferred
Familiarity with the Child, Youth and Family Services Act
Experience with high-risk youth or FASD
Valid Ontario G Driver's License
Ability to speak Ojibway is advantageousJoin AAFS to advocate for youth well-being while ensuring their safety and positive development in a culturally rich workplace.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Youth Care Worker With Aafs Dryden
🏢 Anishinaabe Abinoojii Family Services
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