Casual Residential Child Youth Worker (British Columbia)

Casual Residential Child Youth Worker (British Columbia)

25 Oct
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Taproot Community Support Services
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British Columbia

25 Oct

Taproot Community Support Services

British Columbia

Support youth in Parksville with trauma-informed care, crisis intervention, and daily living assistance through casual, on-call residential shifts. Taproot Community Support Services staffs Orca House, a 24-hour therapeutic resource for up to three youth.
As a Residential Child and Youth Worker, you will support youth in Ministry of Children and Family Development care. You will assess progress, teach socially appropriate behaviours, and promote safety through routines and activities. The work includes emotional support, medication administration, communication, and transportation.
Key Responsibilities: Assess needs, set goals, and evaluate progress
Teach coping techniques and adaptive behaviours
Provide crisis intervention and emotional support




Administer medications according to established guidelines
Maintain reports, prepare meals, and clean households
Requirements: Child and Youth Care degree or diploma
Two years of recent related experience
Experience using trauma-informed practices
Valid Class 5 BC driver’s license
Current Criminal Record Check or Government Screening Letter
Bring residential youth care, trauma-informed practice, and safety-focused support to Orca House through adaptable casual shifts.

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📌 Casual Residential Child Youth Worker (British Columbia)
🏢 Taproot Community Support Services
📍 British Columbia

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