Support Indigenous teen mothers in Edmonton as an Iskwew Child and Youth Care Worker using trauma informed care and harm reduction.

At Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society, this full-time worker supports girls aged 13 to 17 at Iskwew House. The transitional group care home helps pregnant and parenting teens develop independence through prenatal support, education, healthy cooking, and parenting guidance. This work centers secure relationships, healing plans, and culturally informed service.

Key Responsibilities:
Provide secure, supportive settings for youth
Build positive relationships with youth
Coordinate with care teams and community agencies
Transport youth to appointments
Plan meals, recreation, and life skills workshops

Requirements:
Minimum two years of related work experience
Knowledge of trauma informed care and harm reduction
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Valid driver’s license and own vehicle
Human Services degree or diploma preferred

Bring youth care, cultural understanding, and collaborative communication to Iskwew House at Bent Arrow in Edmonton.

📌 Iskwew Youth Care Worker Edmonton
🏢 Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society
📍 Edmonton