Use crisis support, sound judgment, and empathy to assist youth in housing through a permanent, full-time Caseworker position with JHSS. The Caseworker supports participants under the Program Manager while navigating crisis situations and community connections. This position emphasizes stabilization, emotional support, qualified communication, and client-centred relationships. Experience with homelessness, trauma, addiction, mental health, poverty, or child welfare is relevant to the work.

Key Responsibilities
Navigate crises using timely, accurate,



and sound judgment Offer stabilization and incidental problem-solving support Provide emotional support during crisis situations Encourage self-help and non-violent problem-solving skills Maintain positive relationships with clients and community contacts

Requirements:
Working knowledge of disadvantaged persons and socio-economic issues Understanding of Restorative Justice and Harm Reduction practices Ability to communicate professionally and write exceptional case notes Ability to work independently and varying shifts First Aid, CPR, ASIST, or crisis training considered an asset Apply your crisis response, communication, and relationship-building abilities while supporting youth through housing and community services.

📌 Crisis Support Caseworker Youth (Canada)
🏢 John Howard Society Of Saskatchewan
📍 Canada