Trauma-informed Youth Support Workers build therapeutic relationships with vulnerable youth. This flexible full-time position includes Alberta travel, evenings, weekends, and on-call support.

The Family Centre seeks a Child and Youth Connector supporting youth under 18 through community-based and in-home services. You will use cultural humility, strengths-based engagement, soft counselling skills, and safety planning. The work addresses immediate crises, family connections, independence, and community integration.

Key Responsibilities:

- Build respectful, trusting therapeutic relationships with vulnerable youth
- Strengthen emotional regulation, communication, conflict resolution, and life skills
- Coordinate qualified services and mobilize family, cultural, and community supports




- Assess ongoing risk and safety under applicable legislation
- Complete accurate reports and case documentation within timelines

Requirements:

- Diploma or degree in a related human services field
- Relevant experience supporting youth, families, or service systems
- Computer literacy with Microsoft Office and client management systems
- Current suicide intervention certification and Standard First Aid
- Valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, and required checks

Bring trauma-informed practice, cultural humility, and relationship-centered support to youth and families served by The Family Centre.

📌 Trauma-Informed Youth Support Worker (Edmonton)
🏢 The Family Centre
📍 Edmonton