Role Responsibilities cont'd To best serve young adults from care, TAP Practitioners will need an active understanding of young adult developmental stages, practice with a trauma informed lens (including intergenerational trauma and the long term effects of trauma experienced while in care), Anti-oppressive practice, an understanding of common mental health considerations, awareness and understanding of sexual and gender expression, Attachment Theory, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, substance use/ addiction issues, Harm Reduction, an awareness of the effects of institutionalization on individuals, and Emerging Adulthood Theory.

This is a dynamic and impactful prospect for professionals who bring strong interpersonal skills, cultural humility, and a commitment to anti-oppressive practice.

If you are passionate about supporting youth in building meaningful futures, we encourage you to apply.

Key Responsibilities: Facilitate onboarding and transition planning for young adults entering TAP.

Conduct critical file reviews and client assessments.





Build and maintain trusting relationships with clients and their support networks.

Coordinate and monitor individualized pathways aligned with client goals.

Advocate for clients within the ministry and community.

Maintain accurate documentation using GOA systems (e.g.

Child Intervention Case Information Online (CICIO).

Collaborate with internal and external partners including Advancing Futures (AF), Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD), Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH), Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee (OPGT), Alberta Health Services, and Indigenous organizations.

Support clients in acquiring life skills, accessing funding, and preparing for adulthood.

Ensure compliance with relevant legislation, including Child, Youth, and Family Enhancement Act (CYFEA) and the Mental Health Act.

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📌 Transition to Adulthood Practitioner (TAP) Practitioner - Red Deer
🏢 Government of Alberta
📍 Red Deer