Support youth aged 13–17 through trauma-informed care, crisis intervention, and trusting relationships in e4c’s supportive housing environment. The schedule varies with program needs.
The Youth Worker supports young people facing trauma, homelessness, mental health concerns, substance use, and systemic barriers. You will promote safety, well-being, independence, and holistic development through individualized care planning, life skills, recreation, and self-care. Collaboration with families, natural supports, community members, and care teams is central to the work.
Key Responsibilities: Build trusting relationships through active listening and strength-based approaches
Provide crisis intervention, emotional support, and protected decision-making guidance
Complete assessments, case files, progress notes, and care planning
Support routines, meals,



medication, recreation, and life skills
Maintain safety, conduct checks, and report critical incidents
Requirements: Degree or diploma in Child and Youth Care, Social Work, or related field
Three or more years supporting marginalized youth and vulnerable populations
One or more years managing case files and individualized care plans
Standard First Aid, CPR, and suicide intervention certification
Knowledge of trauma-informed, harm reduction, and de-escalation practices
Bring trauma-informed practice, crisis intervention, and case planning skills to support youth safety, wellness, and independence at e4c.

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📌 Trauma Informed Youth Worker (Alberta)
🏢 E4C
📍 Alberta