Apply trauma-informed practice while strengthening parenting skills and family connections. The Family Centre offers this full-time work supporting families in communities and homes.

As a Family Time Support Worker, you will help parents and children experience successful family time together. Your work includes hand-over-hand teaching, reinforcing caregiver strengths, and supporting attachment. You will share practical guidance about child development, age-appropriate expectations, play, structure, routines, basic needs, and positive discipline. Families may include those connected to Children and Family Services.

Key Responsibilities:

- Teach and reinforce parenting skills during supported family time
- Support parents caring for children in their primary care
- Strengthen caregiver relationships, attachment, and child-focused routines




- Provide transportation as needed for family appointments
- Document services objectively and attend supervision meetings

Requirements:

- Education in social work, psychology, education, or related discipline
- Experience with Children and Family Services is an asset
- Robust organizational, collaborative, and problem-solving skills
- Required professional registration where eligible
- Five-year driver’s abstract and vulnerable sector screening

Use strengths-based, reflective, and culturally humble practice to support parent-child relationships through trauma-informed family services.

📌 Trauma Informed Family Support Worker (Canada)
🏢 The Family Centre of Northern Alberta
📍 Canada