Residential Youth Support Worker Calgary (Alberta)

Residential Youth Support Worker Calgary (Alberta)

08 Nov
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The Calgary John Howard Society
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Alberta

08 Nov

The Calgary John Howard Society

Alberta

Support residents at Windsor Park through daily supervision, independent living skills, and crisis response. This Calgary position includes weekend and evening shifts.
The Calgary John Howard Society’s Roofs for Youth program supports chronically homeless or at-risk youth transitioning to adulthood. As a Residential Caseworker, you will work in a single-staffed setting with up to 10 youth residents. You will also manage three to five youth through case notes, referrals, assessments, advocacy, and tailored supports based on individual goals.
Key Responsibilities: Supervise residents during daily activities and residential routines
Demonstrate pro-social behavior, cleaning, and meal preparation
Respond professionally to challenging behaviors and crises




Write case notes and complete required documentation
Support youth with systems, referrals, and natural connections
Requirements: Post-secondary education in a relevant field
Two years of relevant target-population experience
Availability for Saturday and Sunday scheduled shifts
Availability for Monday through Wednesday evening shifts
Current required background checks within the past three months
Use respectful, culturally inclusive, trauma-informed support to help Windsor Park residents develop stability and independent living skills.

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📌 Residential Youth Support Worker Calgary (Alberta)
🏢 The Calgary John Howard Society
📍 Alberta

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