Apply trauma-informed, strengths-based practice while coaching caregivers supporting children and youth involved with Children and Family Services. Provide hands-on services in homes and communities. As a Caregiver Support Worker with The Family Centre, you will help kinship and foster caregivers navigate complex emotional, relational, and practical realities.

Your support strengthens problem-solving, emotional regulation, safety planning, family access, permanency planning, and reunification efforts. Services promote physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, cultural, and relational wellbeing.

Key Responsibilities: Provide mentorship, practical guidance, modelling,



and real-time coaching Incorporate soft counselling skills into caregiver services Implement strategies aligned with approved Children and Family Services plans Strengthen cultural and lifelong family and community connections Document strengths, progress, concerns, risks, and protective factors Requirements: Human Services, Social Work, or related diploma or degree Experience with child welfare or family support systems Strong qualified communication and reflective judgment Current suicide intervention and First Aid certifications Police, child intervention, driver, and insurance requirements Use culturally responsive, relationship-centered practice to build caregiver capacity and support child and youth wellbeing.

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