Help youth navigate housing, employment, education, and healthcare as Chimoâs full time Life Management Trainer.
Work 37.5 hours weekly without on-call responsibilities.
The Life Management Training Program is community-based and focused on essential life skills, independence, and adulthood transitions.
In this role, you will offer individualized support to youth, including those who may be high-risk.
You will help identify goals, develop action plans, overcome barriers, and connect with community resources.
Key Responsibilities: Support youth through complex housing and healthcare systems
Assist with employment and education navigation
Guide youth toward practical independent living skills
Connect youth with appropriate community resources
Document development through case notes and progress reports
Requirements: Child and Youth Care, Social Work, or related humanities diploma or degree
Direct youth experience in frontline human services preferred
Current training in First Aid and intervention practices
Class 5 licence with three years driving experience
Clear criminal and child intervention record checks
Use practical coaching, system navigation, and community connections to help Chimo youth develop lasting independence.
📌 Youth Independence Support Worker (Canada)
🏢 Important Business
📍 Canada
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