Forge Performance Group·Edmonton, Alberta
Provide guidance, supervision, and support to vulnerable children and youth to foster independence and emotional stability. Responsibilities include maintaining case notes, preparing meals, and role modeling healthy behaviors.
We are driven and committed to motivating children and youth to achieve their highest level of physical and emotional health.
Diversity,
Equality, and
Inclusion: We are committed to treating people fairly, regardless of gender, marital status, family status, sexual orientation, religious beliefs, age, disabilities, or race. We will treat all children and youth equally and encourage them to relate to each other with respect. The Position Reporting to the organization program Coordinator, the Youth Support Worker must be trauma informed.
This position requires support worker to: Provide guidance, support and supervision to children and youth in care Maintain a creative and sensitive approach in meeting the needs of children and youth in care Complete all documentation and writer case notes Attend to cleaning and meal preparation. Role model healthy behavior for children and youth in care Provide support to children and youth in developing independent living skills Attend routine staff meeting Knowledge on Mental health and Indigenous culture The Youth Support Worker will have related post-secondary education or equivalent experience, an understanding of issues related to adverse childhood experiences. The successful candidate will have experience working with marginalized youth, communication and relationship skills, crisis prevention and problem- solving skills. We are hiring for multiple positions All candidates for the above position will have to successfully undertake a Police Record Check and a Child Welfare Information System [CWIS] check. Trauma Informed Care (TIC) Certification considered an asset. Applications will be accepted until suitable candidate(s) is found. Please submit your resume
Candidates should have related post-secondary education or equivalent experience and an understanding of adverse childhood experiences. A Police Record Check and Child Welfare Information System check are mandatory.
Market context
Youth Support Worker roles in Alberta often reflect steady demand in schools, community programs, and child and family services. These positions are competitive because employers look for related post-secondary education or equivalent experience, familiarity with adverse childhood experiences, and the ability to pass CPIC and CWIS checks; Trauma Informed Care certification can strengthen an application. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform first, then confirm your background-check readiness and tailor your experience to trauma-informed support.
