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Casual Youth Worker

Edmonton, Alberta · On-site · Part-Time · Solo With Supports

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About the role

CHIMO: Where What You Do Matters for A Lifetime. About the Program The Solo With Supports (SWS) Program helps youth build the life skills, confidence, and independence they need as they transition into adulthood. Youth may live in a mentor support home or in CHIMO's Transition Home while receiving individualized support. As a Youth Coordinator, you'll support a caseload of youth by providing guidance, case management, and hands-on support to help them reach their goals. What You'll Do: - Help youth build the skills and confidence they need to thrive as adults. - Develop, monitor, and update Safety Plans and Service Plans. - Work closely with youth, families, support networks, and community partners to provide coordinated care. - Connect youth with community resources and advocate for their needs. - Keep accurate case notes, reports, and documentation. What You'll Bring: - A diploma or degree in Child and Youth Care, Disability Services, Social Work, Psychology, Community Rehabilitation, or a related field. - At least two (2) years of experience working with children, youth, or young adults. Requirements - Eligible to work in Canada. - A current Police Information Check and Intervention Record Check (issued within the past six months). - A valid Alberta Driver's License. - At least three (3) years of driving experience with a clean three-year Driver's Abstract and Driving Record, with no at-fault claims. - Access to a reliable vehicle, as regular driving in the community is required. Physical Requirements - Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. - Ability to participate in recreational activities and physically engage with youth when needed. You'll Be a Great Fit If You - Care deeply about supporting young people. - Enjoy building positive relationships and working as part of a team. - Have experience supporting youth with diverse needs, including developmental disabilities, mental health challenges, trauma, addictions, or barriers to community resources. - Are organized, adaptable, and comfortable writing reports and maintaining documentation.