Support parent-child attachment through trauma-informed family services at The Family Centre. Use collaborative, organized problem-solving skills in this full-time position.
The Family Time Support Worker supports marginalized children and families involved with Children and Family Services. You will work with First Nations, Métis, Inuit, refugee, and first-generation Canadian families affected by trauma. The work emphasizes strengths-based parenting, child development, play, routines, and positive discipline. Services occur in communities and client homes.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support family time between children and parents or significant others
- Model parenting skills, attachment, play, routines, and positive discipline
- Transport parents and children between appointments and scheduled family time
- Complete formal documentation objectively
- Attend required training and supervision meetings
Requirements:
- Diploma or degree in human services or related field
- Relevant experience in family support or related services
- Computer literacy with Microsoft Office and Google products
- Valid driver's license, reliable vehicle, and required insurance
- Current first aid, CPR, suicide intervention, and background checks
Bring relationship-centered, culturally humble, and trauma-informed practice to family support at The Family Centre.
Family Time Support Worker in Edmonton employer: The Family Centre of Northern Alberta
Join a community-focused mental health organization in Edmonton that prioritizes employee wellbeing and offers comprehensive benefits. As a Trauma-Informed Clinical Lead, you'll thrive in a supportive work culture that values professional growth and development, while making a meaningful impact on the lives of those you serve through trauma-informed care practices.
Contact Details:
The Family Centre of Northern Alberta Recruitment Team
