Support Edmonton young adults through transition coaching, practical life skills, self-advocacy, and relationship-centred services. This is a full-time position with flexible scheduling.
The Family Centre seeks a Transition Coach for young adults ages 18-24 leaving government care. Use trauma-informed, strength-based, culturally responsive, and positive youth development approaches. Help participants address barriers and pursue meaningful, sustainable outcomes through individualized supplementary support.
Key Responsibilities:
- Receive referrals and clarify goals with young adults and TAP Practitioners
- Engage participants through in-person, telephone, text, and virtual contact
- Provide targeted, time-limited support aligned with identified goals
- Accompany young adults to appointments, services, and skill-building activities
- Maintain case notes, service plans, progress updates, and contact records
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree or diploma in relevant human services fields
- Minimum three years' experience working with youth or young adults
- Proficient relationship-building, service planning, and practical coaching skills
- Computer literacy with Microsoft Office, Google products, and client systems
- Valid driver's license, reliable vehicle, and required background checks
Bring trauma-informed coaching, service planning, and relationship-building skills to support young adults across Edmonton and surrounding areas.
Transition Coach Young Adult Services 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
