Unlimited Potential Community Services empowers individuals and families to reach their full potential and enhance community well-being.
FULL-TIME LIVE-IN TRANSITIONAL SUPPORT WORKER – Edmonton, AB
Unlimited Potential Community Services (UP) is a non-profit charitable society that has been providing quality support and treatment since 1987. Our goal is to restore stability and hope in the lives of children, youth, adults, and families so they can achieve personal independence and family unity. UP believes cultural tradition is an important part of mental wellness, so we incorporate the culture and traditions of our clients wherever possible. UP invites applicants who are passionate about providing quality support to our clients through a culturally sensitive approach and helping us to work together towards our goal to support each child and family to reach their full potential.
Program overview: Our supported independent living services provide a comfortable environment for youth who require some help developing life skills. We are looking for an individual who has a passion for working with these vulnerable youth, becoming their role model and teaching them life skills through various activities.
Position overview: Under the direction of the Manager of Supported Independent Living program, the Live-In Transitional Support Worker is responsible for providing late night/overnight supervision and support to the individuals served in the Supported Independent Living (SIL) program. Some of the duties include: assisting them in their transition into independence, providing consistent supervision and teaching, providing crisis intervention methods and enhancing the independent living skills of the individuals served living in the SIL buildings.
The ideal candidate will possess:
Qualifications/Experience: Must have a diploma/degree in Child Youth Care, Social Work (if education is in Social Work, must be registered Social Worker with the Alberta College of Social Workers) education or related field. Having minimum 2 years of combined experience in a role involved with related programming would be a definite asset.
Other requirements: A clear Police Information Check (vulnerable sector included) and Child Intervention Record Check (both less than six months old) and an AB valid driver’s licence (minimum class 5). Please note: This position involves working 8-hour shifts with 1-hour awake time and 7-hours asleep (10:00 p.m. – 6:00 a.m.). Must be willing to work overnight shifts and alone.
Salary & Benefits: Salary Range is $34,452.00 - $36,540.00 annually (salary commensurate with experience) including a one-bedroom apartment. 3-weeks’ vacation accrual. We provide full-time employees with a 100% employer-paid health benefits package (which includes vision, dental and prescription drug coverage, massage therapy, etc.) and a 100% employer-paid RRSP equaling 3% of annual salary. We also offer free courses and workshops in-house for all of our employees.
Closing Date: Open until suitable candidate found.
Our values are integrity, respect, excellence, humility and relationships. If you meet the entrance criteria, hold similar values and are looking to join a dynamic team that works hard to empower and support children, youth and families, please submit your Resume and Cover Letter to Human Resources at .
UP is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to building a safe, inclusive environment for people of all cultures and backgrounds; all qualified candidates are encouraged to apply.
We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those applicants under consideration will be contacted.
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