Resource Worker

Job summary

The Resource Worker recruits, assesses, and supports foster caregivers to ensure children and youth have access to safe and culturally appropriate care. The role involves strengthening Indigenous partnerships and coordinating services to create lasting positive impacts for families and communities.

Job details

The Resource Worker recruits, assesses, and supports foster caregivers to ensure children and youth have access to safe and culturally appropriate care. The role involves strengthening Indigenous partnerships and coordinating services to create lasting positive impacts for families and communities. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in social work, child and youth care, or a related human services field. Depending on the degree, a minimum of one year of related work experience may be required.

What you’ll do

The Resource Worker recruits, assesses, and supports foster caregivers to ensure children and youth have access to safe and culturally appropriate care. The role involves strengthening Indigenous partnerships and coordinating services to create lasting positive impacts for families and communities.

Requirements

Candidates need a bachelor's degree in social work, child and youth care, or a related human services field. Depending on the degree, a minimum of one year of related work experience may be required.

Benefits

• Isolation Allowance

Listed skills

• Recruitment · Preferred
• assessment · Preferred
• case management · Preferred
• Relationship Building · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Recruitment
• Assessment
• Caregiver Support
• Community Engagement
• Relationship Building
• Service Coordination
• Indigenous Partnerships
• Child Welfare
• Case Management
• Culturally Responsive Care

Job areas

• Social Services
• Government & Public Sector
• Education