E4C is a non-profit organization dedicated to alleviating poverty and empowering vulnerable communities through direct support and long-term systemic change for nearly 50 years.
Edmonton, Alberta
e4c is a non-profit, charitable organization that has been working for almost 50 years to help vulnerable people here and now. At the same time, we’re working to prevent and eventually eliminate poverty. It’s a big task, but one we know is possible with the help of others who are ready to see the strength we see in the people we serve.
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The Lead Youth Worker provides trauma-informed care and case management to youth aged 13-17 to ensure their safety, well-being, and development. They also lead and coach support staff while collaborating with care teams to implement individualized care plans and maintain a safe living environment.
On-site · Edmonton
The Maintenance Associate is responsible for performing general building repairs, maintenance, and safety inspections across various facilities to ensure they remain functional and safe. The role also involves responding to work orders, providing on-call emergency support, and coordinating with contractors for specialized projects.
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The facilitator connects children and families to early learning programs and community resources through outreach, intake, and engagement. They also plan and facilitate parent education sessions while collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to support family well-being.
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The Youth Case Coordinator provides individualized coaching and employment navigation to support youth in their transition from training to stable employment. They also facilitate workshops and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to address complex barriers such as mental health, addictions, and housing.
On-site · Edmonton
The Site Manager provides leadership and oversight for the day-to-day operations of assigned early learning school sites. They are responsible for managing staff, ensuring quality service delivery, and building strong relationships with community partners and families.
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The Education Assistant supports the delivery of play-based programming and provides daily classroom assistance to children with diverse needs. They collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to implement individualized plans and maintain a safe, inclusive learning environment.
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The Speech-Language Pathology Assistant delivers speech and language interventions under the supervision of an SLP to support children's communication and developmental goals. They collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and families to implement inclusive, play-based activities across various settings.
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The Speech-Language Pathologist provides assessment, intervention, and clinical expertise to support children with communication delays within a multidisciplinary team. They also develop individualized programming and provide coaching to educators and families to foster communication development.
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The Certified Teacher will design and deliver inclusive, play-based learning experiences for preschool-aged children while collaborating with an interdisciplinary team. They are responsible for developing individualized program plans, evaluating student progress, and providing leadership to classroom staff.
On-site · Edmonton
The Shift Lead supervises and mentors community support workers while ensuring the efficient daily operation of a 24/7 supported housing facility. They collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team to support resident recovery goals through trauma-informed and harm reduction approaches.
On-site · Edmonton
The Community Support Worker provides recovery-oriented support to residents in long-term housing by promoting wellness, stability, and community integration. They collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to implement care plans and maintain a safe, inclusive environment for residents.
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The Youth Worker provides trauma-informed support to youth in a housing environment, focusing on building trusting relationships and facilitating individualized care plans. They are responsible for daily routines, crisis intervention, life skills development, and maintaining accurate case documentation.
On-site · Edmonton
The Program Manager provides leadership and operational oversight for the Youth Housing Program, ensuring safe and quality service delivery for youth with complex needs. They are responsible for developing staff, managing program budgets, and fostering community partnerships to support positive youth outcomes.
