Hull partners with young people and families, building resilience today for a brighter tomorrow.
Calgary, Alberta
Hull Services has long had a reputation for providing leading edge child, youth, and family mental health services. We work with children, youth and families who have experienced significant types of challenges. Hull offers them an opportunity to seek well-being and happiness, with a focus on mental health. Hull’s vision is for resilient young people and families to thrive within communities that support their mental health and well-being. What guides our work every day is a belief in the dignity, wellness and worth of all. This combined with a commitment to integrity, excellence, collaboration, trust and accountability. At Hull, our employees are our strength. The level of continuous training our staff receive and their passion and commitment to excellence is what sets Hull apart as a leader in child and youth mental health. Our founder, and continuing inspiration, William Roper Hull, was an entrepreneur, visionary and philanthropist. His contributions to Calgary, the province of Alberta and Western Canada left a blueprint of good citizenship for legions of others to emulate. In 1883 he said of Calgary, “There will be a city of at least 25,000. I see houses, schools, shops and churches and everything one needs for a happy life and I will help to build it.”
On-site · Calgary
Maintain a clean, healthy, and secure school environment through daily custodial work and scheduled cleaning and maintenance. Coordinate building systems, supplies, repairs, deliveries, and grounds work with agency maintenance, and schedule and supervise the School Housekeeper.
On-site · Calgary
Provide daily care, treatment, health support, and supervision for youth, using behavioral strategies, routines, and individual or group activities as therapeutic and educational opportunities. Collaborate with the interdisciplinary team, families, and community partners, while advocating for youth and safeguarding their rights and well-being.
On-site · Calgary
Provide individualized and small-group instruction, supervise students, and support their academic, behavioral, social, and therapeutic goals using trauma-informed and strength-based approaches. Collaborate with students, families, and colleagues on support plans, interventions, activities, and documentation, including records of attendance and observations.
On-site · Calgary
Provide daily care, treatment, supervision, and support to youth aged 13–18 experiencing substance withdrawal and/or mental health challenges in a medically supported therapeutic setting. Facilitate counselling, therapeutic and recreational activities, daily living interventions, and team communication while maintaining safety, confidentiality, and professional conduct.
On-site · Calgary
Monitor youth health, welfare, and program security during overnight shifts by conducting rounds, attending to physical and medical needs, and responding to crises. Follow treatment plans and directives, provide role modelling and direct teaching, document observations and incidents, and communicate relevant information to senior staff.
On-site · Calgary
Provide daily care, supervision, counselling, and therapeutic support to youth experiencing substance withdrawal in a secure detox setting. Participate in treatment planning and evaluation, lead structured activities, support daily living, and communicate and document effectively as part of an interdisciplinary team.
On-site · Calgary
Provide daily care, supervision, and therapeutic support to children, using behavioral strategies, routines, and teaching opportunities to support their safety and development. Collaborate with families and an interdisciplinary team, advocate for children’s rights and interests, and participate in treatment planning and program activities.
On-site · Calgary
Provide educational, behavioral, and therapeutic support to elementary-aged students with developmental delays and mental health challenges, including instruction, supervision, personal care, and crisis de-escalation. Collaborate with teachers, colleagues, students, and families on support plans, activities, observations, and required records.
On-site · Calgary
The Relief Housekeeper is responsible for preparing meals and maintaining cleanliness and hygiene standards across the therapeutic campus. Duties include cleaning rooms, managing food supplies, and building positive relationships with youth and staff.
On-site · Calgary
The Relief Child and Youth Care Counsellor provides daily care, supervision, and therapeutic interventions for youth in group homes and campus-based programs. They are responsible for implementing treatment plans and ensuring the physical safety and developmental needs of the young people served.
