Young Women's Christian Assoc.·Lethbridge, Alberta
The role focuses on providing life skills support and creating Individualized Service Plans to help participants transition toward independent living and permanent housing. It involves coordinating with healthcare professionals, managing participant files, and advocating for clients within community systems.
The candidate must be able to perform regular assessments and maintain detailed legal documentation according to organizational guidelines. They are required to act as a positive role model and participate in mandatory professional development and on-call duties.
Market context
Behavioral-health roles in Alberta are often driven by ongoing demand for support workers who can assist clients in community and residential settings. This type of position is competitive because employers commonly look for relevant postsecondary training, a valid Class 5 driver’s license, reliable transportation, and comfort with aquatic activities and pets. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit and save time on original job-description research.