FASD Child and Youth Counsellor
15 hours ago
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
New Directions for Children, Youth, Adults, and Families
Full-time
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Empower families affected by FASD as a Counsellor at New Directions. Support youth, provide education, and advocate for better outcomes within the community.
As part of the FASD Family Support Program, you will collaborate with families raising children with FASD or prenatal alcohol exposure. Your role requires a strong understanding of the challenges these families face, including developmental and behavioral needs. You will utilize advocacy, case management, and counseling skills to help improve their outcomes in housing, employment, and mental health.
Key Responsibilities
• Support youth with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and their families
• Provide educational resources and strategies in community settings
• Advocate for individuals' needs related to housing and mental health
• Coordinate services with larger systems for comprehensive support
• Conduct workshops and presentations for caregivers
Requirements:
• BSW/BA or related degree in social services
• Experience working with youth and families
• Knowledge of FASD and adolescent development
• Relational and trauma-informed approach
• Valid Class 5 Driver’s License Bring your expertise in advocacy, FASD understanding, and community coordination to support families through New Directions.
Key Responsibilities
• Support youth with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and their families
• Provide educational resources and strategies in community settings
• Advocate for individuals' needs related to housing and mental health
• Coordinate services with larger systems for comprehensive support
• Conduct workshops and presentations for caregivers
Requirements:
• BSW/BA or related degree in social services
• Experience working with youth and families
• Knowledge of FASD and adolescent development
• Relational and trauma-informed approach
• Valid Class 5 Driver’s License Bring your expertise in advocacy, FASD understanding, and community coordination to support families through New Directions.