Job opportunity
Residential Services Caseworker Sutton
The Salvation Army
Residential client support anchors this Program Services Caseworker role with The Salvation Army at Sutton Youth Services in Sutton West.
This temporary full-time position operates on rotating 12-hour shifts, supporting admissions, intake processing, case triage, and facility responsibilities. The successful candidate provides primary support casework, referrals, and encouragement for youth experiencing homelessness, mental health challenges, or addictions. Accurate communication and documentation are central to daily service delivery.
Key Responsibilities:
Operate residential facility services during assigned shifts
Complete intake, discharge, medication, and client documentation
Submit internal and critical incident reports appropriately
Use HIFIS for client casework and ongoing records
Contact professional and agency support staff
Requirements:
Post-secondary study in social or youth services
Knowledge of youth homelessness, mental health, and addictions
Commitment to anti-racism, anti-oppression, and equity
Ability to work independently and within a team
Valid driver’s license and vulnerable sector screening
Support residential operations and youth casework through clear documentation, referrals, empathy, and housing-focused service at Sutton.
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Apply on source site This temporary full-time position operates on rotating 12-hour shifts, supporting admissions, intake processing, case triage, and facility responsibilities. The successful candidate provides primary support casework, referrals, and encouragement for youth experiencing homelessness, mental health challenges, or addictions. Accurate communication and documentation are central to daily service delivery.
Key Responsibilities:
Operate residential facility services during assigned shifts
Complete intake, discharge, medication, and client documentation
Submit internal and critical incident reports appropriately
Use HIFIS for client casework and ongoing records
Contact professional and agency support staff
Requirements:
Post-secondary study in social or youth services
Knowledge of youth homelessness, mental health, and addictions
Commitment to anti-racism, anti-oppression, and equity
Ability to work independently and within a team
Valid driver’s license and vulnerable sector screening
Support residential operations and youth casework through clear documentation, referrals, empathy, and housing-focused service at Sutton.
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