Job opportunity
Trauma-Informed Home Visitor
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Support families through trauma-informed, culturally grounded home visiting with Eagle Heart Centre Inc. in the Caring Nest Head Start program.
The CTGT Specialized Intensive Home Visitor provides individualized services to families and young children. Working with the Caring Nest Team Lead, this position strengthens family relationships, promotes child development, and builds parental capacity. Services are delivered in homes and community settings.
Key Responsibilities:
Deliver direct, trauma-informed support to families and young children
Provide individualized in-home and community-based services
Strengthen family relationships and promote child development
Build parental capacity through coaching and facilitation
Coordinate services with caregivers, professionals, and community partners
Requirements:
Diploma or degree in Early Childhood Education, Social Work, or related field
Minimum two years supporting families and children
Knowledge of trauma-informed and strength-based family support practices
Understanding of Indigenous cultures and community contexts
Valid Class 5 licence, vehicle, checks, and CPR or First Aid
Apply communication, organization, cultural competence, and early childhood knowledge while supporting family resilience and stability.
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Apply on source site The CTGT Specialized Intensive Home Visitor provides individualized services to families and young children. Working with the Caring Nest Team Lead, this position strengthens family relationships, promotes child development, and builds parental capacity. Services are delivered in homes and community settings.
Key Responsibilities:
Deliver direct, trauma-informed support to families and young children
Provide individualized in-home and community-based services
Strengthen family relationships and promote child development
Build parental capacity through coaching and facilitation
Coordinate services with caregivers, professionals, and community partners
Requirements:
Diploma or degree in Early Childhood Education, Social Work, or related field
Minimum two years supporting families and children
Knowledge of trauma-informed and strength-based family support practices
Understanding of Indigenous cultures and community contexts
Valid Class 5 licence, vehicle, checks, and CPR or First Aid
Apply communication, organization, cultural competence, and early childhood knowledge while supporting family resilience and stability.
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