Indigenous Residential House Parent

The Live-In House Parent provides a stable, nurturing, and culturally grounded family-style environment. Operating under a trauma-informed care framework, the House Parent manages daily household operations, supports emotional and behavioral development, and ensures compliance with Alberta Child Care Licensing and Indigenous Governing Body standards.

What you'll do

Daily Care & Supervision

• Provide consistent care, including healthy meal preparation, morning and bedtime routines, and life-skills mentorship.

Cultural Integration

• Foster an environment rich in Indigenous culture by incorporating traditional foods, language fragments, and participating in regional community events and ceremonies as directed by the Hub.

Community Navigation

• Coordinate and transport residents to local Fort McMurray schools, medical appointments (Northern Lights Regional Health Centre), and recreational activities.

Facility Operations

• Maintain household cleanliness, manage a modest grocery budget, and report maintenance needs promptly to ensure a safe, serene living space.

Documentation & Reporting

• Maintain accurate logbooks, medication administration records (MAR charts), and submit serious incident reports (SIRs) in accordance with provincial standards.

What you bring

Required

• Diploma or Degree in Child & Youth Care (CYC), Social Work, Human Services, or an equivalent blend of education and deep community care experience.
• Current Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC) via RCMP and an Alberta Child Intervention Record Check (IRC) with clear results (under 30 days old).
• Standard First Aid with CPR Level C, and valid Class 5 Alberta Driver's License with a clean abstract.
• Verified certification in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention (NVCI) or Supporting Individuals Through Crisis (SOCI), and ASIST (Suicide Intervention).