The Social Worker/Case Worker, Community Interventions works directly with young people who are at risk or who have had contact with the youth justice system, including those transitioning from out-of-home care. The role is grounded in the belief that every young person — regardless of what they have experienced — holds the capacity for growth, connection, and change.

Working within a trauma‑informed and relational practice framework, the Social Worker/Case Worker provides consistent, purposeful support to young people and their families. This involves understanding behaviour in the context of lived experience, building trusting relationships over time, and coordinating a network of care that helps young people find footing in community life.

The role sits within the Community Interventions division and operates across outreach, assessment, case management, and community partnership functions. The worker is supported through regular clinical su...