100446 - Facility Youth Worker

Autism Services; Saskatoon; On-site; CAD 24,796 - 30,307; Part time

Job summary

Government of Saskatchewan invites applications for a Permanent Part-Time Facility Youth Worker at Kilburn Hall Youth Centre. The role supports youth rehabilitation, promotes positive change, and maintains a safe facility while completing the paid 11-week induction training.

Candidates should demonstrate accountability, adaptability, inclusivity, strong judgment, communication, and teamwork. Qualifications include knowledge of the Canadian criminal justice system and education in related fields,

Qualifications

• Knowledge of the Canadian criminal justice system and human behaviour.
• Education in social sciences, law enforcement or related field.
• Valid Saskatchewan Class 5 Driver's Licence and First Aid/CPR-AED certifications.
• Ability to work with youth from diverse backgrounds and support positive behavioural change.

Responsibilities

• Ensure safety and security of youth offenders and the facility.
• Provide assessment, counselling, case management and program delivery.
• Support rehabilitation efforts and respond to incidents.

Skills

Communication skills

Teamwork

Judgment

Adaptability

Inclusivity

Education

Social sciences education

Law enforcement education

Tools

First Aid Certification

CPR/AED Certification

Job description

Application Information

Employer Name: Government of Saskatchewan

The Ministry of Community Safety is seeking dedicated individuals for a Permanent Part-Time Facility Youth Worker opportunity at Kilburn Hall Youth Centre. This role offers the opportunity to support youth rehabilitation, promote positive change, and contribute to safer communities while maintaining a safe and secure facility environment. Successful candidates will complete a paid 11-week Induction Training Program.

The ministry is looking for accountable, adaptable, and inclusive individuals with strong judgment, communication, and teamwork skills. Candidates must be able to work effectively with youth from diverse backgrounds and support positive behavioural change.

Required qualifications include knowledge of the Canadian criminal justice system, human behaviour, risk assessment, and intervention strategies. Candidates must have a valid Saskatchewan Class 5 Driver's Licence (or equivalent), valid First Aid and CPR/AED certification, and education in social sciences, law enforcement, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.

Responsibilities include ensuring the safety and security of youth offenders, providing assessment, counselling, case management and program delivery, supporting rehabilitation efforts, assessing risk, and responding to incidents.