Youth Care Worker (Part-time)

Street Culture Kidz Project Inc.; Regina; On-site; CAD 24,000 - 29,000; Part time

Job summary

Street Culture Project is hiring a Youth Care Worker for our Emergency Youth Shelter and Peer Home in Regina. This part-time role supports youth aged 16-21, helps with daily living, safety planning, and connecting youth to services.

You’ll work weekends and share in a mission-driven team. Must have a high school diploma and strong communication, with experience in frontline youth work preferred. Training in CPR/First Aid or related areas is a plus.

Qualifications

• High school diploma (post-secondary preferred).
• Frontline youth work experience (preferred).
• Strong communication and documentation skills.
• Comfort navigating trauma, mental health, and substance use.
• Ability to stay calm and decisive under pressure.

Responsibilities

• Build trust-based, professional relationships with youth aged 16-21.
• Support daily living in transitional housing and life skill development.
• Implement case plans and safety strategies.
• Document youth interactions, appointments, and incidents.
• De-escalate crises and respond to emergencies.

Skills

Communication

Documentation

Calm under pressure

Trauma-informed

Education

High school diploma

Post-secondary preferred

Tools

HR systems

Microsoft Office

Job description

Job Title: Youth Care Worker (Part-time) Location: Regina, SK Employment Type: Part-time (minimum 15 hours, 3-month probation and review) Open Positions: 2 Compensation: $17.50-21.00/hr Application Deadline: November 7, 2026 Start Date: As soon as Possible Hours: Dedicated Weekends - 7:00 AM to 03:30 PM & 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

Land Acknowledgement

Street Culture Project respectfully acknowledges that we are located on Treaty 4 Territory, the ancestral lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Lakota, Dakota, Nakota, and the traditional homeland of the Métis.

As a youth-serving organization committed to creating safe spaces for youth, staff, and the broader community, we recognize that our commitment to reconciliation must begin within. We are not just visitors or workers here; we are stewards of this land, and we are part of the Treaty relationship.

Connect. Support. Empower.

Are you passionate about creating real, lasting change in the lives of youth? Do you thrive in fast-paced environments where every decision can have a meaningful impact? Can you show up for youth in their hardest moments with calm, clarity, and compassion?

If that sounds like you, we’d love to meet you.

Street Culture Project is hiring a Youth Care Worker for our Emergency Youth Shelter and Peer Home. This is not just a job—it’s a daily opportunity to make a difference.

What You’ll Do

You’ll be at the heart of our Transitional Housing program. SCP Youth Care Workers show up for our youth everyday in meaningful and impactful ways. Supporting, connecting, empowering and advocating will be the cornerstones of your role.

You’ll:

• Build trust-based, professional, boundaried relationships with youth aged 16-21
• Support daily living in transitional housing and life skill development
• Implement case plans and safety strategies
• Document youth interactions, appointments, and incidents
• De-escalate crises and respond to emergencies

What You Bring

This isn’t your average desk job. It’s hands-on, emotionally charged, and deeply human.

We’re looking for someone with:

• High school diploma (post-secondary preferred)
• Frontline youth work experience (preferred)
• Strong communication and documentation skills
• Comfort navigating trauma, mental health, and substance use
• Excellent communication skills
• The ability to remain calm and decisive under pressure

Additional Requirements

• Valid SK Driver’s License with abstract
• Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector clearance
• Strong time management and documentation skills
• Comfortable using HR systems and Microsoft Office
• Training in CPR/First Aid, ASIST, Crisis Intervention, or Mental Health First Aid is an asset

Why Work With Us?

At Street Culture Project, we’re not just a team—we’re a movement. We meet youth where they’re at and build relationships rooted in trust, accountability, and care. You’ll be part of a community that believes change is possible and works for it every day. SCP is committed to reflect the diversity of the youth we serve and fully support inclusivity in the workplace. We strongly encourage Indigenous applicants to consider this opportunity.