Live in Treatment Awake Overnight; CYC​/CYW

This full-time and part time permanent position offers a competitive salary of $43,984.47 - $51,220.40 per year, along with comprehensive health and dental benefits and a defined contribution pension plan. Health

OPM is hiring on behalf of a leading youth mental health and social service agency in Toronto dedicated to empowering children, youth, and families through trauma-informed care, counselling, and community support.

Were seeking a compassionate and dependable Awake Overnight Youth Support Worker to join a 24/7 Live-In Treatment program serving female-identified youth (ages 12-17) who have experienced sexual exploitation or trafficking. In this essential overnight role, you will help maintain a safe, stable, and healing environment for residents while contributing to meaningful change in their lives.

Location:
North York, ON.

What You'll Do

• Provide overnight supervision, safety checks, and emotional support in a trauma-informed environment.

• Respond to safety alerts and manage crisis situations with professionalism and care.

• Complete required documentation and household tasks to maintain a supportive home setting.

• Promote inclusion, dignity, and empowerment in every interaction.

Why Join the Team

This role offers the chance to directly impact the lives of youth overcoming trauma, while working in a supportive, inclusive, and professional environment. You'll be part of a team that values collaboration, ongoing learning, and best practices in residential care making every night a meaningful contribution to youth development and safety.

What You Bring

• Diploma in the field (Child & Youth Care or or BSW/MSW (Bachelor or Masters of Social Work)

• Minimum 1 year of experience supporting youth with complex needs (e.g., trauma, substance use, or mental health challenges)

• Understanding of anti-oppressive and trauma-informed care principles

• First Aid/CPR and crisis management training are strong assets

• Broad record police check (BRC) required

Nice-to-Have / Assets

• Certification in Crisis Intervention

• Experience supporting youth with a trauma-informed lens

• Previous experience in live-in treatment, shelter, or residential programs

• Experience working with youth impacted by sexual exploitation, trafficking, or gender-based violence

• Fluency in another language, including sign language, is an asset

This position prioritizes applicants who identify as women or non-binary, in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code.

Apply today through HealthOPM and help make a lasting difference in the lives of vulnerable youth across Toronto.