Independent Living Transition Facilitator​/Family Enhancement Facilitator ILTF ; Repost

Position Summary

The Independent Living Transition Facilitator (ILTF) supports youth in developing the practical life skills, confidence, and community connections necessary for a successful transition to independent adulthood. Through mentorship, skill development, advocacy, and individualized support, the ILTF empowers youth to achieve greater self‑sufficiency, stability, and personal growth while fostering resilience and positive outcomes.

This position works primarily with youth who may have experienced trauma, involvement with child and family services, housing instability, mental health challenges, or other barriers to independence. The ILTF utilizes a strength‑based, trauma‑informed, and culturally responsive approach.

• Provide coaching and mentorship in budgeting, financial literacy, household management, and tenancy responsibilities
• Support youth in meal planning, grocery budgeting, nutrition education, and food preparation
• Assist youth in accessing education, employment, housing, healthcare, and community resources
• Develop and monitor individualized goals and transition plans
• Build trusting relationships that foster resilience, confidence, and independence
• Maintain accurate electronic documentation and reports

• Prefer a minimum of two years of experience working with at‑risk youth or vulnerable populations
• Certificate/diploma in Child & Youth Care, Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, Human Services, or related field preferred
• Valid First Aid and CPR certification
• Knowledge of trauma‑informed, strengths‑based, and culturally safe approaches
• Valid Class 5F Driver’s License and reliable vehicle
• Knowledge of community resources and support for youth transitioning to Independent Living

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