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Therapeutic Foster Caregiver Family
Open Your Heart, Transform a Life
At Nightwind Treatment Centre, we believe every young person deserves the opportunity to heal, grow, and discover their potential. Many of the youth we support have experienced trauma, loss, or instability. Our role is to create safe environments where healing and growth can begin.
Our Therapeutic Foster Care (TFC) Families are central to this work. By opening your own home, you provide stability, care, and guidance for youth who need supportive relationships to move forward.
As a Therapeutic Foster Caregiver, you become part of a dedicated Therapeutic Team, working alongside clinicians, cultural advisors, and program staff to support youth with complex needs in a family-based setting.
What You’ll Do
Therapeutic Foster Caregiver Families provide a safe and supportive home environment for youth in the program by:
Providing care for youth within your own home
Creating a stable, welcoming home for up to two youth aged primarily 11–17
Supporting daily routines including school, recreation, life skills, and healthy sleep
Helping youth manage emotions and resolve conflict
Supporting cultural learning and therapeutic activities
Participating in treatment planning with the Nightwind clinical team
Attending medical and other appointments as required
Maintaining a safe, structured, and nurturing home environment
Completing required documentation and communication with the treatment team
Your home would be licensed for 1–2 youth and operate as part of Nightwind’s accredited treatment program.
Work Environment
Therapeutic Foster Care takes place in the caregiver family’s own home, supported by a professional treatment team.
Trauma-informed training and ongoing support
Access to therapists and cultural advisors
24/7 on-call support
Digital training tools and resources
A training completion bonus
This program is available to families located in the North Region, including: Westlock, Westlock County, Barrhead, Barrhead County, Athabasca, Athabasca County, High Prairie, Slave Lake, Valleyview, Peace River, Sturgeon County, Morinville, and Legal.
Compensation
Caregiving homes support 1–2 youth. Compensation is $110 per youth per day.
Who Thrives in This Role
Successful Therapeutic Foster Caregiver Families are patient, supportive, and committed to helping youth through difficult moments. Families who succeed in this role are able to provide structure, consistency, and compassion while working collaboratively with a treatment team. This role allows families to build meaningful relationships with youth and provide the stability and care that can change the course of a young person’s life.
Qualifications
Preferred qualifications include:
Experience working with Indigenous children and youth
Knowledge of Indigenous culture and communities
Experience supporting youth with behavioural or trauma-related needs
Willingness to participate in training and collaborate with a therapeutic team
Ability to provide a stable and safe home environment
We strongly encourage Indigenous families and families open to learning Indigenous cultural ways of knowing to apply.
Company Overview
Please visit https://www.nightwind.ca for more information
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Therapeutic Foster Caregiver Family
Open Your Heart, Transform a Life
At Nightwind Treatment Centre, we believe every young person deserves the opportunity to heal, grow, and discover their potential. Many of the youth we support have experienced trauma, loss, or instability. Our role is to create safe environments where healing and growth can begin.
Our Therapeutic Foster Care (TFC) Families are central to this work. By opening your own home, you provide stability, care, and guidance for youth who need supportive relationships to move forward.
As a Therapeutic Foster Caregiver, you become part of a dedicated Therapeutic Team, working alongside clinicians, cultural advisors, and program staff to support youth with complex needs in a family-based setting.
What You’ll Do
Therapeutic Foster Caregiver Families provide a safe and supportive home environment for youth in the program by:
Providing care for youth within your own home
Creating a stable, welcoming home for up to two youth aged primarily 11–17
Supporting daily routines including school, recreation, life skills, and healthy sleep
Helping youth manage emotions and resolve conflict
Supporting cultural learning and therapeutic activities
Participating in treatment planning with the Nightwind clinical team
Attending medical and other appointments as required
Maintaining a safe, structured, and nurturing home environment
Completing required documentation and communication with the treatment team
Your home would be licensed for 1–2 youth and operate as part of Nightwind’s accredited treatment program.
Work Environment
Therapeutic Foster Care takes place in the caregiver family’s own home, supported by a professional treatment team.
Trauma-informed training and ongoing support
Access to therapists and cultural advisors
24/7 on-call support
Digital training tools and resources
A training completion bonus
This program is available to families located in the North Region, including: Westlock, Westlock County, Barrhead, Barrhead County, Athabasca, Athabasca County, High Prairie, Slave Lake, Valleyview, Peace River, Sturgeon County, Morinville, and Legal.
Compensation
Caregiving homes support 1–2 youth. Compensation is $110 per youth per day.
Who Thrives in This Role
Successful Therapeutic Foster Caregiver Families are patient, supportive, and committed to helping youth through difficult moments. Families who succeed in this role are able to provide structure, consistency, and compassion while working collaboratively with a treatment team. This role allows families to build meaningful relationships with youth and provide the stability and care that can change the course of a young person’s life.
Qualifications
Preferred qualifications include:
Experience working with Indigenous children and youth
Knowledge of Indigenous culture and communities
Experience supporting youth with behavioural or trauma-related needs
Willingness to participate in training and collaborate with a therapeutic team
Ability to provide a stable and safe home environment
We strongly encourage Indigenous families and families open to learning Indigenous cultural ways of knowing to apply.
Company Overview
Please visit https://www.nightwind.ca for more information
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💡 Quick Summary
Seeking a career-building opportunity? The Therapeutic Foster Care Families (TFC) - Remote position is now open for candidates interested in the Work from home Jobs sector. This role in Westlock offers a professional environment and growth potential.
Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in Work from home Jobs is a plus.
