Dedicated and compassionate Child and Youth Worker with a diploma in Child and Youth Care and over two years of direct experience supporting at-risk children and youth in residential settings. More than one year of experience supporting at-risk youth and skilled in harm reduction, safety planning, and crisis intervention, with a strong commitment to trauma-informed and culturally responsive practice. Strong knowledge of youth mental health, addictions, and social challenges such as homelessness, violence, and human trafficking. Demonstrates deep respect for Anishinabek culture, values, and traditions. Experienced working collaboratively in teams to deliver holistic, strength-based support for youth facing mental health, addictions, housing, and identity-related challenges. Known for building trust and healthy relationships through empathy, flexibility, and non-judgmental engagement attitude, particularly with vulnerable populations.