What are Child and Youth Care Workers?
The practice of Child and Youth Care occurs within the context of therapeutic relationships with children and youth who are experiencing difficulties in their lives. Intervention takes place within the family, the community and other social institutions, and centers on promoting emotional, social and behavioural change and well-being within the context of daily living (Council of Canadian Child and Youth Care Workers, 2007). Where Do They Work? Child and youth care practitioners work with children, youth and families with complex needs. They can be found in a variety of settings such as group homes and residential treatment centers, hospitals and community mental health clinics, community-based outreach and school-based programs, parent education and family support programs, as well as in private practice and juvenile justice programs (CCCYCA, 2007). What Do They Do? Child and youth care workers specialize in the development and implementation of therapeutic programs and planned enviro
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