A brave mother works towards sobriety and stability to get her child back
Eleanor Smith is a family support worker in Alberta, where her job is to work with parents dealing with child services.
Eleanor Smith is a family support worker in Alberta, where her job is to work with parents dealing with child services.
Sheila works with her team and home share providers to provide support for youth at WJS through shared living services.
Cultural awareness is a huge part of the strength of WJS as an organization, and something Dorene deeply understands in her work.
Marie clearly remembers when WJS was approached to meet with an individual who presented with high complex needs.
As a family support worker, Juanita Cloutier will regularly visit folks in their homes and help them navigate challenging circumstances.
Sherry Flemming works with families to understand their concerns, look for strengths and missed opportunities.
As a family support worker, Anna helps guide families through working collaboratively with Children’s Services.
November is Family Violence Prevention Month in Alberta. Let’s look at the impact of family violence on our communities and create awareness.
WJS has heard the call for Truth and Reconciliation, and with strong connections to communities across Canada, begun a journey of Truth & Reconciliation with an open mind. We have a goal to deepen our understanding of cultural differences and to bring our staff closer together with the vast communities they work so that we
From practicum student to Program Director: 25 years and an immensely rewarding journey of friendship. “I loved working with all the individuals in social services and it felt good that I was making a difference in their lives…” JT Aujla, WJS Program director If you were to go back in time 25-years to meet Jatinder
WJS Canada wishes to respectfully acknowledge that we operate on the traditional territories of Indigenous peoples across Canada.