Edmonton, Alberta, Canada · On-site
$38/hr–$40/hr
About ACCEC The African Canadian Civic Engagement Council (ACCEC) is a nationally recognized, Black-led, Black-founded, and Black-serving grassroots organization based in Edmonton. Through culturally responsive programmi…
Skills: Case Management, Crisis Intervention, Trauma-Informed Practice, Psychosocial Support, Systems Navigation
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada • On-site
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Provide individualized wraparound support, case management, and crisis intervention for Black youth. Navigate complex social service systems and advocate for participants to ensure access to health, education, and legal resources.
Requires a Bachelor of Social Work and active registration with the Alberta College of Social Workers. Candidates must have at least three years of experience in youth support or community-based social work, specifically with racialized communities.
About ACCEC
The African Canadian Civic Engagement Council (ACCEC) is a nationally recognized, Black-led, Black-founded, and Black-serving grassroots organization based in Edmonton. Through culturally responsive programming, advocacy, research, leadership development, and access-to-justice initiatives, ACCEC advances the dignity, human rights, and well-being of people of African descent.
Position Overview
In partnership with the University of Calgary’s Black Youth Mentorship and Leadership Program, ACCEC delivers mentorship programming that supports the educational, professional, personal, and community development of Black youth.
ACCEC is seeking an experienced, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed Registered Social Worker to provide individualized wraparound support to Black youth during and following their participation in ACCEC’s mentorship programs.
The social worker will serve as a consistent and trusted point of contact, providing case management, psychosocial support, crisis intervention, advocacy, systems navigation, referrals, resource connections, and follow-up support.
Key Responsibilities
Required Qualifications/Skills
Additional Requirements
Preferred Qualifications
Employment is conditional upon the successful candidate providing a clear Criminal Record Check, including a Vulnerable Sector Check, and a clear Child Intervention Record Check.
Why Join ACCEC?
Application deadline: July 24, 2026
Applicants selected for an interview will be required to provide proof of current registration and an active practice permit with the Alberta College of Social Workers.
ACCEC is committed to equitable and inclusive recruitment. We welcome applications from qualified candidates who demonstrate a strong commitment to culturally responsive, anti-racist, and anti-oppressive practice.
ACCEC thanks all applicants for their interest. Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.
ACCEC is a national public affairs organization that promotes and strengthens opportunities for African-Canadians
ACCEC is a national public affairs organization that promotes and strengthens opportunities for African, Caribbean, Black, and Racialized Communities. Our Vision To be the leaders of positive transformational change for African Canadians as well as promoting and protecting the human rights of all individuals. Our Mission: To preserve the best interest and address the needs of African Canadians most affected by the perpetuation of poverty, civic apathy, structural, and systemic inequity. We achieve this by promoting quality of life and augmenting opportunities through collective activities that align with Canada’s legislative framework and The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Offices: Edmonton, Alberta T5G 0N6, CA
ACCEC is a national public affairs organization that promotes and strengthens opportunities for African-Canadians
ACCEC is a national public affairs organization that promotes and strengthens opportunities for African, Caribbean, Black, and Racialized Communities. Our Vision To be the leaders of positive transformational change for African Canadians as well as promoting and protecting the human rights of all individuals. Our Mission: To preserve the best interest and address the needs of African Canadians most affected by the perpetuation of poverty, civic apathy, structural, and systemic inequity. We achieve this by promoting quality of life and augmenting opportunities through collective activities that align with Canada’s legislative framework and The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Offices: Edmonton, Alberta T5G 0N6, CA
