Case Management in a Group Home Setting
Date: June 17, 2026
Time: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Location: SFNFCI Classroom – Saskatoon, SK
Case management consists of people interested and involved in the well-being of the youth, working together in an organized way to meet the needs of the youth as identified by the youth and supportive others. As a member of that group of people it is important that you see yourself as an advocate, working alongside the youth to have their needs met and have their voices heard. Most often the youth will not have had the opportunity to develop the confidence to speak up for themselves, and very likely the awareness of their own strengths will be limited. Your role will be to, while working with others, make space for and encourage that confidence and awareness, while at the same time stepping in at times to speak on behalf of the youth when necessary.
- Define case management.
- Identify roles and responsibilities of all case management stakeholders/team members (including Group Home workers, managers, clinicians, specialists, families, and community)
- Identify and demonstrate understanding of the components and processes that are integral to the case management strategy including goals and intended outcomes.
- Achieve competency in case management reporting and documentation.
Note: 100% attendance is required to receive course certification.
Deadline for registration: June 12, 2026
For more information please contact:
Learning Operations Consultant: Juanita Wolfe (306) 716-7037 juanita@sfnfci.ca