Jade Fleury
About Jade Fleury
Jade Fleury is a Youth Program Coordinator dedicated to supporting Indigenous children, youth, and families, focusing on trauma healing and advocacy. With over five years of experience in social work and community services, she develops cultural programming and has worked with various organizations to enhance the lives of at-risk populations.
Work at Métis Nation of Alberta
Jade Fleury has been serving as the Youth Program Coordinator at Métis Nation of Alberta since 2021. In this role, she focuses on developing cultural and life skills programming tailored for Indigenous youth. Her work emphasizes support and advocacy through an Indigenous lens, aiming to address trauma and promote healing for future generations.
Education and Expertise
Jade Fleury holds a Diploma in Social Work from Red Deer College, where she studied from 2015 to 2018. She later graduated with Honors from MacEwan University, achieving a Bachelor of Social Work with a GPA of 3.7 from 2018 to 2020. Her educational background equips her with the knowledge and skills necessary to work effectively with at-risk populations.
Background in Public Service
Jade Fleury has over five years of experience in public service, specifically working with Indigenous communities and stakeholders. She spent two years in the federal public service, focusing on funding for Indigenous education and employment. Her previous roles include working as a Caseworker and an Undergraduate Student in Child and Family Services with the Government of Alberta.
Experience with At-Risk Populations
Jade Fleury has extensive experience working with at-risk populations, including youth, adults, and families facing socioeconomic challenges, addictions, mental health issues, and trauma. She has held various positions, such as Tenant Support Worker and Animator at the Canadian Mental Health Association, where she has contributed to supporting vulnerable individuals.
Previous Roles and Contributions
Throughout her career, Jade Fleury has held several roles that contribute to her expertise in social work and community support. She has worked as an Empowered & Strong Facilitator at the Elizabeth Fry Society of Edmonton and as a Treaty Annuity Payment Clerk with Indigenous Services Canada. These experiences have further developed her skills in advocacy and support for Indigenous communities.