Community Engagement Worker for Child Welfare
6 days ago
MChigeeng, ON, Canada
M'Chigeeng First Nation
Full-time
$64,000 - $78,000 Contract
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M’Chigeeng First Nation is hiring a Community Engagement Worker committed to child well-being and community care initiatives. This full-time role focuses on engagement rooted in Anishinaabe traditions and values.
As the Community Engagement Worker, you will oversee community engagement efforts vital for developing the Child Well-Being Law. This entails coordinating planning sessions and gathering insights from community voices, ensuring that the engagement processes are culturally safe. Your work will directly influence the success of Year 1 priorities in cultivating a supportive environment for families and youth.
Key Responsibilities
• Implement the Year 1 Community Engagement strategy
• Facilitate interactions among community members and stakeholders
• Document community insights, themes, and service gaps
• Support project coordination with internal teams
• Create clear reporting materials for leadership
Requirements:
• Degree/diploma in relevant fields with 3-5 years of experience
• Strong understanding of Indigenous culture and traditions
• Proficient in communication tools and data management
• Excellent organizational and facilitation abilities
• Valid driver’s license and clear background check Make a difference in child welfare and enhance community relationships with your engagement skills and cultural knowledge.
Key Responsibilities
• Implement the Year 1 Community Engagement strategy
• Facilitate interactions among community members and stakeholders
• Document community insights, themes, and service gaps
• Support project coordination with internal teams
• Create clear reporting materials for leadership
Requirements:
• Degree/diploma in relevant fields with 3-5 years of experience
• Strong understanding of Indigenous culture and traditions
• Proficient in communication tools and data management
• Excellent organizational and facilitation abilities
• Valid driver’s license and clear background check Make a difference in child welfare and enhance community relationships with your engagement skills and cultural knowledge.