Drive community wellness initiatives as the Project Coordinator for Child Well-Being Law at M’Chigeeng First Nation. This position focuses on Year 1 priorities, integrating cultural practices with community needs. The Coordinator plays a crucial role in the full-time, cooperative effort to create a Nation-based Child Well-Being Law.
Responsibilities include leading community engagement sessions, overseeing project staff, and developing foundational policies. Your work will support M’Chigeeng's long-term vision for self-governance and family wellness. Key Responsibilities:
- Oversee project staff, ensuring clear roles and support
- Facilitate surveys, focus groups, and community engagement activities
- Conduct research and prepare key analysis reports
- Assist in developing governance structures and reporting tools
- Monitor project milestones and address challenges proactively Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree and 3-5 years in relevant fields
- Experience with Indigenous child welfare frameworks
- Strong organizational and communication skills
- Knowledge of Anishinaabe culture and legal landscapes
- CPIC with Vulnerable Sector Check Join a dedicated team to foster thriving families and respectful governance at M’Chigeeng First Nation.