Senior Director Of Child Welfare Services Winnipeg (Canada)

Senior Director Of Child Welfare Services Winnipeg (Canada)

03 Aug
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Manitoba Children'S Museum
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Canada

03 Aug

Manitoba Children'S Museum

Canada

Become a key leader at Southern Chiefs' Organization as the Senior Director of Child, Youth and Family Services in Winnipeg. Drive initiatives that enhance the safety and wellbeing of First Nations youth and families. This full time role provides strategic oversight for various child welfare initiatives and youth development programs.

You will engage with member Nations and work alongside Anishinaabe and Dakota Knowledge Keepers to shape culturally relevant services. Your focus on policies will help address systemic barriers affecting First Nations communities. Key Responsibilities:
Identify systemic barriers and promote cultural healing
Develop strategies for effective service delivery
Oversee programs like Youth Services and Family Violence Prevention




Cultivate partnerships with Indigenous and governmental organizations
Utilize evaluation methods to enhance program outcomes Requirements:
Graduate degree in relevant fields such as Public Policy
7–10 years of progressive child welfare leadership
Thorough knowledge of First Nations challenges and policies
Experience in systems transformation and community engagement
Speaking Anishinaabe or Dakota is a plus Leverage your extensive experience to facilitate legislative changes that support First Nations children and families.

📌 Senior Director Of Child Welfare Services Winnipeg (Canada)
🏢 Manitoba Children'S Museum
📍 Canada

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