The Zebra Child & Youth Advocacy Centre is seeking a knowledgeable, sensitive andengaging Indigenous Engagement Navigator to build bridges, strengthen relationshipsand develop pathways to the Zebra Centre. Reporting to the Manager, Multi-Disciplinary Team, the Indigenous Engagement Navigator will grow and strengthenrelationships with surrounding Indigenous communities, collaboratively buildingbridges to access Zebra Centre services and supports.This position is currently being funded through a grant from the Edmonton CommunityFoundation and will just be a one-year contract to start. However, our intention is tosecure funding to allow the position to become a permanent member of our team.This position is based in the Zebra Centre at Ave NW.
Education, Experience and Requirements
- Finalize tailored educational and support materials for Indigenous Communities as well as children, youth and caregivers navigating the various systems supporting Indigenous victims of abuse.
- Coordinate and facilitate training sessions to a pilot group, likely an Indigenous community with an existing relationship.
- Implement processes and systems developed to support Indigenous families through investigating abuse, navigating the justice system and connecting with healing supports.
Working Conditions
It is a flexible, full-time schedule working 36.25 hours per week, Monday – Friday, with evening and weekends as needed. Please note we work with accredited facility dogs in office.