15 Aug
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Constance Lake First Nation
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Canada
15 Aug
Constance Lake First Nation
Canada
POSITION SUMMARY:
The Jordan’s Principle Writer plays a key role in helping First Nations children in Ontario access the health, social, and educational supports they need. This position includes a robust focus on writing and submitting funding applications to Jordan’s Principle, as well as supporting the unique needs of
Indigenous children, including Two-Spirit youth and those with disabilities.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
- Secondary school diploma preferred or post-secondary diploma or degree in Health,
Social Sciences, Business, or related field.
- Experience in First Nations health administration and/or case management.
- Strong knowledge of Jordan’s Principle program and policies.
- Understanding of holistic health models and Indigenous culture.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
- Familiarity with Constance Lake First Nation’s community needs.
- Valid driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Prepare and submit Jordan’s Principle applications on behalf of clients.
- Collaborate with clients, healthcare providers, and community organizations.
- Advocate for a family-centred approach in coordinating and accessing services.
- Identify service needs and ensure timely referrals for assessments.
- Assist families in navigating health and social systems.
- Establish and support multidisciplinary care teams when necessary.
- Maintain accurate and confidential client files and records.
- Collect and report data to Indigenous Services Canada as required.
- Write proposals and assist in reporting and documentation.
- Liaise with internal departments and external agencies.
- Perform additional duties as assigned in support of the organization's mission.
To apply: Submit cover letter, resume, and three (3) recent employment references with permission to contact, quoting competition #JPWT-04-2026 via:
Email:
[email protected]
📌 Jordan’s Principle Writer (2) (Canada)
🏢 Constance Lake First Nation
📍 Canada