Indigenous Child and Family Service Worker (Manitoba)

Indigenous Child and Family Service Worker (Manitoba)

24 Aug
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Government of Manitoba
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Manitoba

24 Aug

Government of Manitoba

Manitoba

Embark on a vital role with the Manitoba Government as an Indigenous Child and Family Service Worker in Winnipeg. This full-time position focuses on child welfare and family support.

The Department of Families seeks skilled individuals for Child and Family Service Worker roles within Winnipeg Child and Family Services. As a case manager, you will deliver essential child protection services, coordinate support, and work with community agencies to aid families and children in need. Your responsibilities will include conducting investigations and developing effective case plans while managing complex situations.

Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct child welfare intake and abuse investigations
• Develop and implement case plans for child safety




• Work collaboratively with community agencies for support
• Manage voluntary family services and child in care cases
• Assist with after-hours services for families and children

Requirements:
• Post-secondary degree in social sciences (preferably BSW)
• Experience in child abuse identification and case management
• Solid interpersonal and communication skills
• Proficiency in MS Office applications
• Valid Manitoba Class 5F Driver’s license

Leverage your case management expertise to enhance family support and child protection initiatives in Winnipeg.
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📌 Indigenous Child and Family Service Worker (Manitoba)
🏢 Government of Manitoba
📍 Manitoba

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