Support Anishinaabe students' success at Beaver Brae School as their Mental Health Counselor. This role emphasizes culturally sensitive counseling, program development, and community liaison.

The Anishinaabe Student Mental Health

Counselor is essential in fostering students' emotional and academic growth. With 3-5 years of experience and a social work diploma or equivalent, you'll deliver guidance across various counseling domains. You'll collaborate with school staff, families, and community groups to implement programs that respect Anishinaabe culture and support students' unique needs.

Key Responsibilities





- Provide individual and group counseling for Anishinaabe students • Develop culturally relevant programs to support wellness • Coordinate Bimose Tribal Council initiatives within the school • Communicate effectively with parents and community organizations • Monitor student progress and attendance regularly Requirements:
- Diploma or degree in Social Work or equivalent • 3-5 years of relevant experience in counseling • Robust knowledge of Anishinaabe culture and traditions • Excellent planning and organizational skills • Valid driver's license and clean criminal record check Enhance the well-being and academic journey of Anishinaabe students through impactful counseling and community engagement.

📌 Anishinaabe Mental Health Counselor Position (Alton)
🏢 Bimose Tribal Council
📍 Alton