Join the Indigenous Youth and Family Liaison role to support Indigenous students’ educational journeys. This position emphasizes collaboration and advocacy within schools.

Reporting to the Director of Family Development and Food Security, this position is pivotal in addressing the educational needs of Indigenous youth in elementary and middle schools. Your expertise in Indigenous cultures will guide students and their families, fostering connections with community resources. This role includes formal and informal advocacy, ensuring holistic support tailored to each student's educational goals.

Key Responsibilities:
• Liaise between home and school for Indigenous families
• Support Indigenous culture integration into school programs




• Document and manage case plans accurately
• Participate in training and staff meetings
• Promote wellness in families through community engagement

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s in education, Social Work, or Counseling
• Minimum 2 years experience in Indigenous communities
• Clean Class 5 Driver’s license required
• First Aid certification an asset
• Robust understanding of Indigenous youth issues

Your skills will be crucial for empowering Indigenous students and building supportive community networks.
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📌 Family Liaison for Indigenous Youth Support (British Columbia)
🏢 Victoria Native Friendship Centre
📍 British Columbia