Cultural Services Helper At Nogdawindamin Winnipeg (Canada)

Cultural Services Helper At Nogdawindamin Winnipeg (Canada)

17 Sep
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Employment Solutions - Sault College
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Canada

17 Sep

Employment Solutions - Sault College

Canada

Embrace your passion for culture and community with Nogdawindamin Family and Community Services as a K'Chitwa Kwe/Shkaabewis (Helper) in Batchewana First Nation. This full time position focuses on developing cultural services that honor Anishnawbek traditions.

As a K'Chitwa Kwe/Shkaabewis (Helper), you will report to the Anishinaabe Aadziwin Supervisor and assist in enhancing cultural service practices within the Agency. Candidates should have a college diploma and three years of experience in social services. Your role will embrace Aboriginal culture through community engagement and support.

Key Responsibilities:



• Assist with cultural service development and delivery • Support the needs of Aboriginal communities and individuals • Collaborate with supervisors on cultural initiatives • Engage in community outreach and education efforts • Uphold Anishnawbek traditions and teachings

Requirements: • College diploma in Social Services or Native Studies • Three years' experience in social services • Knowledge of Anishnawbek culture and traditions • Valid Class 'G' Ontario Driver's Licence • Satisfactory Criminal Records Check

Contribute to meaningful cultural practices while making a difference in the community with Nogdawindamin. #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Cultural Services Helper At Nogdawindamin Winnipeg (Canada)
🏢 Employment Solutions - Sault College
📍 Canada

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