Become an Aftercare Worker with ONWA and help reshape the lives of Indigenous women and families. Play a vital role in promoting cultural healing and personal well-being. This position focuses on delivering trauma-informed, gender-based support through aftercare services.

You will engage with community members to facilitate mental health resources, advocacy, and crisis intervention. Your work will directly affect healing journeys and contribute to sustainable community improvements. Key Responsibilities:

- Provide aftercare and mental health support
- Conduct consultations and referrals for community members
- Manage case coordination and documentation
- Implement safety plans and crisis interventions
- Facilitate presentations and wellness workshops Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree or relevant education/experience
- Minimum three years in Indigenous advocacy
- Solid skills in crisis intervention and assessment
- Proficiency in office technology and documentation
- Knowledge of Indigenous traditions and community healing practices Utilize your skills to support Indigenous women's health and well-being through compassionate aftercare work.

📌 Ontario Aftercare Worker for Indigenous Support (Northeastern Ontario)
🏢 Ontario Native Women's Association
📍 Northeastern Ontario