Anishinaabe Student Mental Health Counselor -BBSSAnishinaabe Student Mental Health CounselorLocation: Beaver Brae SchoolSUMMARY:The Anishinaabe Student Mental Health Counselor plays a pivotal role in supporting the emotional, social, and academic development of Anishinaabe students. The candidate will be responsible for providing culturally sensitive services, developing and implementing support programs, and acting as a liaison between students, families, the school, and the wider Anishinaabe community. The Anishinaabe Student Counselor is responsible for providing the counselling co-ordination and delivery of the component of the Bimose Tribal Council ASA Program initiative. They report directly to a designated supervisor at the school and the EPP Coordinator.DUTIES:Delivery of all areas of counselling to Anishinaabe students in guidance, career, social and crisis.Coordinating and delivering all programs under the Bimose Tribal CouncilMaintaining effective communication and liaison with parents, school staff, First Nation school staff, counselors and community support organizationsWorks with the school's administrators in following the school policies when it is necessary to refer students to service providers outside the schoolProvide individual and group counseling to students,



with a focus on the unique needs of Anishinaabe students.Develop and implement culturally relevant programs and initiatives that support the well-being and academic success of Anishinaabe students.Collaborate with teachers, administrators, and families to create a supportive and culturally responsive school setting.Advocate for the needs and rights of Anishinaabe students within the school system.Facilitate connections between Anishinaabe students and their culture, including organizing cultural events and activities.Engage with the Anishinaabe community to build strong partnerships and ensure community needs and perspectives are incorporated into school practices.Organizing orientations sessions, educational, self-esteem building and Anishinaabe cultural activitiesMonitoring student progress and attendance on a regular basisQUALIFICATIONS:Diploma or Degree in Social Work and/or Certificate in a Native Counselor Training Program or equivalent experienceMinimum 3-5 years work experience in related fieldKnowledge of Anishinaabe language, culture, and traditions an assetExcellent time management, planning and organizational skills are requiredA clean criminal record check and vulnerable sector checkValid driver's license and access to a vehicleExcellent verbal and communication skillsKnowledge of computer applicationsClosing date - Friday, September 11, 2026 at 4:00pmWe thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted

📌 Anishinaabe Student Mental Health Counselor -Bbss (Alton)
🏢 Bimose Tribal Council
📍 Alton