Mino Obigiwasin Anicinape Child and Family Services is hiring a Social Worker to assist Indigenous youth (16-25) in their transition from youth protection to independence. Engage with youth through a culturally respectful approach. In this role, you will facilitate the development of young people's life plans while ensuring you deliver services consistent with Anicinape traditions.

You will interact within the community, educate others about cultural practices, and support youth identity revitalization through various activities designed for their growth. Key Responsibilities:

- Guide youth in developing and following life plans
- Observe and analyze behaviors to inform support strategies
- Foster a welcoming and open atmosphere for youth
- Raise awareness of the support program within communities
- Implement and support cultural activities Requirements:
- Must belong to the Anicinape community
- Class 5 driver's license necessary Assist in shaping the future of young Anicinape adults, guiding them towards cultural continuity and familial support.

📌 Social Worker for Indigenous Youth (Val-d'Or)
🏢 Mino Obigiwasin
📍 Val-d'Or