Support the well-being of Indigenous women in the role of Aftercare Worker with ONWA. This impactful position focuses on mental health, crisis intervention, and culturally-informed care.

The Ontario Native

Women’s Association (ONWA) seeks an Aftercare Worker to provide holistic support for Indigenous women and families. Candidates should have a robust background in mental health advocacy, trauma-informed approaches, and experience providing case coordination. This role involves counselling, follow-up support, and advocacy to facilitate healing and resilience. Key Responsibilities:

- Provide evidence-based counselling and aftercare services
- Conduct crisis intervention and risk assessments
- Facilitate referrals and follow-up support




- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams
- Document case notes and program reports

Requirements:

- Bachelor’s degree or Social Work Diploma preferred
- Minimum three years of experience supporting Indigenous populations
- Strong skills in crisis intervention and case management
- Excellent organizational and communication abilities
- Knowledge of Indigenous culture and community resources

Make a significant impact on the lives of Indigenous women by utilizing your expertise in aftercare support and advocacy.

📌 Indigenous Aftercare Worker at ONWA (Ontario)
🏢 ONWA
📍 Ontario