Become an Indigenous Domestic Violence Prevention Liaison Worker with FRAFCA in Surrey BC. Support Indigenous women, children, and families through trauma-informed and culturally secure approaches.

This full time role requires collaboration with MCFD and community agencies, focusing on direct support, advocacy, and case management for those affected by domestic violence. You'll employ culturally grounded practices to ensure families feel safe and empowered in making informed decisions.

Your efforts will play a vital role in strengthening community connections and promoting family safety.

Key Responsibilities:
Develop and complete safety plans for clients
Manage cases with thorough documentation
Facilitate referrals to FRAFCA and local resources




Accompany social workers during domestic violence calls
Support delivery of the Red-Path Living without Violence program

Requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree in human services preferred
Minimum 1 year experience with domestic violence
First Aid and CPR certification required
Valid Class 5 Driver’s License with vehicle
Explicit criminal records check upon hire

Support Indigenous families through effective crisis resolution, advocacy, and case management practices.
J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Indigenous Domestic Violence Liaison Worker Surrey (Canada)
🏢 FRAFCA
📍 Canada