Join WNHAC as a Cultural Coordinator on an 18-month contract to facilitate traditional knowledge exchange and promote holistic health options. Leverage your understanding of Anishinaabe practices while working with clients and providers. As a Cultural Coordinator, you will bridge gaps between traditional health practices and contemporary care.

This role requires a post-secondary education in health or human services and excellent communication skills, including proficiency in Anishinaabemowin. You’ll support organization-wide education initiatives while maintaining essential linkages with elders, healers, and service providers. Key Responsibilities:
Establish consultation and referral processes for clients
Create linkages with local elders and healers




Support cross-cultural education for WNHAC staff
Prepare documentation for client care and accountability
Participate in organizational committees and events Requirements:
Post-secondary education in health or human services
Understanding of Anishinaabe traditional cultural practices
Excellent communication skills in Anishinaabemowin
Experience in an indigenous organization
Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel Bring your expertise in indigenous culture and health to WNHAC as a Cultural Coordinator.

📌 Cultural Coordinator At Wnhac Northeastern Ontario (Canada)
🏢 WNHAC
📍 Canada