WNHAC seeks a Birth Worker dedicated to holistic health and culturally relevant care. Support Indigenous families through prenatal, postpartum, and parenting education while promoting wellness.

This full time position emphasizes Indigenous practices and community-focused health care. As a Birth Worker, you will facilitate access to reproductive health resources, develop family wellness programs, and provide critical support during pregnancy and postpartum.

Your role will connect clients with Elders and cultural teachings, ensuring culturally sensitive care.

Key Responsibilities:
Facilitate access to reproductive health education and resources
Plan and deliver prenatal and postpartum wellness programs
Provide community-based support to birthing families




Connect families with traditional teachings and cultural services
Advocate for families navigating health services

Requirements:
Undergraduate degree in health or social work
Indigenous Doula and lactation training preferred
Experience in trauma-informed, client-centered care
Knowledge of Indigenous culture and health practices
Valid driver's license and ability to travel

This position demands a commitment to holistic wellness, cultural understanding, and community support.
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📌 Culturally Grounded Birth Worker Role Toronto (Canada)
🏢 Anishinabek Employment and Training Services
📍 Canada