21 Oct
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Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug Dibenjikewin Onaakonikewin (KIDO)
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Big Trout Lake
21 Oct
Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug Dibenjikewin Onaakonikewin (KIDO)
Big Trout Lake
Who We Are
Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug Dibenjikewin Onaakonikewin (“KIDO”) is the KI FamilyLaw and its Maamao Dibenjikewin Kanawaabajikewin (“MDK”) service model carries out child and familyservices, but KIDO is much broader than mainstream services. It is specific to KI Nation and is an important exercise of Miinikozowin (inherent power) by KI and aims to restore kayaash egwa miinaahchaako kikinohamaakewinan (traditional and spiritual teachings of KI).
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Vision Statement
To reach a goal of a healthy self, healthy dibenjikewin (family), and a healthy community. Our ancestors held everything sacred and thanked Kishe-Manido (Creator) for all that had been given, including the foundation to guide a robust community composed of healthy dibenjikewinan(families) who are raising awaashishag (children) and/or oshkaadizag (youth) grounded in their cultureand language.
Position Summary
The KIDO On-Call Intake Onaakatawapajike (Supervisor) is responsible for supervising, and assisting when needed, the KIDO employees that are On-Call for intake and the initial point of contact for Kewiiwiijihiikoosiwaach (“people who will want help” – similar to a service population in mainstream), when they call the KIDO 24/7 toll-free number for their dibenjikewin (family) members, others in the community and/or themselves. The KIDO line is contacted regarding a danendamihiiwewiidamaakewin (reported concern) and assisting Kewiiwiijihiikoosiwaach with appropriate Maamao Dibenjikewin Kanawaabajikewin (“MDK”) services of KIDO.
This will entail ensuring that initial information is documented,
providing direction on coordination and contacts of the KIDO employees that will provide MDK services to the awaashish, oshkaadiz or other members of a dibenjikewin that need assistance and/or support. Understanding operations of KIDO and the KIDO Emergency Services Unit Team, the Dibenjikewin Oganawenjikeg (“DO” – family keepers) of KIDO, and the Kanawendaakosowinik (Placement) operations is integral.
This On-Call Intake Onaakatawapajike will also carry out the KIDO mission, their responsibilities, and will report to the KIDO Assistant Director that is closest to their location, and will require collaboration with the KIDO Director at times. This position will operate on an On-Call schedule to meet the needs of KIDO’s MDK services and rotate as per On-Call policy.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Must approach all their work based on love and compassion; and remain professional and set aside personal issues, keeping an open mind and not being judgmental.
- Ensure any required documents reporting contact from or regarding Kewiiwiijihiikoosiwaach are completed by KIDO On-Call Intake employees and that other KIDO employees of other departments are responding to requests to On-Call Intake to provide MDK services efficiently with the appropriate forms available and ready for use.
- Work and consult with KIDO employees to provide appropriate responses to calls that are received by Intake On-Call and step-in when appropriate to manage crises.
- Review Handbook 1A:
Verification of Danendamihiiwewin (Concerns) ensure all supervised employees understand the different levels of danendamihiiwewiidamaakewin (reported concerns) and understand these guidelines of KIDO responses to calls that come in.
- Ensure all supervised employees hand-in reports at the end of their shift, or soon as possible in emergency situations. These and other pertinent documents are to be managed in a filing system to be located if requested by external service providers such as police or other involved CAS’.
- Report to the assigned KIDO Assistant Director at the closest location for reviews, documents and update on assigned duties; with regular updates to the KIDO Director.
- Work with Emergency Services Unit Team and other DO Onakatawapajike as required to coordinate appropriate responses.
- Work as a team alongside other KIDO employees showing respect and understanding.
- Follow and understand the MDK Policy, KI HR Policy & Procedures 2024, KI Nation HR Manual 2019, and other required guiding documents for all KIDO employees.
- Participate in training and complete training required under KIDO.
- Understand the traumas of the dibenjikewinan that interact with their office to identify underlying causes and/or persistent issues that need to be addressed through specific approaches and program focuses.
- Encourage empowerment and healing of all dibenjikewinan of KI.
Qualifications
- Work experience of at least five (5) years in a supervisory/managerial role with an understanding of awaashish, oshkaadiz, and dibenjikewin bimoojikewinan egwa wiijihiiwewinan (child, youth and family programs and services) is prefe
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🏢 Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug Dibenjikewin Onaakonikewin (KIDO)
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