Support Indigenous children, youth, and families as a Wellness Worker in person across Native Child hubs in Scarborough. Apply culturally grounded practice daily.

Under the Supervisor of the Indigenous Child and Family Center, this permanent full time position provides holistic support across the lifespan. You will combine child development expertise, youth engagement, family support, and community wellness services. The work strengthens cultural identity, family functioning, and community connectedness through Indigenous Ways of Knowing, Being, and Doing.

Key Responsibilities:

- Develop culturally relevant early learning programs for children aged zero to six
- Support youth facing social, educational, housing, employment, or family challenges
- Provide advocacy, crisis intervention, referrals, and goal-setting support




- Assess family needs and develop culturally responsive support plans
- Integrate teachings, traditions, ceremonies, and land-based approaches

Requirements:

- Diploma or degree in a related human services field
- Minimum two years supporting Indigenous children, youth, families, or communities
- High literacy in Indigenous culture and lived FNIM experience
- Valid First Aid, CPR, and Vulnerable Sector Screening
- Ontario Class G licence and reliable vehicle access

Bring culturally grounded support, child development expertise, and community wellness experience to Indigenous families across Scarborough.

📌 Indigenous Child Family Wellness Worker (Canada)
🏢 Native Child and Family Services of Toronto
📍 Canada