Family Cultural Connections Worker in Abbotsford, BC, facilitates family planning and cultural connections using Indigenous knowledge, mediation, and trauma-informed practice.
At Xyólheméylh, this full time worker brings families, communities, caregivers, and Agency staff together around child safety, placement, and permanency. The position supports Indigenous children and youth while respecting First Nations, Métis, and Inuit cultural diversity. Work follows the BC Child, Family and Community Services Act and AOPSI standards.
Key Responsibilities: Facilitate family group conferences and connections circles
Develop measurable family and permanency plans
Review plans and coordinate follow-up meetings




Strengthen children’s community and cultural connections
Support reunification and placement planning
Requirements: Minimum three years of relevant experience
Knowledge and appreciation of Indigenous culture
Understanding of family systems and child development
Excellent communication and concise report-writing skills
Valid Class 5 BC driver’s license and transportation
Apply family facilitation, cultural knowledge, and solution-focused practice to strengthen safety, identity, and permanency for Indigenous children.

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📌 Family Cultural Connections Worker (British Columbia)
🏢 Fraser Valley Aboriginal Children and Family Services Society
📍 British Columbia