Support Indigenous families through reunification in Edmonton using trauma-informed, culturally grounded coaching and direct family support. This casual contract role works across home, school, and community settings.

The Otipemisiwak Métis Government seeks Family Preservation and Reunification Workers for its Family Reunification Program. You will support parents and children involved with Children and Family Services, helping families pursue weekly plans and program goals. The work emphasizes family strengths, resilience, community knowledge, and sustainable connections.

Key Responsibilities:

- Provide coaching and direct support to families
- Deliver targeted interventions across natural environments
- Help execute weekly plans and reunification trajectories




- Collaborate with Primary Leads and stakeholders
- Maintain accurate service records and documentation

Requirements:

- Post-secondary education in a related field
- Minimum two to three years’ human services experience
- Trauma-informed, culturally sensitive family support experience
- Medication Administration Certification within one month
- Valid Class 5 licence, vehicle, and insurance

Apply family coaching, collaboration, and trauma-informed practice while supporting Indigenous children, parents, and reunification goals in Edmonton.

📌 Indigenous Family Reunification Worker (Edmonton)
🏢 Albertametis
📍 Edmonton