Deliver culturally grounded IPV prevention and outreach services with Anishinaabe teachings guiding engagement across Indigenous communities. Support healthy relationships, family wellness, and personal accountability.

The Kizhaay Anishinaabe Niin Prevention and Outreach Worker provides education, outreach, and support focused on ending intimate partner violence. This position engages men, youth, families, and community members through strengths-based, trauma-informed activities. The work fosters healing, cultural identity, personal responsibility, and community safety.

Key Responsibilities:

- Deliver culturally grounded intimate partner violence prevention services
- Provide education, outreach, and support to communities
- Engage men, youth, families, and community members




- Promote healthy relationships and family wellness
- Support healing, accountability, and community safety

Requirements:

- Preferred Social Work or related human services degree
- Minimum two years Indigenous community services experience
- Knowledge of Indigenous culture, history, and healing
- Experience facilitating groups, workshops, or educational sessions
- Valid Ontario Driver’s License and reliable transportation

Apply prevention, outreach, education, and trauma-informed skills to strengthen culturally grounded IPV services and Indigenous community safety.

📌 Indigenous IPV Prevention Outreach Worker (Canada)
🏢 Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre
📍 Canada