Chapleau child protection work requires culturally relevant services, crisis intervention, and risk assessment for First Nations children and families.
Kunuwanimano Child and Family Services seeks a contract Child Protection Worker for up to 18 months, 35 hours weekly. You will manage voluntary and non-voluntary caseloads while investigating allegations, assessing safety, and supporting families. The work follows Ontario Child Protection Standards and agency policies.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide respectful, culturally relevant child protection services
- Investigate and assess child abuse allegations
- Intervene during crises and determine protective action
- Advocate for community support services
- Coordinate customary care and society placements
Requirements:
- BSW and First Nations child welfare experience
- Or two years of social service experience
- Valid G Ontario driver's licence and travel willingness
- Clear Vulnerable Sector Criminal Record Check
- Robust analytical, communication, and decision-making skills
Apply child protection, crisis response, and culturally relevant practice skills with Kunuwanimano in Chapleau, Ontario.