194-26-1 Band Representative Supervisor Outreach Client Services Posted : October 28, 2026 Full time On-site Applications will be received by Six Nations of the Grand River and Grand River Employment & Training (GREAT) up until 4:00 p.m. Band Representative Supervisor Outreach Band Representative Program, Social Services . The Six Nations of the Grand River Application for Employment Form, Job Posting and

Job Description
are available for printing from the website. Online applications are accepted through My Job Search . Applicants from Six Nations and other First Nations will be given preference to deliver programs and services in a First Nations community. Band Representative Supervisor Outreach reports to and works under the direction and supervision of the Manager Band Representative Services or designate. This position works collaboratively with the Band Representative Supervisor, Band Representatives and Prevention Services in the Community. This position provides oversight to staff who work with families involved with the Band Representative transitional housing program, Youth in Transition, Post Majority Support Services, the AADR Worker and Transitional Support Staff. The Band’s Representative Supervisor of Outreach Services is responsible to ensure that all services to Six Nations children, young persons and their families are provided in a manner that recognizes their culture, heritage, traditions, connection to their communities, and the concept of the extended family. They ensure that Six Nations children, youth and their families receive information, support and advocacy in relation to all child protection court proceedings and participates in all meetings as it relates to our members involvement in the Child Welfare system.



The Band Representative Supervisor of Outreach Services will provide direction, strategic leadership advice and assistance to the Outreach Support Unit in the execution of their tasks and responsibilities. Full Time Will have a university degree or community college diploma in social work or related area, preferably a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW); Will have three years supervisory experience in a social service setting; Registered with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers or other professional college designated by the Worker's education. Will have extensive knowledge of federal and provincial regulations related to social services and the child welfare system, such as the Child, Youth and Family Services Act (2017) and/or Family Law Act (1990) and associated regulations and processes. Willing to obtain Applied Suicide Intervention Skill Training (ASIST) and Mental Health First Aid, or relatable certification Working knowledge of evidence-based practices and assessments to support crises, traumatic events, self-harm ideation, and other stressful matters for children, staff, and families. Knowledgeable of the impacts of multi-generational trauma on families and the Community Will be knowledgeable about Haudenosaunee Culture and the contemporary characteristics of any social issues within the Six Nations social structure. Preference will be given to Six Nations of the Grand River Band Members,



persons of Haudenosaunee ancestry, or persons of Indigenous ancestry. Technical Functions Demonstrating as the Band Representative Supervisor of Outreach services, the highest standards of service consistent with Six Nations Social Services principles working with children and families involved in the child welfare system. The Supervisor will oversee Outreach staff to support children and families within the Provincial and Federal legislation related to child welfare. This position will work closely with collaterals within the child protection services regarding Six Nations Children involved with Ogwadeni:deo and other Children Welfare Agencies. Overseeing the development, operation and maintenance of the 12-plex transitional housing program and ensuring that appropriate supports and services are in place to meet the needs of the program participants. The Supervisor will provide direction, leadership and assistance to the unit staff in the execution of their responsibilities. Ensuring that staff remain current with any changes to general policy, legislation, regulations and guidelines and able to apply with confidence and within the scope of the Six Nations policies. Assisting staff with the development of individual work plans and assigning case management to staff. Monitoring unit staff performance recommending specific training to improve case management and administrative skills and assisting with such training as required. Conducting annual staff evaluations and performance coaching as needed. Orienting new staff to the responsibilities and work of the unit. Supervise and mentor a team of social service professionals, providing guidance, support, and professional development opportunities

📌 194-26-1 Band Representative Supervisor Outreach (Canada)
🏢 Six Nations
📍 Canada