Deliver culturally grounded IPV prevention and outreach services in Thunder Bay, using Anishinaabe teachings and trauma-informed practice. Engage communities through education and support.

The Kizhaay Anishinaabe Niin Prevention and Outreach Worker provides full time services focused on ending intimate partner violence. This work promotes healthy relationships, family wellness, and personal accountability. The Worker supports men, youth, families, and community members through strengths-based activities fostering healing, cultural identity, and community safety.

Key Responsibilities:

- Deliver culturally grounded IPV prevention, education, and outreach services
- Provide support focused on ending intimate partner violence
- Promote healthy relationships, family wellness, and personal accountability
- Engage men, youth,



families, and community members
- Foster healing, cultural identity, and community safety

Requirements:

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

Apply your outreach, prevention, and community engagement skills to culturally grounded IPV services with the Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre.

📌 Indigenous IPV Prevention Outreach Worker (Canada)
🏢 Anishinabek Employment and Training Services
📍 Canada