Support children, youth, and families through family services, crisis intervention, and complex case management. Candidates must live within the service area or relocate.

The Child Well-Being Worker reports to the Service Supervisor and delivers mandated child protection services under applicable legislation and Agency policies. Workers may serve in Family Services, Intake, Phone Screening, After Hours, or Child-in-Care. The position requires sensitive assessment, investigation, intervention, and ongoing support focused on safety, well-being, permanency, and connection to culture and community.

Key Responsibilities:

- Provide direct frontline child welfare and family support services
- Respond to crisis situations and assess family circumstances
- Conduct child protection investigations and interventions




- Manage complex caseloads and competing priorities independently
- Support children and families through ongoing case management

Requirements:

- Recognized diploma in child and youth care or related field
- Two years of direct child protection experience preferred
- Experience with Anishinaabe children, families, and communities preferred
- Excellent verbal, written, report writing, and court preparation skills
- Ability to work in high-stress, emotionally sensitive situations

Use frontline child welfare, crisis response, and family support skills to manage complex cases and promote child well-being.

📌 Family Services Child Welfare Worker (Wikwemikong)
🏢 Kina Gbezhgomi Child and Family Services
📍 Wikwemikong