Beaverhouse First Nation is seeking a Family Well-Being Coordinator to support and advocate for families as they work toward personal wellness, safety, and stability. Through culturally grounded services, strong relationships, and traditional values and practices, the Coordinator will deliver programming and help connect youth and families with essential community supports.

Position: Full-time, 35 hours per week
Salary: $35,000–$45,500 annually
Closing Date: November 6, 2026

Beaverhouse Band Members and Indigenous Persons will be given priority.

Following the Mission Statement of the Beaverhouse First Nation Band Office, we are seeking a Family Well-Being Coordinator who supports and advocates for families as they work toward personal wellness, safety, and stability through culturally grounded services, strong relationships, and traditional values and practices.

Key Responsibilities

- Maintain a culturally safe, positive, and enriching environment for youth and families who attend programming at any of our office locations and land-based sites.
- Deliver culturally appropriate services through various Beaverhouse First Nation program initiatives.
- Collaborate with Program Support Staff to plan and deliver workshops, information sessions, cultural teachings, community events, and other activities in accordance with program mandates and funding agreements.
- Assist community members and families in accessing essential social services, including mental health supports, housing resources, parenting services, court-related services, and other community supports.
- Coordinate referrals and assist families in navigating available programs and services to support their overall well-being.




- Maintain accurate records of program activities, participant attendance, sign-in sheets, and service delivery.
- Collect, organize, and maintain registration forms, privacy and consent forms, and incident reports in accordance with agency policies.
- Record and maintain statistical data and program information required for agency reporting and funding accountability.
- Maintain confidentiality and protect sensitive client and family information.
- Build positive, professional relationships with families, coworkers, and community service providers.
- Participate in required training and career development.
- Work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends, and land-based programming as needed.
- Other duties as assigned.

Required Qualifications

- Minimum 1–2 years of education or experience in Social Service Work, Child Youth Work, or a related field.
- Experience with facilitation or coordination of group activities.
- Experience with Microsoft Office suite, Teams, and other related office programs.
- Highly motivated, reliable, and committed.
- Effective oral and written communication skills.

Assets

- Knowledge of Indigenous culture and willingness to learn.
- Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends as needed.
- Experience with case management and community-based support services.
- Valid driver’s licence and access to a vehicle.
- Valid First Aid/CPR.
- Crisis intervention training, including ASSIST Training, Safe Talk Training, and Peer Support Counselling.

What We Offer

- Paid time off.

Upon acceptance of the position, a Vulnerable Sector Check will be required.

We thank everyone for their applications. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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