Support youth through equitable care, case management, and advocacy as a Care Support Navigator serving young people. Travel and after-hours work may be required.

This permanent position supports youth and young adults navigating financial assistance, housing, relationships, identity, culture, community, health, and adulthood. You will help connect young people with resources involving addictions, mental health, education, housing, and family well-being. Knowledge of Mushkegowuk culture and history, intergenerational trauma, and Indigenous youth experiences is significant.

Key Responsibilities:

- Walk alongside youth and young people through care access
- Support access to financial assistance and stable housing
- Navigate relationships, identity, culture, community, and health




- Advocate for youth and provide excellent communication
- Respond to crises and de-escalate situations with young people

Requirements:

- Social work diploma, degree, relevant education, or similar experience
- Minimum one year direct case management experience
- Clear CPIC, vulnerable sector, and child welfare checks
- Valid G driver’s license and unexpected travel availability
- Knowledge of Indigenous and provincial family well-being legislation

Bring case management, advocacy, crisis response, and cultural awareness to youth-centered care and support navigation.

📌 Youth Care Support Navigator (Canada)
🏢 Moose Cree First Nation
📍 Canada