Support Indigenous communities from 401 Cumberland Street North in Thunder Bay through KAN prevention, education, and outreach. Apply strengths-based, trauma-informed practice.

As the Kizhaay Anishinaabe Niin Prevention and Outreach Worker, you will deliver services addressing intimate partner violence within Indigenous communities. The position engages men, youth, families, and community members in activities supporting healing and cultural identity. It also advances healthy relationships, family wellness, personal responsibility, and community safety.

Key Responsibilities:

- Deliver prevention and education services grounded in Anishinaabe teachings
- Conduct outreach and provide support services for community members
- Engage men, youth, families, and Indigenous communities




- Facilitate activities supporting healing and cultural identity
- Advance comprehensive intimate partner violence prevention

Requirements:

- Specialized family violence training or relevant experience preferred
- Minimum two years related human service experience
- Knowledge of Indigenous Healing and Wellness Strategy initiatives
- Solid crisis intervention and prevention skills
- Excellent case, file, stress, and time management skills

Bring cultural awareness, trauma-informed engagement, and prevention expertise to KAN services supporting safety throughout Indigenous communities.

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