Connect Indigenous communities with culturally grounded prevention, education, and support focused on intimate partner violence. Work with men, youth, families, and community members.

As a Kizhaay Anishinaabe Niin Prevention and Outreach Worker, you will advance comprehensive IPV prevention through community engagement. The role uses Anishinaabe teachings and strengths-based, trauma-informed practice to encourage healthy relationships and accountability. It supports healing, cultural identity, family wellness, and community safety.

Key Responsibilities:

- Conduct prevention outreach within Indigenous communities
- Deliver education and support services addressing IPV
- Engage families, youth, men, and community members




- Promote personal responsibility and healthy relationships
- Collaborate with schools, agencies, and service teams

Requirements:

- Experience in Indigenous community services or outreach
- Minimum two years’ relevant experience
- Awareness of trauma, family violence, and child welfare
- Microsoft Office and database application proficiency
- Flexibility for evening or weekend hours

Use community outreach, Indigenous cultural knowledge, and prevention skills to support healing and reduce intimate partner violence.

📌 Community Outreach Worker Indigenous Services (Northeastern Ontario)
🏢 Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre
📍 Northeastern Ontario