Youth Empowerment Service Worker

Position: Youth Empowerment Service Worker Role
Location: Midland

Pursue a meaningful career as a Youth Empowerment Service Worker at Dnaagdawenmag Binnoojiiyag, where you will champion rights and facilitate positive change for Indigenous youth. This role is anchored in community collaboration and advocacy.

In this essential position, you will leverage your social work background or relevant lived experience to empower young individuals. Collaborating with First Nations representatives, you will ensure their rights are respected while connecting them to critical resources. Strong communication skills are vital, as you will need to advocate at various forums, providing transparent and honest support.

Key Responsibilities:

• Collaborate on individualized plans for youth well-being

• Ensure First Nations rights are upheld

• Connect youth with necessary and deserved resources

• Advocate in Circles, court hearings, and meetings

• Document work with families in a clear manner

Requirements:

• Bachelor of Social Work or relevant experience

• Background in crisis intervention with youth

• Proficient in communication and advocacy

• Knowledge of child welfare regulations

• Ability to manage challenging scenarios

You can help transform the landscape of child welfare through dedication and expert advocacy for Indigenous youth.