Msit Mijua’ji’jk Home Visitor

(Full-time, Term)

Closing:

November 9, 2026

Anticipated

Start Date:

As soon as possible

Salary Range:

$62,500 Annually

Under the Sipekne’katik Family Well Being Director and Program, The Msit Mijua’ji’jk Home Visitor is responsible for delivering programming to families in a culturally sensitive manner, to promote and facilitate healthy pregnancies and enhance parenting capacity and early learning opportunities for infants and toddlers.

The Msit Mijua’ji’jk program builds upon community strengths and cultural context to enhance parenting and early learning opportunities which is known to result in better child health, well-being, and learning outcomes for children at school entry and life. Recognizing parents/caregivers as the first and best teachers of their young ones, The Msit Mijua’ji’jk program empowers parents and caregivers, offering tools and support to uplift families.

• Develop and maintain supportive relationships with parents and primary caregivers, using conversations and learning activities from the Msit Mijua’ji’jk Toolbox to respond to family circumstances, infant and toddler interests, and developmental stages.
• Conduct weekly home visits with pregnant mothers and/or families with infants under six months of age, continuing visits until the child reaches three years of age.
• Provide guidance and support to families in promoting positive parenting practices and managing activities of daily living (ADLs).
• Encourage parent and caregiver involvement by creating opportunities for participation and supporting families in setting and achieving goals.
• Promote healthy, culturally appropriate practices that support the well-being of both parents and children.
• Engage with parents and guardians to arrange and coordinate home visits.

• Attend and actively engage with parents and guardians during group events and program activities.
• Identify, plan, prepare, and deliver educational, wellness, and informational sessions that respond to the needs, interests, and preferences of families.
• Promote culturally inclusive and responsive support through information sharing, community engagement, and program promotion.
• Encourage parents and caregivers to participate in group activities and access available family support opportunities.

• Maintain knowledge of community and regional services, interventions, referral protocols, and the roles and scopes of service providers.
• Assist parents and caregivers in identifying and accessing appropriate community resources and support services.
• Make appropriate referrals to public and private agencies and service providers, obtaining informed consent where required.
• Provide information about available community resources and ensure appropriate follow-up on referrals.
• Facilitate family participation in services and interventions as needed to support positive outcomes.

• Work collaboratively with other departments, particularly the Housing and Social Department, to ensure families have access to appropriate services.
• Promptly communicate urgent home safety concerns relating to the structure of a residence to the Housing Manager.
• Collaborate with the FWB Supervisor, Early Intervention team, director, and colleagues to identify and address the needs of children, families, and communities.
• Coordinate services and programming to promote a collaborative approach, minimize duplication, and ensure families receive appropriate support.
• Participate in staff meetings and contribute to team…