Young Adult Transition Support Worker

Guide young adults toward independence in Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation through life skills support, advocacy, and coordinated services. Travel is required.

This worker provides Post Majority Support Services through Sandy Bay Child and Family Services Inc. Develop individualized plans, promote self-sufficiency, and support personal, educational, employment, housing, and wellness goals. Collaborate with families, agencies, schools, and service providers.

• Support budgeting, communication, problem-solving, and time management
• Advocate for participants and coordinate service delivery
• Connect participants with cultural and community programming
• Develop mentorship programming and young adult workshops
• Review progress and update service plans regularly

• Social Work, Bachelor of Arts, or related education
• Minimum two years’ child welfare experience preferred
• Knowledge and respect for First Nations traditional culture
• Manitoba driver’s licence, vehicle access, and travel ability
• Ojibway language ability considered an asset

Use advocacy, life skills coaching, and coordinated planning to help Sandy Bay young adults transition successfully into adulthood.