The Wasa-Nabin program is grounded in cultural traditions providing a sense of belonging for urban Indigenous children and youth ages 13 – 18. The program offers a variety of strategies such as one-to-one activities, group activities, leadership opportunities and family circles to encourage positive behaviours and wellbeing. The program provides individualized goals to enhance the child or youth’s area of need; supporting social skills, educational intervention, individuals with disabilities, violence prevention, justice supports, children in care or at risk of being in the care of the Children’s Aid Society, 2SLGBTQ+ supports, and positive nutrition and physical activity practices. The Wasa-Nabin program provides a space where urban Indigenous children and youth can feel safe to be themselves and accepted.

Qualifications :

 

• Post-secondary degree/diploma in Social/Human Services, Indigenous Studies or equivalent training combined with relevant work experience
• Clean/Valid Ontario Drivers License & access to a vehicle
• Ability to speak, read & write an indigenous language an asset
• Must be able to provide a satisfactory Vulnerable Sector Check
• Provide or able to obtain First Aid/CPR, WHMIS & Safe Food Handling Certification
• Participate in training as required

Interested Candidates should submit their resume & 3 references to:

 

Peter Campbell

Executive Director

Red Lake Indian Friendship Centre

P.O. Box 244

Red Lake, ON  P0V 2M0                director@rlifc.ca

 

We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted

• Location : RED LAKE
• Phone : 8077272847
• Email : director@rlifc.ca

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