At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead transformative initiatives for First Nations families and youth in child welfare services.
- Company: Southern Chiefs' Organization, dedicated to empowering Indigenous communities.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, impactful work, and opportunities for community engagement.
- Other info: Collaborative environment focused on systemic reforms and community-driven solutions.
- Why this job: Make a real difference in the lives of First Nations children and families.
- Qualifications: Graduate degree in Social Sciences and 7–10 years of leadership experience.
The predicted salary is between 90000 - 110000 $ per year.
Lead transformative initiatives as the Director of Child, Youth and Family Services at Southern Chiefs' Organization in Winnipeg.
Champion the rights and wellbeing of First Nations families and youth.
In this senior role, you will report to the Executive Director of Operations while implementing policies that resonate with First Nations values.
Your leadership will target systemic reforms in child welfare and family services, creating pathways for innovative governance and community engagement.
Collaborate with various stakeholding agencies to improve service delivery.
Key
Responsibilities
- Drive systemic changes in child welfare services
- Lead research and policy development efforts
- Manage a diverse portfolio of family and youth programs
- Foster partnerships with Indigenous knowledge holders
- Evaluate programs to support long-term community impacts
Requirements
- Graduate degree in Social Sciences or similar
- 7–10 years of leadership in social services fields
- Understanding of colonial impacts on Indigenous communities
- Experience with child welfare legislation and funding
- Ability to communicate in Anishinaabe or Dakota is beneficial
Your strategic vision will enhance community-driven solutions for First Nations children and families. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Director of Child and Family Services Strategy in Winnipeg employer: Manitoba Children's Museum Inc
Southern Chiefs' Organization is an exceptional employer dedicated to championing the rights and wellbeing of First Nations families and youth in Winnipeg. With a strong commitment to transformative initiatives, we foster a collaborative work culture that values Indigenous knowledge and community engagement, offering ample opportunities for professional growth and meaningful impact in the lives of those we serve. Join us in driving systemic reforms and creating innovative governance solutions that resonate with First Nations values.
Contact Details:
Manitoba Children's Museum Inc Recruitment Team
