Lead culturally responsive child welfare outreach for Six Nations children and families through supervision, advocacy, and crisis-informed social services. This full-time, on-site position works 35 hours weekly. The Band Representative Outreach Supervisor reports to the Manager Band Representative Services and collaborates with supervisors, representatives, and Prevention Services. The position oversees staff supporting transitional housing, Youth in Transition, Post Majority Support Services, AADR, and Transitional Support programs. It provides leadership within child welfare legislation and Six Nations policies. Key Responsibilities:
Supervise and mentor Outreach Support Unit staff Oversee transitional housing program development and operations Assign case management and support individual work plans Conduct evaluations, coaching, and clinical case supervision Build relationships with child welfare and community agencies Requirements:
University degree or college diploma in social work or related area Three years supervisory experience in social services Registration with Ontario College or applicable professional college Knowledge of child welfare legislation and regulations Knowledge of Haudenosaunee culture and Six Nations social issues Apply supervisory leadership, child welfare knowledge, and culturally grounded advocacy to Six Nations outreach services for children and families.
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Band Representative Outreach Supervisor employer: Six Nations
Six Nations of the Grand River offers a supportive and culturally rich work environment for the Health Advocacy Lead role, where employees are empowered to make a meaningful impact in the lives of seniors within the community. With a strong focus on professional development and collaboration, staff members benefit from ongoing training opportunities and a commitment to cultural humility, ensuring that all interactions are respectful and sensitive to diverse needs. Located in a vibrant First Nations community, this position not only provides competitive compensation but also the chance to contribute to the well-being of fellow community members in a fulfilling and rewarding manner.
