We Are a Team That Guides and Supports Each Other
INDIGENOUS WOMEN ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY. FIRST PREFERENCE WILL BE GIVEN TO ALL QUALIFIED INDIGENOUS APPLICANTS
Brief Services Worker
Kenora (Hybrid)
The Brief Services Worker (Hybrid) will provide trauma-informed, culturally grounded, wholistic services to provide a safe space for Indigenous women to connect to services. During this Flowering Moon, it is a time for preparing our gardens for the planting of seeds. If you have 3 years’ experience working with Indigenous women delivering trauma, mental health, VAW, justice, addiction, and family services, we invite you to help our community members prepare themselves of knowing what is to come and apply with us today.
Crisis Response Worker
Kenora
The Crisis Response Worker will provide 24/7 immediate response to women at risk of human trafficking or leaving a situation of trafficking, by providing immediate crisis response and stabilization with transportation to safe housing and access to supports as they require. During this Flowering Moon, it is a time for healing and cleansing. If you have 3 years’ work experience in these areas, we invite you to provide your services for replenishing the spirit in our community members and apply with us today.
Housing Worker, Nihdawin
The Housing Worker, Nihdawin (2 full time vacancies) advocates and supports Indigenous people 16 years of age or older who are or are at imminent risk of homelessness throughout the province. During this Flowering Moon, it is the time we feast our bundles and recharge. If you have a minimum three (3) years’ work experience in community service delivery, we invite you to support our community members and help ready themselves for the coming moons by applying with us today.
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THE FOUR AGREEMENTS
In all of our dealing, we are grounded in The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz.