This role provides fair, respectful, and culturally relevant services to First Nations children and families, consistent with the Agency’s By-Laws, Policies, Procedures, and the Ontario Child Protection Standards. The worker will develop links with relevant communities on and off reserve to explore service options and strategies to address issues affecting First Nations children and families. They will provide a range of ongoing child protection services to children and their families of an assigned caseload of both voluntary and non-voluntary clients. This includes investigating and assessing allegations of child abuse and/or maltreatment, intervening in crisis situations, assessing risk to children, and determining necessary actions which may include alternative placement. The worker will advocate on behalf of children and families for a variety of support services within the community and participate as a member of the team in achieving departmental and team service objectives and targets, including performing other duties as required. Additionally, the role involves coordinating and facilitating customary care and society placements, preparing all required documents, and supporting the child and family throughout the admission process. The worker will also act as a witness in child welfare, criminal, and juvenile court matters in support of the agency’s recommendations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level