14-CW-24: CHILD WELLNESS WORKER

The Children’s Wellness Worker is responsible for providing the protection of children in care by performing duties as may be required, in accordance with provisions of the Child and Family Services Act, Ministry Regulations and Standards, Abuse Protocols, and Dilico Anishinabek Family Care policies and procedures. The Children’s Services Worker is responsible for ensuring that all of the service needs of children in care of the agency are met.

A minimum two years experience with Anishinabek children, youth, individuals and families; preferably Child Welfare experience Candidates without the specific education qualifications and where the position does not require certified qualification to practice, but who possess an appropriate combination of experience and other academic qualifications will also be consideredThe ability to work flexible hours; travel regularly and act on an “on-call” basisThis optional information will not be shown on TBNewsWatch.com. If you plan on participating in contests or auctions, you should complete this section.

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