Community Helper - Casual
Confidential
Posted: March 10, 2026
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Quick Summary
The ʔakisq̓nuk First Nation is looking for community members to help out in many different roles, including food security, patient travel, cultural continuity, and land stewardship, while gaining skills and perspectives.
Required Skills
Job Description
The ʔakisq̓nuk First Nation is looking for community members to help out in many different roles. These temporary, casual positions are a great way to get outside, learn about the land, and support our community.
We’re looking for a someone who loves being indoors, outdoors or in a kitchen. This is a place for people who want their labour to matter beyond productivity alone. You’ll be contributing to food security, patient travel, cultural continuity, and land stewardship, while gaining skills, perspectives, and a deeper understanding of what it means to work in a harmonious relationship with the land and with one another.
Departments/Roles may include:
Field Work (Lands & Resources) – wildlife counting and observation
Community Driver (Health & Wellness) – driving patients to medical appointments
Gardener (Health & Wellness) – planting and tending garden and chickens
Kitchen Support (Health & Wellness) – food prep and cooking
Home Support (Health & Wellness) – non-clinical home care, cleaning & housekeeping
Receptionist or Administration Support (Core Services) – office tasks, greeting guests, answering phones
Qualifications
Ability to perform physical labour outdoors in varying weather conditions or sit for long periods of time
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Prior experience is an asset but not required (training provided)
Ability to commute to worksite (some assistance may be provided)
Good attitude and willingness to learn!
Valid Driver’s license (for Community Driver roles)
Schedule
Temporary roles; seasonal or year-round
Typical schedule will vary from full time to part time casual or on-call
Some early mornings and weekend work may be required, especially on harvest or to attend community events
What We Offer
Hands-on experience in a kitchen, office or garden
Learning about wildlife and the land
A supportive, learning-focused work environment
Opportunity to develop practical skills in food production, administrative support, logistical planning and observation
A chance to stretch your imagination and DIY skills
Starting Wage: $22.50/hour
How to Apply
Application forms located at Health Center or email a brief statement of interest and any relevant experience to [email protected] or drop off at the Health Centre.
Once a role has been confirmed, an offer letter will be sent for signature.
Bi-weekly timesheets will need to be submitted to the Manager.