Family Well-Being Coordinator

Term: Full-time

Salary Range:  $50,490 - $60,290 (Depending on education and experience)

+ In addition to a competitive salary, we offer a comprehensive benefits package, including group
benefits, pensions, and more!

The Family Well-Being Coordinator collaborates with key community resources and knowledge keepers to plan activities based on annual traditional activities. They should have a solid understanding of Anishinabek culture, traditions, and language. The role requires someone knowledgeable, committed, patient, caring, and with a positive outlook on life. They must also be highly motivated and have excellent communication skills to deliver activity programs and messages to all ages.

Responsibilities:

Respond to the WRFN communities’ needs and assist with cultural program and/or event delivery.

Respond to the needs of the employees, responding to referrals for cultural services to assist families with traditional healing methods (Family Circles, Ceremonies, etc.).

Develop cultural activities with the other Family and Child employees (e.g., crafting, Powwows, land-based activities, storytelling).

Organize activities and/or programs for families that will generate and maintain interest in community awareness, knowledge, attitudes, and help behaviors related to community cultural strengths.

Develop and submit the annual work plan, program descriptions, and monthly reports as required.

Qualifications:

Post-secondary education in social work, health, land-based disciplines, or related fields, or a suitable combination of training and experience.

Minimum of 3 years of work experience within a health or social services setting / programs, and initiatives related to community social well-being and wellness.

Experience in group and process facilitation, community development, and presentation with excellent interpersonal skills.

Knowledge of Health and Safety and Child and Family Services legislation would be considered an asset.

Demonstrate knowledge, respect, and understanding of Anishinabek culture, traditions, and language, emphasizing the value placed on cultural integrity and honoring traditions.

Skills:

Strong understanding of colonization and its impacts on Anishinaabe communities (Intergenerational Trauma resulting from IRS, Day Schools, 60’s Scoop, child welfare, etc.).

Ability to make connections with community members.

Must work independently and with minimal supervision.

Ability to work and manage confidential and sensitive information.

Must provide a clear Police Vulnerable Sector Check upon hire.

For a complete job description, please email: [email protected]

Application Closing Date: February 5th, 2026, at Noon

Interested applicants must submit a current resume, cover letter, two (2) work-related references, one (1) character reference (with contact information), and applicable education diplomas/certifications.

Miigwetch (Thank You) to all who apply; however, only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.