EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Casual/Relief One to One Workers Location – Kenora General Description: The One-to-One Worker is a casual/relief program position. The One-to-One Worker is responsible for the direct supervision of high risk and special needs children. The One-to-One Worker ensures the needs of the child are met according to Anishinaabe Abinoojii Family Services philosophy, First
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: Internal/External CARE COORDINATOR Full-time Permanent position Location – Kenora POSITION SUMMARY: The Care Coordinator serves as an active participant on the Kenora Human Trafficking CARE Team and supervises the CARE workers at AAFS. This position ensures agency services align with Ontario’s anti-human trafficking strategy and adheres to legislative requirements, Ministry standards, and AAFS
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: Internal/External ANISHINAABE CULTURAL FACILITATOR Full-time Permanent position Location – Kenora POSITION SUMMARY: The Anishinaabe Cultural Facilitator is a full-time permanent position. The Anishinaabe Cultural Facilitator acts as a primary resource to Management and staff to develop and enhance the bi-cultural service practice of the Agency. The Facilitator provides similar resources to collaborating social
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AAFS Spring Newsletter 2021
Anishinaabe Abinoojii Family Services extend their sadness on the devastating news of the 215 children at Kamloops Indian Residential School. CORRECTION NOTICE MEDIA RELEASE
OACAS-Youth In Care Day-2021-Toolkit
Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services - Policy Directive: CW 005-20 - Ontario Ministry of Children and Youth Services Ministry of Children and Youth Services. This policy directive is issued under s. 42 of the Child, Youth and Family Services Act, 2017 (CYFSA) to provide direction to children’s aid societies (societies) with respect to
The Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services has recently released a new online Children and Young Persons’ Rights Resource (Rights Resource) (www.ontario.ca/RightsResource). It is important that children and young persons are empowered to exercise and receive the benefit of their rights, to advocate for their own needs, and to change the way they experience