About this role
Ability to identify and assess safety risks, along with developing safety plans with people or families in crisis while utilizing the systems in place.
CISM or Suicide Prevention training would be an asset.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
General knowledge of child development, lifespan human growth and development.
Principles & Values of community and wholistic program planning and development.
Good working knowledge of computer systems (Microsoft Excel, Word, Internet).
Ability to work productively as a member of a team as well as independently.
Knowledge and respect of Indigenous Laws and values, especially Muskoday First Nation?s traditions, values and customs; the ability to speak and willingness to learn the Cree language is a definite asset.
Self-motivated and organized.
Ability to keep timely and accurate documentation.
Effective problem solving and decision-making skills.
Be familiar with other services and resources within the Muskoday and nearby communities.
Promote the Well being programs to community membership and provide continual support of Community-Based Models of child and family supports.
Provide information and support services to families using Community protocols and holistic approaches.
Screen for the safety of the child/children for risks/vulnerabilities & communicate risk to the appropriate staff.
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