We Are a Team That Guides and Supports Each Other
Brief Services Worker
Kenora
Guided by the Bear Moon, the Youth Cultural Intervention Worker will support Indigenous youth involved with or transitioning out of justice systems, fostering connection, identity, and self-esteem through land-based practices and Indigenous culture to build safer, more positive futures. Apply to this role and join our ever-growing team today!
Trauma Informed Cultural Support Worker
Greenstone
Guided by the Snow Crust Moon, a time of new beginnings, the Trauma-Informed Cultural Support Worker provides a safe space for Indigenous women to heal and reclaim their strength. Through traditional teachings, ceremonies, and holistic care, help plant the seeds of healing to empower Indigenous women by applying to this career opportunity today!
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Indigenous Victim Family Liaison
Kenora
Guided by the Snow Crust Moon, a time of reawakening and new beginnings, the Indigenous Victim and Family Liaison (IVFL) stands as a guiding light for families of missing and murdered Indigenous women. Just as the earth stirs beneath the snow, this role helps survivors find their voices, offering advocacy, support, and a path toward healing. We encourage you to apply today!
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THE FOUR AGREEMENTS
In all of our dealing, we are grounded in The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz.