AIDE SOCIAL/E-SOCIAL ASSISTANT

Centre de santé Tulattavik de l'Ungava; Kangirsuk (Village); On-site; CAD 42,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Zohorecruit seeks an Aide Social/E-Social Assistant in Kangirsuk to work with children and families across home, daycare, and school settings, supporting healthy development under the supervision of a clinical activities specialist. The role involves collaboration with CLSCs and community partners.

Responsibilities include home visits, various interventions, early stimulation activities, and organizing educational workshops within the Tasiurtigiit program; fluency in Inuktitut and English is

Qualifications

• Hold a secondary V diploma or equivalent.
• Speak Inuktitut and English (spoken and written).
• Experience with pediatric clientele is an asset.
• Experience or interest in organizing activities in health, social services, recreation, or community organizations.
• Knowledge of child development would be an asset.
• Be a positive role model with responsibility and organization.
• Able to work autonomously and with others.
• Advocate for Inuit traditions, beliefs, and customs.

Responsibilities

• Home visits
• Individual, familial or group interventions
• Early stimulation activities (home, daycare, etc.)
• Educational workshops
• Participation in the Tasiurtigiit program activities
• Travel to communities in the Ungava coast when required

Skills

Inuktitut

English

Diploma equivalent

Pediatric experience

Autonomy

Community work

MS Office (Word/Outlook/Teams)

Education

Secondary V diploma or equivalent

Training in child development

Tools

Word

Outlook

Teams

Job description

AIDE SOCIAL/E-SOCIAL ASSISTANT

• Date Opened 05/18/2025
• Job Type TEMPS COMPLET TEMPORAIRE - TEMPORARY FULL TIME
• Reserved position for Inuit or JBNQA? Yes
• Date Closed 06/01/2025
• City KANGIRSUK
• Country Canada

Job Description

*** LOCAL HIRING *** This position is reserved for Inuit/JBNQA beneficiary who resides in the community. Translation in Inuktitut will be available shortly

The person works directly with children and their families in the child's various living environments (home, daycare, school) to facilitate the children’s healthy development. In a multidisciplinary context, the FEW works closely with the specialists to offer services to children who show signs of developmental delays. As a Family Education Worker, the person will perform psychosocial tasks and develop, organize, and lead activities with young families. Under the supervision of the Clinical activities specialist based in Kuujjuaq, the person will have to develop collaboration with CLSC and other community partners.

• Home visits
• Individual, familial or group interventions
• Early stimulation activities (home, daycare, etc.)
• Educational workshops
• And other activities included in the Tasiurtigiit program

*****Must hold a secondary V diploma or equivalent;Ability to speak in Inuktitut and English (spoken and written);Experience with pediatric clientele would be an asset;Experience or interest in organizing activities in the field of health and social services, recreation or community organizations;Knowledge of child development would be an asset, must be interested in learning about the different spheres of child development;Perceived as a positive role model by the population;Has a positive attitude, a sense of responsibility and organization;Able to work autonomously as well as with others;Advocate for the traditions, beliefs and customs of Inuit culture;Able to work with Word software, Outlook and TeamsAvailable to occasionally travel in the communities of the Ungava coast.