Child Protection Generalist – On-Call & Court Support

UpSourced HR; Stand Off; On-site; CAD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health and dental benefits

Professional development

Job summary

Kainaiwa Children's Services Corporation is seeking a Generalist to manage child welfare cases under Blood Tribe Child Protection Services. You will interview, assess, and coordinate services for children and families, with after-hours on-call rotation and strict confidentiality.

The role requires flexibility, knowledge of First Nations practices, and the ability to work in a fast-paced setting; two openings exist in Unit G.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Social Work or related diploma; experience considered.
• Knowledge of child welfare legislation and First Nations protocols is an asset.
• Strong interviewing, assessment and analytical abilities; clear communication.

Responsibilities

• Conduct information gathering to determine child needs.
• Negotiate goals and arrange suitable programs and services.
• Make referrals to support services and community resources.
• Participate in court proceedings and prepare evidence.
• Ensure smooth transitions to appropriate services post-assessment.
• Support families before external services; collaborate with programs.
• Participate in On-Call rotations and complete required documentation.
• Maintain vehicle liability coverage and seek company vehicle when possible.
• Submit background checks and other requested documents during probation.
• Maintain strict confidentiality with children and families.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Interviewing

Assessment

Analytical skills

Written and oral communication

Education

Bachelor of Social Work or related diploma/experience

Tools

Computer software proficiency

Job description

Kainaiwa Children's Services Corporation is seeking a Generalist to manage child welfare cases under Blood Tribe Child Protection Services. You will interview, assess, and coordinate services for children and families, with after-hours on-call rotation and strict confidentiality.

The role requires flexibility, knowledge of First Nations practices, and the ability to work in a fast-paced setting; two openings exist in Unit G.