Indigenous Child & Family Resource Social Worker (18-Month)

Fvacfss; Abbotsford; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 89,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Extended Health benefits

Public Service Pension Plan

Job summary

Xyólheméylh in Abbotsford, BC, is seeking a Resource Social Worker for an 18-month term. The role supports Indigenous children, youth, and families with culturally grounded, holistic services.

The position includes collaborating with a multi-disciplinary team, managing placements, and coordinating care within the BC Child, Family and Community Services Act framework. The role emphasizes cultural identity, community connection, and ensuring children's best interests, with an Elders Advisory

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Social Work Degree or related; Three years experience asset; Must be delegated or willing to attend C4 delegation training; Excellent oral and written communication; Experience with indigenous communities and families; Computer literacy; Valid BC driver's license; Background check required.

Responsibilities

• Receives requests from social workers for placement of children; Coordinates placements for children; Coordinates out-of-region placements; Supports caregivers implementing permanent plans; Liaises with Social Workers regarding placements; Attends meetings to discuss placement issues; Recruits and trains foster parents; Manages family home contracts; Ensures compliance with policy and confidentiality; Performs ad hoc functions as requested.

Skills

Strong communication

Cultural competency

Interagency collaboration

Report writing

Education

Bachelor of Social Work or related degree

Tools

Microsoft Word

Excel

Job description

Xyólheméylh in Abbotsford, BC, is seeking a Resource Social Worker for an 18-month term. The role supports Indigenous children, youth, and families with culturally grounded, holistic services.

The position includes collaborating with a multi-disciplinary team, managing placements, and coordinating care within the BC Child, Family and Community Services Act framework. The role emphasizes cultural identity, community connection, and ensuring children's best interests, with an Elders Advisory