- Provide confidential support, crisis intervention, and referral services for participating families.
- Conduct home visits with participants to ensure ongoing support systems remain in place.
- Offer comprehensive social, economic, spiritual, and emotional support.
- Advocate for families and ensure referrals are established for additional required services.
- Work in close consultation with staff to maintain standards and quality service delivery.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Provide confidential support, crisis intervention, and referral services for participating families.
Conduct home visits with participants to ensure ongoing support systems remain in place.
Offer comprehensive social, economic, spiritual, and emotional support.
Advocate for families and ensure referrals are established for additional required services.
Work in close consultation with staff to maintain standards and quality service delivery.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Education: Undergraduate degree in Social Work or a related discipline (a combination of education and experience may be considered).
Certifications: Safe Food Handling, WHMIS, CPR, First Aid, and Crisis Intervention techniques (including Physical Applied Response).
Sector Knowledge: Knowledge of the Saskatchewan First Nations Child and Family Services Standards of Care Manual, the Saskatchewan Residential Services Act, the Youth Criminal Justice Act, and local Regina community programs.
Skills & Experience: Experience in group programming development, facilitation, conducting assessments, case management, and treatment plan development.
Cultural Competency: Strong understanding of First Nations values, culture, traditions, and governance.
Requirements: Valid driver’s license and own vehicle; ability to pass security screening and maintain confidentiality.
Closing Date: September 11, 2026 @ 4:30 p.m.
Please submit your resume, credentials, and three professional references to:
Regina Treaty/Status Indian Services Inc.
4001 3rd Avenue North
Regina, SK S4R 0W8