A Master's degree in Social Work or a related field is required., Experience in child welfare and Indigenous community engagement is essential., Strong leadership and management skills are necessary for overseeing staff and programs., Cultural competency and understanding of Indigenous issues are critical for this role..
Key responsibilities:
Oversee the development and implementation of child welfare programs for Indigenous communities.
Manage a team of social workers and support staff to ensure effective service delivery.
Collaborate with community leaders and stakeholders to address the needs of Indigenous children and families.
Ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations in child welfare practices.
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