Employment Opportunity

Position Title: Child Welfare Prevention Worker
Posting Date: December 8, 2025
Closing Date: Open until filled
Department: Band Representative Program
Reports To: Child and Family Services Coordinator
Location: 279 Jubilee Road, Muncey, Ontario

Position Summary
Child Welfare Prevention Worker will work collaboratively with the on-reserve band representative and be responsible for representing and advocating for the children and youth of Munsee-Delaware Nation who are and/or at risk of involvement with the child welfare system. The Child Welfare Prevention worker will focus on delivering programs and services to assist families access prevention supports. This is a leadership role and requires full commitment, which may include being available outside ordinary business hours of work, including evenings, and weekends, and maintaining office hours.

Key Responsibilities
• Provide prevention support services to Munsee-Delaware Nation members that are involved or may become involved with CFS such as family therapy, children and Family support programs
• Responsible for assisting in the development of and maintenance of children and youth related activities, documentation, and files
• Ensuring that child welfare agencies address culture, land, and family needs of Munsee Delaware Nation children and youth involved in the child welfare system
• Collaborate with the Band Rep to participate in all service plans, plans of care or service development for Munsee-Delaware Nation members.
• Prepare reports and presentations on prevention services for the Child and Family Services Coordinator and Chief and Council as needed.
• Maintain client confidentiality to the highest degree.
• Other related duties as assigned

About Munsee-Delaware Nation
The Munsee-Delaware Nation is a First Nation community located in southwestern Ontario. It is home to the Munsee people, a subgroup of the Lenape (Delaware) Nation, who originally lived in the northeastern United States. M-DN is committed to preserving its cultural heritage, language and traditions while fostering economic development and self-sufficiency.