Employment Opportunities

Current Job Postings:

Indigenous Healing and Wellness Coordinator

(internal/external job posting)
STATUS: Permanent Full Time 35 hours per week
SALARY: $57,330/yr – $77,568/yr
ACCOUNTABILITY: Reports directly to the Executive Director
SUMMARY:
The Indigenous Healing & Wellness Coordinator shall ensure that the healing and wellness needs of the Indigenous community are addressed by implementing the Indigenous Healing and Wellness Strategy at the local level in order to reduce family violence, promote healthy lifestyles, and culture-based programming and healing.
QUALIFICATIONS:
•Knowledge of Indigenous culture and realities of urban Indigenous people
•Minimum 2 years education or experience in the field of social services
•Strong written and oral communication skills
•Good computer skills
•Self-motivated individual with the ability to work with minimal supervision
•Good organizational and file management skills
•Ability to work flexible hours
•Current First Aid CPR certificate or willing to attain within a specified timeframe
•Must have a valid Ontario Driver’s License, clean drivers’ abstract and access to a reliable vehicle
•Must provide a CPIC/Vulnerable Sector Check.
•Ability to speak Cree and/or Ojibway would be an asset


We thank all interested applicants; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. While we encourage applicants of all backgrounds to apply, those of Indigenous descent will be given preference.


Please forward a cover letter, resume and three (3) employment/work references by 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 25, 2025 to:
Human Resources Manager
980 Cassells Street
NORTH BAY, ON P1B 4A8
Email: hrc@nbifc.org

PART TIME SEVEN STONES LEARNING CENTRE ASSISTANT

STATUS: Part time (25 hours per week), Monday to Friday
SALARY: $14,508 – $19,630/year
POSITION: The Seven Stones Learning Centre Assistant will support and assist the Indigenous Alternative Secondary School Education (IASSE) Coordinator with administrative support and tasks required to support the Indigenous Alternative Secondary School Education Program.
The Indigenous Alternative Secondary School Education (IASSE) Program is for urban Indigenous, and non-Indigenous people to have the opportunity to earn their Ontario Secondary School Diploma in a safe and culturally appropriate atmosphere. The program is based on individualized, independent courses and has a unique style of programming where students can complete their high school diploma at their own pace while infusing Indigenous values and beliefs into the entire curriculum. The program also chooses project and activities designed with Indigenous heritage and cultural teachings in mind.
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Experience and knowledge of administrative support duties
• Experience preparing nutritious snacks/meals for students, including food preparation and shopping
• Knowledge of Indigenous traditional teachings of land-based activities, traditional medicines, language reclamation and food education.
• Knowledge and understanding of Indigenous people, their culture, history, and traditions
• Demonstrated capacity to work efficiently and collaboratively in a structured environment
• Good decision-making, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills
• Detail-oriented, with strong organizational and time management skills and ability to take initiative
• Ability to engage people to build trust and rapport
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs (e.g., Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
• Good written and oral communication skills
• Effective crisis intervention skills is an asset
• Willing and able to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends
• Ability to lift 50 lbs
• Works collaboratively as a team and independently as required
• Valid First Aid / CPR Certificate
• Safe Food Handling certification or must be willing to complete within a specified time frame
• CPIC/Vulnerable Sector Check will be a condition of employment
• Valid driver’s license and Driver’s abstract, access to a reliable vehicle, with $2M liability insurance


We thank all interested applicants; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. While we encourage individuals of all backgrounds to apply, those of Indigenous descent will be given preference.
Please forward a cover letter, resume and three (3) references by 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 20, 2025 to:
Human Resources Manager
North Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre, 980 Cassells Street, NORTH BAY, ON P1B 4A8
or via email at hrc@nbifc.org

Indigenous Prenatal Nutrition/Family Support Assistant

Open Until Filled
STATUS: Full Time (35 hours per week)
Salary: $40,622 – $54,964
Position Summary:
The Indigenous Prenatal Nutrition/Family Support Program Assistant will be responsible for delivering programming according to the goals of both the Prenatal Nutrition program and the Family Support program. The Indigenous Prenatal Nutrition/Family Support Program Assistant will be under the supervision and direction of the Prenatal Nutrition Worker and the Family Support Worker and is ultimately responsible to the Executive Director.
QUALIFICATIONS & SKILLS:
• Early Childhood Education and/or Social Services Diploma or related relevant work experience
• Strong knowledge and awareness of Indigenous culture
• Experience working with urban Indigenous individuals, families and children
• Experience in facilitating workshops and programming from development to delivery
• Excellent communication skills with staff, families and community members
• Maintains confidentiality and a professional demeanor
• Knowledge of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Fetal Alcohol Effect, solvent abuse and family dysfunction.
• Ability to lift 50 pounds
• Excellent time management
• Works collaboratively as a team and independently as required.
• Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) preferred but training available
• Valid First Aid and CPR Training Certification
• Food Handling Course Certificate – training available
• Valid Driver’s License with a Clean Driver’s Abstract
• Criminal Record with Vulnerable Sector Check
• Willing and able to work flexible hours

We thank all interested applicants; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. While we encourage applicants of all backgrounds to apply, those of Indigenous descent will be given preference.
Please forward cover letter, resume and three (3) references to:

Human Resources Manager
980 Cassells Street
NORTH BAY, ON P1B 4A8
Email: hrc@nbifc.org

Indigenous Children’s Wellness Worker

Open Until December 3rd, 2024, 4:30 pm.

STATUS: Permanent Full Time: 35 hours/week
SALARY: $45,773-$61,916
ACCOUNTABILITY: The Indigenous Children’s Wellness Worker is accountable to the Executive Director.
OVERVIEW: The Indigenous Children’s Wellness (ICW) Worker promotes positive development and positive life choices of urban Indigenous children ages 7-14 years who have experienced violence. The ICW program is grounded in cultural traditions providing a sense of belonging and pride in each individual. The program offers a variety of strategies such as one-to-one activities, group activities and family circles to encourage positive behaviour, wholistic wellbeing and to address intergenerational experiences of violence, each tailored to the individual and family’s needs. The program will guide children in recognizing violence and gain the understanding that violence is not a normal aspect of life. Through personal support and cultural resources, the program provides children with education and knowledge to help on their healing journey and promote optimal levels of understanding, reasoning and daily success after violence has occurred.
EDUCATION/ QUALIFICATIONS:
▪ Shall possess post-secondary diploma in Indigenous social work or related field and/or 2 years of relevant experience
▪ Knowledge and awareness of Indigenous culture and history, with particular emphasis on family violence and the relationship to child welfare.
▪ Strong understanding of the Child and Family Services Act and Ontario Children’s Aid Societies, with particular emphasis on how they impact Indigenous families.
▪ Must possess skills and experience in presenting educational workshops and facilitating groups.
▪ Self-motivated, able to schedule and prioritize work.
▪ Good judgment, adaptability and willingness to learn.
▪ Willingness to work flexible hours.
▪ Excellent interpersonal skills with staff and community members.
▪ Ability to work under pressure.
▪ Knowledge of the Friendship Centre movement, its aims and objectives.
▪ Awareness of the North Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre’s programs and services.
▪ Strong listening, oral and written communication skills.
▪ Proficiency in MS Office applications and using a database reporting system.
▪ Basic research skills required.
▪ Knowledge of Indigenous cultures.
▪ Ability to speak Cree and/or Ojibway is an asset.
▪ Current Standard First Aid and Level C CPR; WHMIS; and Food Handler Certificate.
▪ Must posses a valid driver’s license, 2M liability insurance, clean drivers abstract and have access to a safe and reliable vehicle.
▪ Criminal Records Check/Vulnerable Persons Check.

We would like to thank all interested individuals; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. While we encourage individuals of all backgrounds to apply, those of Indigenous descent will be given preference”
Please send a cover letter, and resume with three (3) references by

4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, December 3, 2024 to:
Human Resources Manager
980 Cassells Street, NORTH BAY, ON P1B 4A8
Email: hrc@nbifc.org