The Role
The Family Education Worker supports children and families, conducting home visits, leading activities, and collaborating with community specialists for developmental assistance.
Summary Generated by Built In
*** LOCAL HIRING *** This position is reserved for Inuit/JBNQA beneficiary who resides in the community. Translation in Inuktitut will be available shortly
The person works directly with children and their families and may have to intervene in the child's various living environments (home, daycare, school). In a multidisciplinary context, the FEW works closely with the specialists to offer services to children who show signs of developmental delays.
As a Family Education Worker, the person will perform psychosocial tasks and develop, organize and lead activities with young families. Under the supervision of the coordinator based in Kuujjuaq, the person will have to develop collaboration with CLSC and other community partners.
More specifically, the mandate includes:
Home visits
Individual, familial or group intervention
Early stimulation (home, daycare, etc.)
Radio capsules
And other activities included in the program Tasiurtigiit
Skills Required
- Experience working with children and families
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills
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The Company
What We Do
The Ungava Tulattavik Health Center provides accessible, quality, and comprehensive health and social services to the seven Inuit communities of the Ungava Bay Coast.
