Direct Service Worker - Little Grand Rapids, City Unit (SECFS) (Competition# 2018-0214)
Southeast Child & Family Services offers this job opportunity for Direct Service Worker for the Little Grand Rapids, City Unit on a one year term contract.
The Southern Network Blog
Welcome to the Southern First Nations Network of Care blog, where you'll find the latest information about our work in Child and Family Services throughout Manitoba.
File Clerk/Office Administration Worker - Winnipeg (SECFS) (Competition# 2018-0213)
Southeast Child & Family Services offers this job opportunity for a File Clerk/Office Administration Worker for the Winnipeg office.
Community Supervisor - Pauingassi (SECFS) (Competition #2017-0164)
Southeast Child & Family Services in Pauingassi Community offers this job opportunity for a full time permanent Community Supervisor.
Child & Family Services Worker - Winnipeg Outreach Office (ACFS)
Anishinaabe Child & Family Services is seeking one (1) full-time permanent Child & Family Services Worker to work out of the Outreach Office located at 56-1313 Border Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Community Direct Service Worker - Bloodvein First Nation (SECFS) (Competition# 2018-0196)
Southeast Child & Family Services offers this job opportunity for Direct Service Worker for the Bloodvein Community Office on a one year term contract.
Family Service Worker - Fisher River Main Office (ICFS)
Intertribal Child & Family Services is seeking (3) full-time permanent Family Service Workers to work out of the Fisher River Main Office.
Southern Network's Youth Group helps prepare for our 14th Annual AGM
It was a great thing to watch the Southern Network Youth Group paint and set up the teepee for our Annual General Meeting on September 29, 2017.
Is it important to have a family?
Kookoonaan speaks of family, a strong community and the foundation of our peoples' teachings.
Grandma, what do you love most about this world?
A child learns how much she is loved and protected.
First Nations CFS agencies tackle funding gaps
First Nations child welfare agencies in Manitoba have been quietly working with Ottawa and the province to bridge discriminatory funding gaps amid loud protests over a longstanding shortfall, the Free Press has learned.