We support Indigenous families to ensure the safety and well-being of children while respecting cultural diversity.
Chilliwack, BC
Xyólheméylh, also known as the Fraser Valley Aboriginal Children and Family Services Society (FVACFSS), is a fully delegated Indigenous service organization supporting the well-being of Indigenous children, youth, and families across the Stó:lō territory from Fort Langley to Yale. Xyólheméylh, from the Halq’eméylem language of the Stó:lō people, signifies the reciprocal relationship between those receiving care and those providing it, reflecting the organization’s dedication to protecting and nurturing Indigenous communities. We approach every situation guided by our H.E.A.R.T values: Honour, Engage, Accountable, Respect and Trust, delivering culturally safe, community-centered services that uphold family unity, child safety, and Indigenous heritage. Rooted in the wisdom of Elders and traditional practices, the organization fosters healing, supports families, and empowers communities.
On-site · Mission
The social worker provides culturally appropriate, community-based child protection and family support services within the Stó:lō Territory. Responsibilities include conducting family assessments, developing holistic family plans, and representing the agency in court matters.
On-site · Chilliwack
The Community Engagement Worker facilitates meetings and outreach to support Indigenous children, youth, and families while ensuring cultural identity and safety. They are responsible for building respectful relationships, conducting assessments, and providing reports to the Team Lead.
On-site · Abbotsford
The Resource Social Worker coordinates emergency and planned placements for children, recruits and evaluates caregivers, and monitors the provision of services. They also liaise with social workers and community partners to ensure permanent plans for children are implemented effectively.
On-site · Abbotsford
The Administrative Clerk performs general clerical duties including data entry, file maintenance, and front desk reception. They are also responsible for office supply inventory, asset tracking, and providing administrative support for meetings and travel.
On-site · Abbotsford
The Administrative Clerk performs general clerical duties including filing, data entry, and drafting correspondence to support agency operations. They also manage front desk reception, office supplies, and facility-related tasks to ensure efficient daily functioning.
On-site · Chilliwack
The social worker provides culturally appropriate, community-based child protection and family services within the Stó:lō Territory. Responsibilities include conducting investigations, developing holistic family plans, and representing the agency in court proceedings.
Hybrid · Chilliwack
The coordinator will build relationships with Indigenous communities across Canada and the US to support children and youth in care. They will also create an internal registry database and assist staff in connecting children with their home communities and cultural heritage.
On-site · Chilliwack
The Community Engagement Worker facilitates partnerships and outreach to support Indigenous youth and families while ensuring child safety and cultural connection. They conduct community assessments, lead meetings, and maintain detailed records in accordance with provincial legislation and agency standards.
On-site · Agassiz
The Family Engagement Worker provides direct home support and facilitates visits between children in care and their families to promote safety and well-being. They work collaboratively with social workers and community representatives to implement family development plans and provide parenting education.
On-site · Mission
The social worker provides culturally appropriate, community-based child protection and family support services within the Stó:lō Territory. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, developing holistic family plans, and collaborating with families, Elders, and community partners to ensure child safety and well-being.
