Dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of every child.
Kenora, Ontario
Kenora-Rainy River Districts Child and Family Services is a non-profit community organization funded by the Government of Ontario, legally mandated to protect children and youth from abuse and neglect through the Child and Family Services Act. The Agency spans two districts, Kenora and Rainy River, which is a large portion of Northwestern Ontario. This relatively new organization (2011) is a result of the merging of two organizations (Family & Children’s Services of the District of Rainy River and Kenora-Patricia Child and Family Services) with a rich and lengthy history in each of their districts. The Agency offers many services to children and families including: Child Welfare, Children’s Mental Health, and Developmental Services. Our agency provides counseling, teaching and support programs to help create safe and loving homes for children. We work with families to offer guidance and techniques for them to become better parents and for their children to develop to their full potential. We also work with community partners to ensure the families we work with have access to other programs and services specific to their needs.
On-site · Fort Frances
The Supervisor provides clinical supervision and support to staff while managing Children's Mental Health or Developmental Services programs. This includes program development, budget monitoring, and ensuring compliance with legislative and agency standards.
On-site · Atikokan
The Supervisor provides clinical supervision and support to staff while managing assigned programs, including development, budget monitoring, and public consultation. They ensure all programs adhere to legislative requirements, Ministry standards, and Agency policies.
On-site · Fort Frances
The Supervisor provides clinical supervision and support to staff while managing assigned programs, including development, budget monitoring, and public consultation. They ensure all programs comply with legislative requirements, Ministry standards, and Agency policies.
On-site · Kenora
The Child Care Worker provides daily care, guidance, and direct supervision for youth in a staffed resource unit. They create a safe, trauma-informed environment to support healing, skill development, and positive life outcomes.
On-site · Kenora
The Child Welfare Worker provides intake, assessment, and clinical intervention for children and families. They are responsible for conducting investigations, managing emergency services, and making court applications to ensure child safety.
On-site · Kenora
Responsible for the daily care, guidance, and direct supervision of youth in a staffed resource unit. The role focuses on creating a safe, nurturing environment using trauma-informed approaches to promote healing and skill development.
