The Nunatsiavut Government was established in 2005 with the signing of the Labrador Inuit Land Claims Agreement. We are the first Inuit region in Canada to achieve self-government, a proud accomplishment for all Labrador Inuit. The Nunatsiavut Government is a fourth, distinct level of government, that is guided by the Labrador Inuit Constitution. The Nunatsiavut Government oversees key areas, including operations and management of programs, services and budgets, business and employment.
On-site · Hopedale
Deliver and plan developmentally appropriate childcare activities that support children's physical, cognitive, emotional, social, and Inuktitut language development while incorporating Inuit culture, values, and traditions. Maintain safe, healthy, and sanitized activity areas, support children through play and inclusive practices, record relevant information, and pursue ongoing professional development.
On-site · Hopedale
Develop and deliver community-based mental health and addictions promotion, prevention, education, and support programs, incorporating Inuit knowledge and community needs. Provide short-term counselling, crisis and substance-use support, treatment referrals, family programming, and collaboration with community and professional partners, while maintaining accurate records and reports.
On-site · Nain
Ensure the safety, nutrition, and health of infants and toddlers, and lead daily Inuktitut immersion teaching for children and their families. Plan, supervise, and participate in activities that support children's physical, social, emotional, and intellectual development while fostering a positive environment for children and parents.
On-site · Nain
Ensure the safety, nutrition, and health of infants and toddlers, and lead daily Inuktitut immersion teaching for children and their families. Prepare, supervise, and participate in activities that support children's physical, social, emotional, and intellectual development while fostering a positive and engaging environment.
