To ensure children are safe, protected and given opportunities to reach their full potential.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
HISTORY: Sagkeeng First Nation established Sagkeeng Child & Family Services in 1978. Sagkeeng was one of the first Indigenous Child & Family Service agencies in Manitoba. Sagkeeng Child & Family Services was founded on the beliefs, values and desires of the community with respect to the well-being of their children and families. MISSION STATEMENT: To ensure children are safe, protected and given opportunities to reach their full potential. To provide Child & Family Services that promote family wellness. To encourage community participation and responsibility by providing an integrative teamwork approach through collaborative delivery of services. Communities We Serve: Sagkeeng First Nations Winnipeg (Off-Reserve Band Membership) PROGRAM SERVICES: Designated Intake Agency - Intake Services Prevention - Community Workshops - Parenting - Life Skills - In Home Support Protection - Reunification - Investigation Services to Children - Temporary - Permanent - Transitional Alternative Care - Kinship/Guardianship - Placement Resource Cultural Programming - Elder Services - Land-based camps Resource Support - Support Work - Driver Support Human Resources - Recruitment/Retention - Communication - Training & Development - Executive Coaching Finance Department - Agency Financial Services SAGKEENG SEVEN SACRED TEACHINGS: Who we are as a people is defined by our Seven Sacred Teachings [TRUTH / LOVE / RESPECT / COURAGE / HONESTY / WISDOM / HUMILITY]
On-site · Selkirk
The Administrative Assistant provides essential clerical and operational support to the Biidaaziiway Gamik unit, including scheduling, record management, and correspondence. They also assist clinical staff with documentation, meeting coordination, and the monitoring of service utilization reports.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Alternative Care Worker provides consultation and expert advice regarding alternative care provider issues while ensuring compliance with provincial acts and standards. They are responsible for screening, licensing, and monitoring alternative care homes to ensure the safety and well-being of children in care.
On-site · Selkirk
Provide holistic mentoring, coaching, and counseling services to children, youth, and families to support their healing journeys and case goals. Coordinate land-based initiatives, facilitate workshops, and maintain detailed case documentation while collaborating with clinical and cultural teams.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Direct Service Worker will manage a caseload to provide services that reunify and preserve family units while ensuring compliance with provincial and community standards. They are responsible for providing recommendations and action plans for the ongoing care and development of children under their responsibility.
On-site · Selkirk
The Psychologist provides a full range of psychological services, including biopsychosocial assessments, diagnosis, and intensive therapy for children and parents. They also provide clinical supervision to mental health clinicians and collaborate within a multi-disciplinary team to support mental health pathways.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Direct Service Worker will manage a caseload to provide services that reunify or preserve family units while ensuring compliance with provincial and community standards. They are responsible for developing and implementing care plans to address the specific needs of children and families under their supervision.
On-site · Selkirk
The role involves conducting assessments and consultations to determine treatment goals for preschoolers, school-age children, and pre-teens. The pathologist will collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team and liaise with families to provide updates and modify treatment plans.
On-site · Selkirk
Conduct comprehensive occupational therapy assessments and implement interventions for children and families within home, school, and community settings. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to develop individual service plans and provide clinical coaching to educators.
On-site · Selkirk
The Speech-Language Pathologist will assess and consult to determine treatment goals and programming for clients, primarily preschoolers and school-age children. They will also liaise with families to provide updates on treatment progress and work collaboratively with a multi-disciplinary team.
