Director of Social Development
Company: Ulkatcho First Nation
Location: Anahim Lake, BC
About the employer
The Ulkatcho First Nation has approximately 1,000 members of whom more than half live on-reserve. We are located on BC Highway #20 in the town of Anahim Lake, four hours west of Williams Lake and two hours east of Bella Coola.
It is an area of impressive beauty with mountain on all sides, but we are on the Chilcotin plateau which means relatively little rain in comparison to the coast, ranches, horses and cattle. There are lakes and rivers with excellent fishing, all manner of outdoor activities and the friendliness of a small town.
About the position
Ulkatcho First Nation has over 200 active client files. We require a Director of Social Development to manage the department and supervise one or two staff.
A strong understanding of AANDC social development system is essential, as is knowledge of the following:
Policies, procedures, social work principles and practices;
Aboriginal Operational Standards Indicators for resource social workers;
Relevant legislation.
This role is well suited to an organized individual who has the ability to work under pressure and meet competing deadlines. Outstanding problem solving and communication skills are essential. You are a leader who can inspire and motivate others and provide training and guidance to staff.
Desirable Qualifications
Knowledge of AANDC social development policies and procedures
Reliable
Clean criminal record
Minimum of Grade 12
Ideally a bachelor or masters of Social Work
Directly related experience
An appreciation of Carrier culture
A vehicle and a valid BC Driver’s License are required
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Please forward your resume, covering letter and three references to Liz Hennigar lhennigar@ulkatcho.ca
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