Job opportunity
Indigenous Independent Living Care Coordinator
Barrie Area Native Advisory Circle
Support independent living through culturally safe care coordination and homemaking services with BANAC in a hybrid Midland-area position. Assess needs, eligibility, and service plans.
As an Indigenous Independent Living Care Coordinator, you will work within BANAC’s Homemaking Framework for adults aged 55 and up. The temporary full-time, 12-month contract serves clients with age-related health conditions, disabilities, or respite needs. Your work will center Indigenous governance, cultural safety, self-determination, and trauma-informed care.
Key Responsibilities:
Assess client needs and determine eligibility for homemaking services
Develop plans of service collaboratively with clients
Coordinate non-medical homemaking services in Midland
Deliver services in culturally safe, appropriate ways
Participate in Indigenous Cultural Safety training and reflexive practice
Requirements:
Post-secondary education or related Personal Support Work diploma
Minimum five years’ experience with relevant Personal Support Work education
Experience serving aging populations and Indigenous communities
Understanding of Indigenous history, culture, traditions, ceremonies, and values
Valid CPR, AED, Class G license, and Vulnerable Sector Check
Bring culturally grounded coordination, assessment, and trauma-informed care to BANAC’s Indigenous community wellness services across the Midland area.
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Apply on source site As an Indigenous Independent Living Care Coordinator, you will work within BANAC’s Homemaking Framework for adults aged 55 and up. The temporary full-time, 12-month contract serves clients with age-related health conditions, disabilities, or respite needs. Your work will center Indigenous governance, cultural safety, self-determination, and trauma-informed care.
Key Responsibilities:
Assess client needs and determine eligibility for homemaking services
Develop plans of service collaboratively with clients
Coordinate non-medical homemaking services in Midland
Deliver services in culturally safe, appropriate ways
Participate in Indigenous Cultural Safety training and reflexive practice
Requirements:
Post-secondary education or related Personal Support Work diploma
Minimum five years’ experience with relevant Personal Support Work education
Experience serving aging populations and Indigenous communities
Understanding of Indigenous history, culture, traditions, ceremonies, and values
Valid CPR, AED, Class G license, and Vulnerable Sector Check
Bring culturally grounded coordination, assessment, and trauma-informed care to BANAC’s Indigenous community wellness services across the Midland area.
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