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Mamow Weechiwaywin Winnipeg Office Manager - job post

Sandy Lake First Nation Mamow Weechiwaywin Program
159 Henderson Highway, Winnipeg, MB R2L 1L4
$70,000–$110,000 a year - Permanent, Full-time

Job details

Pay

  • $70,000–$110,000 a year

Job type

  • Permanent
  • Full-time

Shift and schedule

  • Overtime
  • On call

Location

159 Henderson Highway, Winnipeg, MB R2L 1L4

Benefits

Pulled from the full job description

  • Vision care
  • Dental care
  • Life insurance

Full job description

Job Overview

Location: Winnipeg

Salary Grid: $70-110 Salary Grid Based on Education and Experience

Under the direction of the Mamow Weechiwaywin Director, and Sandy Lake First Nation Chief & Council, The Winnipeg Office Manager is responsible for supervising first nation representative services & early intervention programs run out of our Winnipeg Satellite Office.

CASE MANAGEMENT SUPERVISION

Responding to Notices of Significant Measure (NoS).

  • Receive and respond to NoS from mandated Child Welfare agencies.
  • Follow up with each new NoS by responding to the notice and coordinating a follow up case conference with the assigned worker.
  • Ensure that the Sandy Lake Caregiver who is the subject of the NoS understands what is going on, and is connected with legal support if needed.
  • Follow the progress of the file to ensure appropriate deadlines are met.
  • Retain legal representation for the First Nation in consultation with the Band Rep Associate Director

Intake & Assessment

  • Provide support, capacity building and direction to the Intake worker.
  • Ensure that intake is being done in a streamlined way
  • Intake & Assessment forms are being filled out for each new intake
  • Consent forms are filled out & uploaded to the database
  • Intake notes are uploaded to the database
  • A worker is assigned by the Case Manager to follow up on new intakes
  • Educate Intake workers on the duty to report where allegations relate to abuse or severe neglect.
  • Ensure files are being referred to the appropriate program: Band Representative Services, Prevention or Post-Majority Care

Case Reviews

  • Establish communication expectations with mandated agencies to provide scheduled case reviews

Case Planning

1. Participating in the Case Plan with the Mandated CFS Agency (Band Rep Files)

  • Ensuring that all workers have copies of the case plan from the mandated agency and have identified in collaboration with the client & agency how they are assisting in the case plan. ( Both Caregiver & Child Plans)
  • Ensure that the case plan identifies and prioritizes maintaining connections to family, extended family and the community. Identify and ensure collaboration with other First Nation Band Reps.
  • Ensure that children and families are supported with ID & Registration as a priority
  • For children over the age of 15 years, the case plan to include ‘age of majority’ planning

2. Developing a Case Plan with a Client where they are not open to CFS.(Imminent Risk of Child Welfare Involvement)

  • Ensure that workers collaborate with the client to develop a case plan:
  • Check in via supervision meetings to provide mentorship and support.
  • Ensure that children and families are supported with ID & Registration as a priority

Supervision

  • Sit down monthly with workers to learn about their caseload and review/evaluate the case plan for each file.
  • Ensure that client files are kept up to date ie; all case notes and documentation are uploaded to the database.
  • Discuss training goals with workers and assist with the coordination of identified training.
  • Ensure that workers are provided with regular opportunities to debrief, coordinating with elders or outside mental health services if needed.
  • Keep an ongoing and current record which details all workers and the clients they support.

Court Relate Duties

  • Provide mentorship and training opportunities on MB provincial and federal child welfare laws
  • Oversee all court-related matters to ensure that all timelines are met and that all identified support tasks are completed prior to court.
  • Where appropriate, provide mentorship to Staff as they communicate with the family about any information related to the court process and identify opportunities for training and capacity building.
  • Ensure that Sandy Lake community members are supported to access the appropriate legal aid.

On Call

  • Develop a monthly on-call schedule for after hour child protection emergency response. Distribute the schedule to staff and managers 1 month in advance.
  • Ensure that the team is inputting on-call and after-hours case notes into the system and that new intakes are passed to the intake worker for processing.
  • Process purchase-authorizations for overtime worked during on-call shifts.

Weekly Meeting

  • Facilitate weekly meetings Monday mornings to get all staff on the same page for the upcoming week
  • Check in with staff with an awareness of vicarious trauma and a focus on mental health, self-care opportunities, and teambuilding. Host Friday debriefing meetings when needed.

Protocol Development

  • Work towards developing, implementing and monitoring protocols and/or service agreements with Animikii, ANCHR and Winnipeg Service Providers (ie Hospital) as directed in collaboration with Mamow Weechiwaywin Director and Band Rep Associate Director the Sandy Lake Liaison Councillor.
  • Ensure agency and Mamow Weechiwaywin staff are all trained in the protocol & following protocol.

ADMINISTRATION

Data Management

  • Provide quarterly reports to Senior Management & the Council Laison of services
  • # Files open to Animikii, ANCHR
  • # Files opened to Band Rep Services: Worker Assignment
  • # Files open to Intervention Services: Worker Assignment
  • # Files open to Post Majority Care
  • Ensure information is securely stored and all copies of correspondence, memos, forms, reports, file recordings, quarterly case reviews and closing case summaries are filed.

Human Resources

  • Advocate for the Winnipeg Mamow Weechiwaywin office to have appropriate client-to-staff ratios by providing reports to Senior Management and Chief and Council of worker caseloads and human resources requirements.
  • Draft job descriptions for identified areas of need for approval, Participate in interviews
  • Ensure new staff receive proper onboarding training and submit necessary documentation for their personnel file (ie; Drivers License, CPC check, etc )
  • Conduct 3-month probationary reviews and annual performance reviews
  • Support staff with performance management and progressive discipline when needed
  • In collaboration with Human resources, track leaves for all staff.

Finance

  • Ensure that staff are using the appropriate forms inside SharePoint when requesting finances for client support.
  • Oversee the Winnipeg Credit Card, and ensure all receipts are uploaded into QuickBooks with appropriate notes
  • Develop an annual and monthly budget for the Winnipeg Office.

Education and Experience

  • Bachelor of Social Work preferred
  • Minimum of 5-years experience working in the child welfare sector preferably in Manitoba
  • Minimum of 5-years experience working in a management role
  • Experience utilizing a database for client information
  • Punctuality and dependability are essential to this position.
  • Excellent organizational skills and the ability to prioritize tasks.
  • Ability to adapt to a changing routine.
  • Ability to set priorities, handle multiple tasks simultaneously, and meet deadlines.
  • Demonstrates strong initiative with the ability to work independently while functioning as part of a team.
  • Proficiency with MS Office, Excel, Internet, E-mail and other business-related computer software is required.
  • A sensitivity and understanding of culture, language, and issues relevant to First Nation communities.
  • A current, satisfactory criminal record check including clearance to work with vulnerable men, women, youth, and child intervention.
  • Satisfactory child abuse registry check.
  • Ability to handle sensitive information with confidentiality.
  • A valid class 5 driver license is an asset.

DEADLINE DATE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 ,2026

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS:

Please submit your resume and cover letter to the following:

hr.mamow@sandylakefirstnation.com,

wpg.manager@sandylakefirstnation.com

Pay: $70,000.00-$110,000.00 per year

Benefits:

  • Dental care
  • Life insurance
  • Vision care

Work Location: In person

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