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Child Protection Worker 12- Month Contract
- Salary
- CA$69K–CA$104K
- Hiring from
- Canada
- Work type
- Hybrid
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Key Responsibilities
- Responsible for the investigation of child protection allegations to families and institutions and service to families that require ongoing services.
- Ensure the protection of children by receiving initial referrals and investigating as per the Child, Youth & Family Services Act.
- Provide support and intervention to clients using a range of appropriate methodologies and techniques to best meet client needs.
- Liaise with professional and community staff to provide support services in line with the case management plan.
- Provide ongoing duty to report presentations as part of community outreach and agency liaison activities concerning the client population.
- Complete and maintain up-to-date case notes and recordings while complying with Ministry standards.
- Maintain current knowledge of legislation and government prescribed procedures, regulations, and child protection standards as per the Differential Response Model.
- Regularly provide on-call coverage for immediate response cases.
- Required to participate on the emergency after hours team.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
What You Will Bring:
- MSW or BSW or equivalent Human Services Degree
- 3 or more years of related experience in child welfare case management
- Authorized under the Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies (OACAS) or willing to complete the Authorization Candidacy Exam
- Working knowledge and understanding of Jewish history, experience, culture, and traditions across diverse expressions of identity and practice.
- Clinical, assessment and/or client service delivery experience required
- Working knowledge of CPIN (Child Protection Information Network) will be considered an asset
- Ability to work effectively in multi-disciplinary team
- Comprehension of French or another language will be considered an asset
- Valid Driver’s License and access to a vehicle is required
