Job Title: Protection Worker – Term Start Immediately to December 10, 2027 – Brandon Location

September 10, 2026
Application ends: September 23, 2026
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Job Title: Protection Worker

Type: Full Time – Term – Immediately to December 10, 2027

Closing Date:  September 23, 2026

Competition Number: DTS202614

Location: Brandon Sub Office

Posting date: September 9, 2026

 

 

 

 

POSITION SUMMARY: The Protection Worker is responsible for providing mandated child protection and support services, will adhere to the Child and Family Services Act, the Manitoba Guidelines.

 

KEY RESPONSIBLITIES:

·         Providing mandated child protection and family support services

·         Respond to all service/referral’s requests – Intake

·         Gather information, Interview, Assessments, Document

·         Case Management, Knowledge CFSIS (Child and Family Services System and Intake Module)

·         Positive Relationship Building with clients and collaterals.

 

QUALIFICATIONS, EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE:

·         B.S.W, Post-Secondary degree in a related field of study/or Child & Family Services Diploma.

·         A minimum of (3) three years in experience in the field of Child and Family Services or equivalent services field.

·         Intake Module IM knowledge and experience.

·         CFSIS Training, Knowledge is required

·         Excellent organizational, interpersonal and communication skills

·         Knowledge of the Manitoba, Child and Family Services Act

·         A valid drivers license and access to a vehicle and willing to travel

·         Knowledge and respect for the Dakota cultures and traditional philosophies.

How to apply: Submit Cover Letter, Resume and (3) three references indicating competition number to:   Human Resources

PH:  204-855-2150   FAX:  204-855-2131

Email: HR@dakotatiwaheservices.com

 

We thank all who apply but only those selected for an interview will be contacted. All successful applicants must provide a clear criminal record, and child abuse registry. First Nations are encouraged to self-identify of being First Nation descent.