Intake Abuse Worker

Position Summary: The incumbent will report to the Abuse Supervisor. The Intake/Abuse Worker is responsible for screening and assessing referrals to the program, investigation allegations of child abuse, providing crisis intervention services, completing the written documentation, and providing related services under the mandate of the Child and Family Services Authorities Act. Some Duties include: Investigation of all child abuse referrals/allegations received by the agency. Intakes and referrals: Create Safety Plans with family to mitigate risks in the home. If apprehension is necessary, coordinate with the Alternative Care Department to have them in appropriate and/or available placements. Initiates referrals to other community collaterals as appropriate. Ensuring follow-up to intake issues and needs. Transfer ongoing services. Particitaylpates in monthly Child Abuse Committee meetings to update community collaterals on ongoing abuse investigations. Completes written reports, file recordings, forms, and correspondence as required. Assist case worker(s) with resolving program and/or family conflict. Ensure the worker has developed a suitable plan with the family that has addressed the conflicts/issues. Maintain accurate documentation on CFSIS and Intake Module as required. Ensure all services provided are in compliance with Provincial standards, regulations and the Child and Family Services Act of Manitoba and reflect the values, traditions and customs of the community. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications: S.W., B.A., or Child & Family Services Diploma and/or equivalent combination of education and training/experience in a related field of service. Minimum of two-years’ experience working in a child welfare setting and/or a related field of study. Demonstrated skills in the areas of crisis intervention, child protection investigations, and assessing high risk situations which require immediate response. Knowledge of collateral services/community resources and how to access. Ability to work effectively under pressure and superintend workload in a team environment. Excellent interpersonal, verbal, written, time management, and organizational skills. Must have a valid Manitoba Drivers License, access to a vehicle and willing to travel. Must pass Criminal Record Check, Vulnerable Sector Search, and Child Abuse Registry Check. Ability to speak and/or understand the Ojibway language would be an asset. Knowledge and respect of First Nations traditional culture and traditional philosophy. If interested in applying, applicants will go to Sandy Bay Child and Family Services Inc. website: https://www.sandybaycfs.org/ careers section. Where you will submit a Cover Letter, Resume, along with three (3) References Letters, one being most recent Supervisor. Preference will be given to Canadian Citizens, First Nations, Métis, or Inuit candidates meeting the position requirements. All indigenous applicants are asked to self-declare within their cover letter.

The Intake Abuse Worker is responsible for screening referrals, investigating child abuse allegations, and providing crisis intervention services. They must create safety plans, coordinate placements, and maintain accurate documentation in compliance with provincial standards.

Candidates require a degree or diploma in Social Work, Child & Family Services, or a related field, with at least two years of experience in child welfare. A valid Manitoba driver's license and successful completion of criminal and child abuse registry checks are mandatory.

Relevées dans la description du poste. Confirmez les exigences importantes ci-dessus.

• Crisis Intervention
• Child Protection Investigations
• Risk Assessment
• Case Management
• Interpersonal Skills
• Time Management
• Organizational Skills
• Written Communication
• Verbal Communication
• Conflict Resolution
• Safety Planning
• Documentation

• Social Services
• Government & Public Sector
• Legal
• Healthcare

Formation minimale

Diplôme professionnel

Expérience minimale

2+ ans

Langue de l’offre

anglais

Heures de travail

40 heures par semaine