Post Majority Worker - F/T (Langley) - 1821 at Fraser Valley Aboriginal Children and Family Services Society

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Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

19 Apr, 26

Salary

79324.0

Posted On

19 Jan, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Communication Skills, Cultural Awareness, Conflict Resolution, Community Resources Knowledge, Collaboration, Transition Planning, Life Skills Training, Indigenous Culture Knowledge, Assessment Skills, Relationship Building, Administrative Skills, Solution-Focused Practices, Flexibility, Teamwork, Emotional Intelligence, Problem Solving

Industry

Civic and Social Organizations

Description

“What we do together…our H.E.A.R.T is our difference.” Do you have a genuine passion in promoting the values of Indigenous culture working with and for Indigenous children, youth, and families (First Nations, Métis, and Inuit) while respecting their cultural diversity? If so, consider joining our Xyólheméylh work family. We are a fully delegated Indigenous Child & Family Service Agency providing programs and services to Indigenous children, youth, and families on and off reserve within Stó:lō Territory in the Fraser Valley between Yale First Nation and Surrey BC. Our programs and services are created and delivered with the support of our Elders Advisory Council with special attention on strengthening culture and identity, while honoring the strength of families. * We strive to work in a holistic way to keep families together and reintegrate children back with their families and extended families. * Our service delivery is done with an open heart and an open mind focusing on the best interest of the family while keeping children at the center. * We work to ensure children are connected to their family, and community while striving to ensure their inherent rights to heritage and identity are upheld in all we do. ---------------------------------------- Post Majority Worker -1821 Full-Time Position- Langley Post Majority Youth Services Team EDO (Earned Day Off) Available – Friday Week 1 Salary – $69,761.01 - $79,324.79 per annum (35 hrs. per week) POSITION SUMMARY: Reporting to the Delegated Team Leader, the Post Majority Worker is a key point of contact and resource for young adults and youth who have reached the age of majority and have left care. The Post Majority Worker (PMW) is responsible for supporting young adults in their successful transition out of the child welfare system into adulthood and independence. The PMW will help young adults to develop and pursue their goals, and will support them to identify, access, and navigate adult service systems relevant to their specific needs. The PMW will also support young adults to connect to existing supports and resources within their communities including, housing supports, education resources, employment services and training, life skills training (e.g., financial management (including tax supports), household management), health and mental health services, and legal services. Post Majority Worker supports young adults in their transition to adulthood by providing continuity of service, a connection to a broad range of adult government, community and cultural supports and services, and access to financial supports post-19 years of age. The PMW ensures the right people are brought together to collectively plan, make decisions, and commit to actions that best support the transition of young adults to adulthood. PMW collaborates with other ministry staff to support relational and cultural stability, assist young adults to consider and plan for their future goals, and support the management and updating of the transition plan. They operate within the parameters provided by the BC Child, Family and Community Services Act and the Aboriginal Operational and Practice Standards and Indicators (AOPSI), and use a solution focussed and trauma informed practice framework in their work with youth, families, and communities. Xyólheméylh is proud to have an Elders Advisory Council to ensure that culture is embedded throughout the agency ensuring the goals, missions and values are upheld in a good way. Lets'emót – to be of one heart and one mind. EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: * Degree or related diploma in an identified human services field (Psychology, Sociology, Criminology, Anthropology, Early Childhood Education, Theology, Indigenous Studies, Education, or Nursing) * Minimum of 1 years' experience working with vulnerable youth and young adults with complex needs including issues of substance abuse, mental illness, homelessness, or youth in or formerly from ministry care will be considered. * Must be delegated or eligible for C3 delegation in Province of B.C. * Knowledge and appreciation of Indigenous culture and historical impacts that effect the development of individuals and communities. * Valid BC Driver’s Class 5 License (no restrictions); reliable transportation with adequate vehicle insurance. * Criminal records check required. Pursuant to Section 41 of the BC Human Rights Code, preference may be given to qualified applicants of Aboriginal ancestry. RESPONSIBILITIES & DUTIES: * Assists in the coordination and development of transition plans for youth over 19 who have left or are preparing to leave care. * Collaborates with Guardianship Social worker for transition to be fully independent. * Conducts needs based assessments with young adults seeking supports to inform transition planning and works with clients through the implementation of their plan. Works in collaboration with other ministry staff to ensure the transition plan is updated and reviewed on a regular basis. * Provides and recommends resources and supports to young adults transitioning to independence and connects them to a broad range of adult government, community and cultural supports and services. * Provides support to young adults to build stronger connections with their extended family, culture and/or Indigenous communities, or others from their community. * Supports young adults to establish long-term living arrangements that allows them to maintain connections to family, community, and culture. * Maintains an awareness of community resources that can be utilized to provide support to young adults. * Maintains required program administrative records. * Acts as a liaison, supports and implements group-based facilitation to ensure independence in our young adults. * Ensure agreements are accurate and signed. * Ability to practice standards set out in the B.C. Child, Family and Community Services Act, and the Aboriginal Operational and Practice Standards and Indicators (AOPSI) Manual. * Other duties as assigned. SKILLS & ABILITIES: * Excellent oral and written communication skills, including the ability to write concise reports for various audiences. * Knowledge of the community and available resources, both locally and provincially. * Ability to work collaboratively with ministry, staff, and stakeholder to support the development of the youth’s transition plan prior to youth leaving the care of the ministry. * Ability to understand diversity within Indigenous communities and build relationships with community stakeholders and Indigenous communities. * Demonstrated ability to lead and facilitate emotionally charged meetings/situations while working collaboratively with the family and community. * Ability to demonstrate strong conflict resolution skills. * Ability to form trusting, respectful and effective relationships with children, Indigenous communities, caregivers, parents, and other FVACFSS employees. * Ability to embed solution-focused practices such as Signs of Safety or Appreciative Inquiry. * Demonstrate ability to balance competing priorities and work under pressure. * Computer skills for Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook. * May be required to work flexible hours (work evenings/weekends). * May be required to travel in remote locations to Indigenous communities. CONFIDENTIALITY: FVACFSS employees are expected to be familiar with and must comply with the expectations of confidentiality as outlined in the Agency’s Human Resources Policy Manual and other policies and operational manuals, AOPSI and the B.C. Child, Family and Community Services Act. LEARN MORE: You can learn more about us at www.fvacfss.ca [http://www.fvacfss.ca]. Union Membership will be required for this position. We are pleased to offer employer paid Extended Health benefits and enjoy participating in our attractive pension program with the Public Service Pension Plan. This position is open to internal and external candidates at this time. Applications will be accepted until 4:30pm PST on Tuesday, January 27th, 2026 Current Xyólheméylh employees must apply for this position using the Internal Job Posting portal in ADP, with Xyólheméylh login credentials. COVID-19 Precautions The health and safety or our employees, their families, and the communities that we serve is of utmost importance to us and will follow the BC Ministry of Health Guidelines. Because the health of our employees and candidates is a top priority, we may be conducting our hiring process virtually. We will provide candidates selected for interviews with all the required instructions.

Responsibilities

The Post Majority Worker supports young adults transitioning out of the child welfare system by developing and implementing transition plans. They connect young adults with community resources and ensure continuity of support as they move towards independence.