LYTTON FIRST NATION JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Lytton First Nation (LFN) is looking to fill the role of Capital Manager. If you are an innovative, resourceful, and independent person with senior management skills this is the job for you.

The Capital Manager role’s primary responsibility is the planning and delivery of capital projects including renovation, upgrades, and new construction projects.

The Lytton First Nation (LFN) are searching for a Lands and Natural Resource Governance Director, the Lands and Natural Resource Governance Director will administer the TemEEwuh na Ta hheeymOt (Land Code) and develop and implement laws, policies and procedures related to land administration, land and resource management, planning, environmental management, land development and land transaction registration.

Relying on a broad range of expertise such as development planning, land use planning, community planning, and urban design. The Director oversees permanent staff as well as a variety of consulting teams in relation to the development of a range of planning studies, recommendations, lands use policies, law amendments, and interpretation of applicable planning policies, guidelines, and laws. The individual in this role requires strong project and management skills, as well as negotiation and relationship building abilities, in addition to analysis and reporting.

Lytton First Nation (LFN) is currently recruiting drivers for the Tl’Kemtsin Community Health Team.

There will be trips outside of Lytton, as well as transportation needed within the community to help elders and LFN members get to and from scheduled appointments. The driver must maintain a cheerful disposition for all trips and is responsible for providing safe and reliable transportation. The driver must have great interpersonal skills to effectively communicate with all ages, maintaining professionalism and privacy of all clients within their trust.

The Lytton First Nation (LFN) is recruiting a Child Welfare Advocate for Social Development. The Child Welfare Advocate report to the Social Development Manager and will work with the Child Advocate Program to support LFN children and families involved in the Child Welfare System and Advance Jurisdiction in Child Welfare. The Child Welfare Advocate will help assist LFN members with family court, transportation to court, assist with home visits, and help to find local caregivers and ensure to connect families living out of the community to their Nkshaytkn and community.

The Lytton First Nation (LFN) is recruiting a qualified and experienced Full-Time Communications Manager within the Administration Department. The Communications Manager will be responsible for the implementation, development, and information management and distribution of internal and external communication for Lytton First Nation. The successful candidate must be knowledgeable and well-experienced in the multi-media approach for community communications for LFN, programs and services that are shared out to a wide range of audiences.

 The Drug and Alcohol Support Worker will provide addiction support services to vulnerable and at-risk individuals and families within the Lytton First Nation (LFN) community. The role includes one on one sessions, treatment planning, referrals, and facilitating prevention and post-treatment services. This position promotes healing, wellness, and self-reliance using both traditional and contemporary approaches. 

The Lytton First Nation (LFN) is recruiting a Lands Communication and Engagement Officer to assist the Lands department toward advancement of the Land Code. Your important role is to be the contact person for membership to communicate as new laws are developed, and plans and policies are implemented.

The Lytton First Nation is recruiting a Home Support Worker Level 1, who is responsible for providing homemaking services to Elders and others who require care and resources in their homes. The worker will provide in-home support services to the clients in the Home and Community Care Program. The worker will work under the supervision and support of the Social Development Program.

The Lytton First Nation (LFN) is recruiting a Enforcement Officer.   

This unique opportunity seeks individuals who are dedicated to enhancing their skill set, contributing to the well-being of our community, and cultivating a positive impact within the justice system. The comprehensive training will equip participants with knowledge, expertise, and practical experience necessary to thrive in various roles within the justice sector, all while nurturing a deep understanding and respect for our cultural values and traditions.