LYTTON FIRST NATION JOB OPPORTUNITIES

 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. 

LFN Health is currently seeking a Health Care Aide. The position is available as either a full-time or part-time position. This role involves providing personal care, medication reminders, and support with daily activities. Responsibilities also include light housekeeping, transportation to appointments, emotional support, as well as medical care such as palliative, wound care or mobility assistance. This role requires monitoring clients' health, maintaining accurate records, coordinating care, and staying current with the required training. Strong communication skills and a commitment to client well-being are essential.

The Lytton First Nation (LFN) is recruiting a dynamic, energetic, self-motivated Community Health Representative (CHR) who is responsible for participating in the delivery of Community health, treatment, and surveillance programs to address health prevention, intervention and treatment needs within the community. As a member of the Health Team, the CHR is also responsible for liaising with patients, families, the community, and Health care providers to ensure patients and families understand their conditions and treatment and are receiving the appropriate care. The CHR is responsible for providing health education and monitoring the community health during epidemics and emergencies.

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 Housing Manager must be in compliance with the LFN Housing Policy and will oversee operations of the housing program. Some of the tasks include setting budgets and policies, developing proposals, managing renovation and new build expenditures, overseeing occupancy eligibility, operations, developing, and providing reports and/or documentation needed to secure and maintain funding or grants for the LFN housing department. The housing manager will work closely with the Capital Manager and report to the Administrator.

 The Health Manager leads a multidisciplinary health care delivery team that provides preventative and remedial health services to meet the holistic needs of the Lytton First Nation’s people. The primary responsibility of the Health Manager is to plan, implement, evaluate, and report on community health programs and ensure these programs reflect and address the physical, cultural, psychological, social, and environmental needs of the Lytton First Nation communities. This position requires a professional who is culturally inclusive and strives for a collaborative approach within a team environment. 

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 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.