The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) is a political organization representing 63 First Nations in Manitoba. The mandate of AMC is to serve as a unified forum to advance the collective interests of Manitoba First Nations while respecting each Nation's right to self-determination. AMC takes its direction from the Chiefs-in-Assembly who represent the member First Nation and meet at regular intervals to put forward issues for dialogue and decision.
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The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) is a political organization representing 63 First Nations in Manitoba. The mandate of AMC is to serve as a unified forum to advance the collective interests of Manitoba First Nations while respecting each Nation's right to self-determination. AMC takes its direction from the Chiefs-in-Assembly who represent the member First Nation and meet at regular intervals to put forward issues for dialogue and decision.
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Bureaux déclarés
476 Madison St, 137, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3J 1J1, CA
275 Portage Ave E, 200, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 2B3, CA
Catégories d’activité
Advocacy
Education
Government
Health Care
Non Profit
Public Safety
Social Assistance
Autres noms enregistrés
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs
Spécialités
advocacy
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Non
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0
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Secteur
Government Administration
Taille
51-200 employees
Siège social
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Type d’organisation
Government Agency
Fondée en
1988
Spécialités
advocacy
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs a 18 offres ouvertes au Canada en date du 11 novembre 2026. Principaux lieux : Winnipeg.
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3+ ansCandidates need a post-secondary diploma or degree in business, finance, accounting, public administration or Indigenous governance, plus three years of funding or financial administration experience and experience working with First Nations. A valid Class 5 licence, reliable vehicle and satisfactory criminal record check are required.
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs needs candidates with an undergraduate degree in social services or equivalent training, and extensive social service experience. Candidates need knowledge of First Nations issues, culture and Winnipeg services, plus strong communication skills, Microsoft Office skills, case management experience, and a valid Class 5 licence.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, HIFIS
Candidates need proven experience as a program coordinator or in a related role, plus budgeting and financial reporting knowledge and Microsoft Office skills. A bachelor's degree in business or a related field is required or considered an asset, and an understanding of First Nations child and family services is a strong asset.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, BambooHR
2+ ansCandidates need an Administrative Assistant Certificate or about two years of related experience or training, plus extensive experience with data and budget development. They also need knowledge of First Nations culture, history and community issues, strong written and organizational skills, a driver's licence, access to a vehicle, and proficiency with Microsoft Word, Outlook, databases and scanning.
Candidates need strong organizational, financial and communication skills, plus experience supporting program administration. The posting asks for a cover letter, resume and three professional references, including a recent employer.
Candidates need extensive experience working with First Nation communities and organizations, knowledge of First Nation culture, history, health programs and Chief and Council protocols. They must maintain confidentiality under PHIA standards and build strong relationships with families and multi-disciplinary teams.
Research, Community medicine, Reporting, Confidentiality, Documentation, Communication skills
Candidates need comparable experience planning events of this scale, with two or three past events and two references. Proposals must show a clear workplan, risk management and a fixed fee.
Child care, Logistics, Risk management, Assembly, Documentation
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs needs candidates with a college or university program in social work, child and elder care, psychology or another social science or health discipline, or equivalent social service experience. Candidates should know rental properties, tenancy policies and housing in general, and understand Indigenous cultural practices.
Case management, Documentation, Statistics, Reporting, Research, Purchase supplies
Candidates need administrative experience, ideally in healthcare, social services or community programs. Strong organization, attention to detail, computer and Microsoft Office skills, and knowledge of trauma-informed care are required, along with the ability to work well with First Nation stakeholders.
5+ ansAssembly of Manitoba Chiefs needs candidates with at least 5 years of experience in the Manitoba Child and Family Services system and knowledge of First Nations child welfare, justice, education and health issues. Candidates also need strong communication, organization and Microsoft Office skills, plus a valid Class 5F licence.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook
Candidates need Grade 12, knowledge of First Nations issues in child welfare, justice and health, and strong verbal and written communication. A valid Class 5F licence, Microsoft Office skills and a criminal record and child abuse registry check are also required.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, Vehicle
Candidates need Grade 12, knowledge of First Nations issues in child welfare, justice and health, and strong communication skills. A First Nations language is a strong asset, along with Microsoft Office skills, a valid Class 5F licence and flexibility to work and travel.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook
Candidates need Grade 12 (college or university preferred), knowledge of First Nations child welfare, justice and health issues, and excellent communication skills. A Class 5F licence, criminal record and child abuse registry checks, and Microsoft Office skills are also required.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook
10+ ans10+ gestionCandidates need a university degree in a social sciences field, or equivalent post-secondary education with extensive direct service experience. They need ten years of executive management, five years working with First Nations families in child welfare, and strong communication and negotiation skills.
Candidates need a college or university background in social work, child and youth care, psychology or a related field, or equivalent social service experience. Strong leadership, organization, conflict resolution and cooperation skills with First Nation stakeholders are required, and a valid driver's licence may be needed.
Leadership, Case management, Coaching, Documentation, Communication skills, Collaboration
4+ ansCandidates need a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Social Work, plus four years of related experience and education, and knowledge of First Nations child welfare issues and traditional and contemporary practices. Strong analytical, writing, planning, and verbal skills are required, along with a Class 5 licence and a reliable vehicle.
Technical support, Presentation skills, Scheduling, Training and development, Critical thinking, Problem solving
Candidates need a certificate from a recognized post-secondary institution, or an equivalent mix of education and experience. Experience with the Child and Family Services system, First Nation families and facilitating workshops is an asset, along with strong communication, organization and Microsoft Office skills.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook
10+ ans5+ gestionCandidates need an undergraduate degree in a communications-related field, at least 10 years of First Nations policy analysis and political advisory experience, and 5 years of leadership and marketing communications experience. Strong writing, project management and First Nations community knowledge are also required.
Website content management, Digital publishing technologies