Human Relations Officer

We are looking for a human relations officer passionate about supporting and guiding people. You will work in a caring and respectful environment where listening, collaboration, and respect for cultural realities are central to every interaction.

Why choose this opportunity?

• Up to $104,000/year
• Bonuses between $31K and $48K/year*
• Full-time – 37.5 hours/week, Monday to Friday,
• 4 weeks of vacation
• 9 personal/sick days
• 13 statutory holidays
• RRSP contribution
• Pets allowed*
• Moving expenses covered
• Furnished accommodation provided by the employer
• Spouse/partner job access support, and much more!
• *Conditions apply

Your main responsibilities:

• Assessing reported situations and the child's living conditions
• Determining the urgency of the situation and implementing appropriate measures Implementation of protective measures during assessment if necessary
• Decision on the compromise and direction of the child's situation
• Coordination of multi-sectoral agreements and drafting of provisional agreements and voluntary measures
• Implementation of short-term interventions and drafting of reports and progress notes
• Presentation of cases to the Youth Court
• Psychosocial emergency care
• Collaboration and interventions upon request for other Youth Protection services (YCJA, Adoptions, RTS, Application of measures).

Desired Profile:

• Undergraduate degree in humanities
• Member of their professional order
• Theoretical and practical knowledge of the Youth Protection Act and the concept of protection
• Experience working with children
• Experience in the health and social services network Quebec
• Bilingualism required (Inuktitut an asset)

Why apply? This organization is guided by a clear vision: to sustainably improve the health and well‑being of communities while respecting their cultural identity. It offers humane, accessible services adapted to the specific needs of local populations.

*The masculine form is used solely to simplify the text. We remain fully committed to and open to all people and communities, including the Indigenous communities with whom we collaborate.