Practice differently. Learn in community. Grow your career in ways that keep Nowh ut’en and Nowh guna at the centre.
At Carrier Sekani Family Services, you can work, study and train in roles that support wellness for children, families and Nations across north central BC.
Work With Us. Practice Differently.
When you join CSFS, you join a team that builds programs from culture first. Our staff work in health, child and family services, justice, administration and more, with support from leaders and Elders who hold the long-term vision.
Why Work at CSFS
- Direct impact in Carrier and Sekani communities
- Flexible, team-based work environments
- Between 3–6 weeks of vacation, plus cultural and personal leave
- Strong benefits, pension and mental health supports
- Ongoing training, mentorship and support to grow your career
Learning & Training for Member Nations
Our Training and Development team walks alongside community members who want to gain new skills, upgrade existing ones or move into new roles.
We can help you:
- Build confidence and credibility in your current job
- Earn certificates, diplomas and degrees through partner institutions
- Find bursaries, scholarships and grants for Indigenous learners
- Strong benefits, pension and mental health supports
- Access supports like driving lessons, entrepreneurship training and Canada Learning Bond information
Nowh Guna’ Carrier Culture Training
Our Nowh Guna’ Carrier Culture Training supports people who want to build strong, respectful relationships with Indigenous communities.
Participants learn local Carrier history, the impacts of colonization, strategies to build trust and some Carrier language, all guided by knowledge holders and the First Peoples Principles of Learning.
Nowh Guna’ is open to:
- Indigenous and non-Indigenous service providers
- Community members who want to stand in “both worlds”
- CSFS staff as part of their professional development
