Thunder Bay Youth Program Support Worker (Northeastern Ontario)

Thunder Bay Youth Program Support Worker (Northeastern Ontario)

28 Aug
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Anishinabek Employment u0026 Training Services
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Northeastern Ontario

28 Aug

Anishinabek Employment u0026 Training Services

Northeastern Ontario

Be a key player at Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre as a Youth Program Support Worker for the Alternative Secondary School Program. This full time position aims to uplift urban Indigenous students through education. As a Support Worker, you will collaborate with the Lakehead District School Board to administer and deliver educational services.

Employing a trauma-informed, strengths-based approach, you’ll facilitate learning and engagement for participants. A minimum of three years in education or social services is preferred. Key Responsibilities:

- Coordinate educational activities for the ASSP
- Facilitate workshops that meet youth needs
- Draft and manage reports on program effectiveness
- Build relationships to promote youth trust and engagement
- Work flexibly including evenings or weekends Requirements:
- Relevant degree or 3+ years in social services
- Understanding of the Indigenous cultural landscape
- Excellent organizational and time management abilities
- Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills
- Clear criminal reference check required Enhance the lives of youth through education in this fulfilling role.

📌 Thunder Bay Youth Program Support Worker (Northeastern Ontario)
🏢 Anishinabek Employment u0026 Training Services
📍 Northeastern Ontario

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