Reports To Youth Centre Program Team Lead
Saulteau First Nations Mission We strive to be the Best Governed Nation, one that is proud, culturally strong and self-sufficient. As stewards of the land we will ensure that the best sustainable practices are followed, now and in the future. We remain proudly determined.
Job Purpose Youth Program Facilitators aim to provide a variety of culturally appropriate, fun, and interactive programs primarily for Saulteau First Nations (SFN) youth. The programs are hosted in an inviting setting and offer young community members a place to socialize, connect, and learn.
Duties and Responsibilities Program Administration and Facilitation Participates in the planning, development, implementation, facilitation, and supervision of culturally and age appropriate, fun, creative and interactive programs that meet the criteria of funding agreements for the Youth Centre
Manage the food budget while tracking supplies, ordering / purchasing ingredients, reducing waste and making cost-effective choices without compromising quality
Maintain accurate records of clients in regard to dietary restrictions, cultural preferences, and allergies
Teaches the youth about healthy eating in practical ways which can include cooking demonstrations, hands‑on workshops or conversations about food choices and the effect they have on the body
Maintains accurate statistics of meal counts, dietary accommodations and safety logs
Provides monthly reporting to your supervisor
Collaborates with the rest of the Youth Centre team to develop a monthly and yearly calendar; ensures calendar coincides with other existing SFN Programs and Community events
Liaises with other Saulteau First Nations departments for collaborative program opportunities
Cultivates a safe and welcoming environment aimed at establishing relationships with youth and youth service agencies in the community
Provides general guidance and referral service to youth and maintain relationships with a variety of community youth service agencies and resources




Tactfully enforces rules of conduct during youth activities and drop-­in services
Incorporates and evokes learnings through tradition and culture where possible
Ensures activities align with health and safety requirements
Ensures adequate time for program set up and take down, and post program clean up
When possible, incorporates learnings from the Medicine Wheel
Other Related Duties Participates actively as a SFN representative in collaborative partner networks and related community activities
Required Qualifications and Certifications Minimum high school diploma - preference given to those with post-secondary education in the field of child and youth development
Experience working in vulnerable sectors such aschild services, social assistance, or counsellingis an asset
Experience in program development and facilitation considered an asset
Valid Class 5 BC Driver’s License
Police Information Check - Vulnerable Sector
Food Safe Level 1 Certification
Employer will provide WHMIS and Standard First Aid training
Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Knowledge of First Nations culture and traditions
Awareness and understanding around the impact from trauma and inter-generational trauma resulting from colonial policies
Ability to provide and promote positive values and social benefits
Strong interpersonal, communication, organizational, time management, conflict resolution and problem‑solving skills; ability to respond to problematic behavior using an understanding of the behavior’s context and function
Solid community engagement skills and the ability to build partnerships
Must maintain a high level of confidentiality
Tech savvy and knowledgeable of online youth activities
Positive attitude with creative and dynamic leadership skills
Work Conditions This role requires a flexible work schedule of 40 hours per week; some evening and weekend work will be necessary dependent on programming.
Travel may be required within surrounding community, including travel to SFN community.
Wage Range: $27.52-$31.65 / Hr

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📌 2026-42 Youth Program Facilitator – Food Security and Support (British Columbia)
🏢 Saulteau First Nations
📍 British Columbia