EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITYOPEN TO THE PUBLIC WITH PREFERENCE TO TH CITIZENSCompetition #: 2026-05-013Youth Support Worker – TermDepartment: Ni'ehłyat, Nidähjì’Location: Trʼondëk Hwëchʼin Offices – Dawson, YTPosting Date: May 27, 2026Standard Hours Bi-Weekly: 75Start Date: ImmediatelyEnd Date: October 28, 2026Salary: Level 3 Step 1 ($2,316.00 bi-weekly)Closing Date: June 9, 2026 4:00pm (YST)ResponsibilitiesReporting to the K’äjìt-in Zho Evening Supervisor, the Youth Support Worker is tasked with the front-line delivery of planned and scheduled programs and activities for youth ages 8–30 years. The recreational, cultural and social programs help youth gain personal competencies, self‑confidence and self‑awareness, social and relationship skills, conflict resolution capabilities, problem‑solving and leadership skills, and opportunities to learn traditional knowledge and explore TH culture. Programming is based out of Kʼäjìt-in Zho (Youth House) and delivered from various venues, including the Chief John Jonas Support Centre, community facilities, on‑the‑land camps and occasionally in other Yukon communities. The incumbent works very closely with the youth to establish trust and provide support,



guidance and mentorship as well as ensure that daily programming activities are effectively organized and delivered.Essential QualificationsGrade 12 diploma or equivalent combined with coursework or training in mental health, community work, youth work, or a related field. An equivalent combination of education, knowledge, skills and experience may be considered.Experience working with children, youth or young adults and leading activities, recreational programs, and/or group excursions.Sound understanding of the social‑emotional and developmental challenges faced by youth, such as substance use, sexuality and risky behaviors.Ability to provide strong mentorship and act as a positive role model.Knowledge of, or willingness to learn, TH government structure, culture, traditions, history, demographics, family structures, socio‑economic dynamics, and the impacts of residential schools on youth and their families and communities.Knowledge of, or willingness to learn, basic Han language words and phrases.Ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with youth / students, parents / guardians, families and community members.Conditions of EmploymentCriminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Screening.Standard First Aid certification.Class 5 driver’s license and clear Driver’s Abstract.Class 4 license or ability to obtain within 6 months of hire, an asset.Food Protected and WHMIS certificates.TH101 cultural awareness training.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Youth Support Worker - C$4,632 A Month (Winnipeg)
🏢 Tr'Ondek Hwech'In
📍 Winnipeg