Are you interested in supporting young people to become involved in the community? Using your creative thinking and connecting skills?

Location: Regina (Sacred Heart Community School) The Dream Broker program in Regina is a partnership between the Regina Public Schools, Regina Catholic Schools, Sask Sport, SaskCulture and the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association. Additional support is provided by the Sask Lotteries Trust Fund, KidSport, Creative Kids and Give Kids a Chance Charity. The purpose of a Dream Broker is to facilitate and support the participation of inner-city children in sport, culture, recreation and arts activities by: Developing supportive, trusting relationships with children, parents, school staff and community service providers to identify and meet needs of children.

Facilitating and providing support centered around the needs and wants of children to enable and sustain participation in activities of choice. Promoting and supporting the initiative’s purpose, goals and objectives through community engagement. Full time (37.5 hours per week) Flexible hours to accommodate needs of children, youth, families, and community.

Evening and weekend hours required. Working in both school and community settings. Demonstrated experience working with inner city children, youth and families Strong interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to work effectively with a wide range of people in a diverse community.

Knowledge of the Regina urban communities and delivery systems for sport, culture, recreation, and arts programming. Ability to be flexible, manage a variety of tasks simultaneously, handle multiple interruptions and adjust priorities in a dynamic environment.



Ability to demonstrate cultural competency through a strong understanding of First Nations, Inuit and Métis traditions, values, cultures and perspectives, Elder protocols and partnership connections within the community.

An understanding of trends, issues, challenges, and opportunities relating to First Nations, Inuit and Métis participation in sport, culture and recreation programming. Ability to use the MS Office package, internet and email applications. Comfortable working in both community and school settings.

A combination of relevant education and experience is required.

Post secondary training in one of the following: recreation, kinesiology, education or the social sciences is an asset. Valid CPR and First Aid certification and a Criminal Record Check and Vulnerable Sector Check are required.

Inclusion Statement At Sask

Sport, we are proud to be part of Saskatchewan’s vibrant non-profit sector. Our work is driven by a commitment to community well-being, inclusion, and the belief that sport, culture, and recreation are powerful tools for building a more equitable society. We are an equal chance employer and uphold the principles of The Saskatchewan Employment Act and The Saskatchewan Human Rights Code.

We actively welcome applications from Indigenous peoples, racialized communities, persons with disabilities, newcomers, women, 2SLGBTQ+ individuals, and others who reflect the diversity of Saskatchewan’s communities. As stewards of public trust and partners in community development, we strive to ensure our team reflects the people we serve. Accommodations are available throughout the recruitment process to support equitable access.

Your unique perspective could help us make an even greater impact. Together, with the support of Sask Lotteries and Sask Sport, we’re building inclusive spaces where everyone belongs.

📌 Sask Sport - Dream Broker (Regina)
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