Job Title: Bilingual Project Coordinator Status: Regular Full-Time (37.5 hours per week) Position level: Level 6 Hiring range: $60,731.88 - $70,404.90 annually Salary range: $60,731.88 - $81,618.57 annually Job location: Breaking the Cycle, 393 King Street East, Toronto A little about us Hi, we’re Mothercraft, and we’re so excited to meet you! For nearly a century, we've been a trailblazer in promoting healthy child development and supporting families in our community. We’re dedicated to excellence and constantly exploring innovative concepts and ideas related to child care and education. Our approach is grounded in the latest research, which guides every aspect of our work. This includes everything from our high-quality care and enrichment programs to our specialized services for children and families with unique needs, and our comprehensive training programs for childcare providers and other professionals. At Mothercraft, we celebrate diversity and strive to cultivate a warm and inclusive environment that welcomes everyone. Join us in our mission to help children thrive and families flourish! A little about the Early Intervention Department The Early Intervention (EI) Department offers early intervention and children’s mental health programs designed to reduce risk and enhance development for substance‑exposed children (prenatal – 6 years) by addressing maternal addiction problems and related issues and the mother‑child relationship through community‑based cross‑systemic partnerships. The EI department conducts evaluation and research focused on the early intervention programs, which include Breaking the Cycle, Parent‑Infant Program, and Connections. Job summary As our newest Bilingual Project Coordinator, you will play a crucial role in overseeing and coordinating the delivery of all activities of the Circles for Protection and Connection initiative. Reporting to the Director of Child & Family Services, you’ll work alongside a team of dedicated staff and community partners,



training and delivering the Circle of Security Parenting group and the Connections interpersonal violence group across Ontario (English and French). Responsibilities Oversee and coordinate the delivery of all activities of the Circles for Protection and Connection project. Coordinate program planning and implementation, including assessing needs, setting goals and objectives. Promote foundational training about trauma‑informed practices to community‑based programs across Ontario. Support the development of eligibility criteria for potential partner organizations. Manage and coordinate the logistics of intervention training delivery for facilitators from partner organizations, including registration and coordination of sites and technical support. Prepare reports for Mothercraft, PHAC, and other stakeholders. Coordinate logistical arrangements, including travel for facilitator trainees and researchers. Effectively and accurately communicate relevant project information to the Director and other staff. Coordinate and attend meetings, establishing and maintaining internal and external contacts as necessary. Liaise with the Research Coordinator, Indigenous graduate student, Research Advisor, project contractors, participants, funders, and external stakeholders. Qualifications University education in social work, psychology, social sciences, addictions, nursing or another relevant discipline. Diploma or certificate in Project Planning. Minimum 3 years of experience in a related field (e.G., community‑based projects in a not‑for‑profit). Minimum 2 years of office experience, including or supplemented by project planning and implementation experience. Bilingual in English and French (required). Knowledge of project planning methodologies.



Excellent computer and database/spreadsheet/word‑processing skills. Experience working with diverse groups and knowledge of the child and family violence sector. Satisfactory vulnerable sector police reference check. Ideal candidate Excellent written and verbal communication skills. A flexible, positive, and collaborative approach to teamwork with the ability to work on a multidisciplinary team. Strong interpersonal skills. Benefits Team: We’re a team of passionate individuals committed to supporting healthy child development and making a positive impact on families and communities. Advantages: A comprehensive benefits package that includes extended health, dental, life insurance, and long‑term disability coverage. Pension: A defined benefit pension plan for financial security and stability. Time off: Generous paid time off, including vacation starting at 3 weeks, 12 sick days, and 3 floater days a year. Financial wellness: Participation in a financial wellness program through Enriched Academy. Life‑long Learning: Professional development opportunities to stay current with the latest research and best practices. Extra Support: Access to an Employee and Family Assistance Program offering confidential support and resources. Next Steps Apply today by submitting your resume by May 19, 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. The position is supported by time‑limited grant funding expected to be in place until March 2031. Diversity and Inclusion Mothercraft is committed to a workforce that reflects the diverse populations we serve. We welcome applications from qualified individuals from all backgrounds. In accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), Mothercraft strives to ensure that all recruiting processes are inclusive and barrier‑free. If you require an accommodation, please advise the Human Resources Department in advance of attending an interview. We are committed to a selection process and work environment that is inclusive, equitable and accessible. #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Bilingual Project Coordinator - C$60,731.9 - C$81,618.6 A Year (Toronto)
🏢 Mothercraft
📍 Toronto