Enhance early school-age development as a Kuumba Project Coordinator. Support young mothers and their 3-5-year-old children within cultural communities, focusing on mental health.Reporting to the Supervisor of Maternal Infant Mental Health, this full time position allows you to make a significant impact on vulnerable families. You'll lead initiatives tailored to the unique challenges faced by Black and racialized communities, utilizing your expertise in child development and nurturing essential relationships.Key Responsibilities:Coordinate and manage the Kuumba Project activitiesLead group sessions on parenting strategiesEstablish therapeutic relationships with childrenExecute evidence-based practices informed by community needsCollaborate with other programs for comprehensive supportRequirements:Relevant degree in Child Development or similar3+ years in child development or mental health experienceFamiliarity with anti-racism practicesExperience facilitating parenting groups is a plusStandard First Aid and CPR-C certification requiredAssist families in navigating mental health resources and educational support to foster secure relationships and healthy development.

📌 Kuumba Project Coordinator For Family Support (Toronto)
🏢 Abiona Centre For Infant & Early Mental Health
📍 Toronto