Support Dakelh Young Adults through life skills development and cultural connection as a full time worker in Prince George, British Columbia.
The Prince George Native Friendship Centre seeks a Young Adult Life Skill Worker for Our Place To Dream – Post Majority Housing. This full-time role supports Dakelh Young Adults aged 19 to 26 in supportive housing. You will help strengthen interdependent living, cultural identity, community connection, and personal life plans. The position requires knowledge of health and social determinants affecting Indigenous Young Adults, including those who may have been in care.
Key Responsibilities: Provide day-to-day support in supportive housing
Facilitate cultural, community, and social connections
Offer crisis support through on-call response




Provide referrals to community-based programming
Foster skill training and development in housing programming
Requirements: BSW, two-year diploma, or related youth-care experience
Awareness of Dakelh culture, services, resources, and systems
Experience working with Indigenous groups or communities
Required certifications or willingness to obtain them
Ability to complete a successful criminal record search
Bring cultural awareness, crisis support, and life skills expertise to support Young Adults through the Prince George Native Friendship Centre.

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📌 Young Adult Life Skills Worker (British Columbia)
🏢 Prince George Native Friendship Center
📍 British Columbia