Youth Connections Support Worker providing culturally protected, trauma-informed support through mentorship, engagement, and wellness-focused activities for youth. Possible evening and weekend shifts are included.

Reporting to the Interim Director of Transformation Justice, this six-month fixed-term position supports the Youth Connections Leadership Program Coordinator. You will model positive behavior, promote Mi'gmaq values, and help ensure youth voices remain recognized. The work emphasizes Indigenous culturally relevant lived experiences and empowerment techniques.

Key Responsibilities:
Mentor young people and model positive behavior
Oversee workshops, activities, facilities, and safety equipment
Facilitate recreation, fitness, arts, crafts, and music




Encourage healthy relationships and fair group participation
Complete required forms, reports, evaluations, and assessments

Requirements:
High school diploma or GED
Willingness to complete on-the-job training
Attention to detail and responsible problem solving
Excellent written and spoken communication skills
Valid driver's license and Vulnerable Sector check eligibility

Support youth healing through culturally protected mentorship, Mi'gmaq values, engagement, and trauma-informed frontline service.
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📌 Youth Connections Support Worker Quebec City (Canada)
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📍 Canada