Lead culturally grounded youth programming with the Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre in Thunder Bay. Support Indigenous youth leadership and engagement.

This pilot position supports Indigenous youth and young adults aged 18-29 through youth-driven programs and leadership opportunities. The worker coordinates activities reflecting urban Indigenous youth voices, needs, and strengths. The position also supports community outreach and culturally relevant programming.

Key Responsibilities:

- Recruit, engage, and support Indigenous youth aged 18-29
- Facilitate leadership development and youth-led initiatives
- Support the Youth Council and volunteer engagement activities
- Design, implement, and evaluate culturally relevant programs
- Build partnerships, conduct outreach,



and maintain evaluation records

Requirements:

- Relevant post-secondary education or three years' youth work experience
- Knowledge of Indigenous culture, history, and youth engagement
- Solid facilitation, presentation, leadership, and engagement skills
- Microsoft Office and database application proficiency
- Flexible availability, required clearance, and deadline management skills

Bring youth engagement, facilitation, and culturally grounded programming skills to Indigenous communities through TBIFC's pilot initiative.

📌 Indigenous Youth Leadership Worker (Alton)
🏢 Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre
📍 Alton