Coordinate youth-driven programs for TBIFC, using facilitation and outreach skills to serve Indigenous youth aged 18-29. This pilot role is community-focused.

The Indigenous Youth Leadership & Engagement Worker designs and delivers culturally relevant programming for urban Indigenous youth. You will facilitate leadership development, support the Youth Council, and engage volunteers. The work also includes partnerships, outreach, records, reports, and evaluation data.

Key Responsibilities:

- Coordinate and deliver youth-driven programs and activities
- Facilitate youth leadership opportunities and initiatives
- Engage volunteers and support Youth Council activities
- Develop, implement, and evaluate culturally relevant programming
- Maintain records, reports,



and evaluation data

Requirements:

- Education in youth work, Indigenous Studies, social work, or related fields
- Three years' relevant youth experience may replace education
- Volunteer engagement, support, and administration experience
- Ability to collaborate with youth, Elders, and Knowledge Carriers
- Robust case management, time management, and presentation skills

Use program coordination, youth leadership, and community outreach expertise to deliver culturally relevant services at TBIFC.

📌 Indigenous Youth Program Coordinator (Alton)
🏢 Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre
📍 Alton