Support Indigenous youth through trauma-informed education services in Thunder Bay and Timmins, using advocacy, case management, and culturally grounded approaches.

The Youth Education Support Worker provides youth-centered support for Indigenous youth entering or involved in education. Through one-on-one support, outreach, and system navigation, this position promotes safety, stabilization, educational success, and positive life outcomes. Services may be delivered in person, virtually, by telephone, email, social media, schools, or community settings.

Key Responsibilities:

- Provide one-on-one support and advocacy for Indigenous youth
- Coordinate case management and community-based services
- Support educational success through system navigation




- Facilitate culturally relevant and land-based learning opportunities
- Build youth capacity, connection, identity, and self-esteem

Requirements:

- College diploma in Social Sciences or related field
- Minimum three years working directly with youth
- Experience with advocacy, case management, and service coordination
- Knowledge of Indigenous cultures, teachings, and traditions
- Solid organizational, communication, and active listening skills

Bring youth support, Indigenous cultural knowledge, advocacy, and case management experience to ONWA's Thunder Bay and Timmins services.

📌 Indigenous Youth Education Support Worker (Alton)
🏢 Ontario Native Women's Association (ONWA)
📍 Alton