The Executive Director reports to the Board of Directors and works in collaboration with the Director of Administration and the Policy/Program Director.
Childcare Jobs
The Program Supervisor is responsible for ensuring the safe and effective operation of The Nook Children’s Program, a nonprofit after-school, camps, and family support program in Toronto’s West End. The Program Supervisor oversees planning, coordination and facilitation of daily arts, literacy, recreation, and social justice programming in partnership with front-line staff members, volunteers, students, partners, and local families.
Do you enjoy working with children and spending your days outside? You can help connect young people with nature by volunteering as an EcoCamp Assistant this Summer Break! Stanley Park Ecology Society (SPES) runs outdoor day camps for children aged 6 – 11 based in Stanley Park each spring. This is a great opportunity to become familiar with the Park, gain experience working with children in an educational and outdoor setting, and help empower children to connect with nature in meaningful ways.
Title: Parenting in the Early Years Children’s Program Position: Volunteer Opportunity 3 hours/week Wednesdays 5-8pmStart Date: May 2024Location: 2010 Eglinton Avenue West
Title: Supporting Young Families – Children’s ProgramPosition: Volunteer Opportunity 3 hours/week Thursdays 4-7pmStart Date: May 2024Location: 1541 Jane Street
Family Services Perth-Huron is hiring contract service providers to work with children and adults with developmental disabilities. The role varies depending on the needs of the individuals and/or their families.
Looking to make a difference? We’re seeking a compassionate Respite Worker to support youth (ages 0-18) with mental health needs in Brantford. You’ll work flexible hours to provide goal-oriented support and fun activities, collaborating with families and a team. $23/hour, permanent part-time.
We are looking for Relief On-Call Child & Youth Counsellors/Advocates to join the in supporting survivors and their children living in the shelter. Supports provided are based on client needs and can include risk assessment, safety planning, counselling and emotional support, legal support, housing support, information & referrals, accompaniments, and advocacy.
The Family Drop-In Lead will be facilitating the EarlyON Childhood Education Centre at 1033 King St. W. which is open from Tuesday – Saturday. They will develop and maintain activities for parents, caregivers and their pre-school children (aged 0 to 6) such as family/caregiver drop-in programs and group activities such as parent/child groups. The Family Drop-in Lead works in partnership with parents, partner agencies and the community to provide safe and stimulating programs and activities.
Do you have a passion for working with children with Autism and want to empower them to fully participate in their communities? If so, we encourage you to apply.
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