Youth Outreach Workers (2588)
Status
Salary
Hours per day/week
Description
Summary of the position:
Person who participates to the identification of needs in a neighborhood or sector and informs and refers the clientele to the appropriate resources. He contributes to the implementation of community organizing programs.
The Youth Outreach Worker will be working under the Uschiniichisuu/NNADAP Programs.
Specific Functions:
Creating a social media support page as well communicating with children ages 9-12 and youth ages 13-17. Applicant must possess experience in Sports and Recreation, leadership skills and be able to provide peer counseling, basic suicide intervention work, possess motivational skills and provide awareness for alcohol, drugs and solvent abuse to the children and youth. Candidate is also required to animate evening and night activities for the target groups in order to provide alternatives to alcohol, drugs and solvent abuse.
Requirements
Applicants must perform the following:
Must keep interactions confidential and required to sign a confidentiality form
Requires flexible hours
Requirements:
• Fluent in Cree and English
• 18 years and over
• Secondary 5 education
• 1 to 2 years’ experience working with youth
Knowledge and Abilities:
• Good role model
• Ability to write reports
• Ability to work with a team
• Ability to respect schedule
• Must be reliable
Additional Information
Posting start/end date
Updated
Other ways to apply
Please forward your resume to:
Cree Board of Health and Social Services of James Bay
With your application, please make sure to specify the posting number and the job title.
We thank all candidates who apply, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
In accordance with various Sections of the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement (JBNQA), the organization has the objective of staffing all of its positions with qualified and competent beneficiaries of the JBNQA.
Life in Eeyou Istchee
We are the Cree of Eeyou Istchee. We call ourselves Eeyou and Eenou. Our name means simply “the people”. Clients of the CBHSSJB include the almost 18,000 people residing in the nine Cree communities and scattered throughout the territory at hunting camps, mine sites, hydro-electric installations and logging camps.
The best way to experience the Cree way of life is by participating in community and cultural activities. Most communities have an ice rink, fitness centre and a gymnasium. Several communities, including Chisasibi, have indoor pools. Ask the Community Health Representative or Community Organizer at the clinic about opportunities to participate in Cree cultural activities such as walking out ceremonies. The region offers some of the world’s best fishing, canoeing, hiking and snowmobiling.
