Job opportunity
Young Parent Family Support Coordinator
Abiona Centre For Infant & Early Mental Health
Support young parents and children through maternal infant mental health programming at Abiona Centre, with strong relationship-building and parenting intervention skills.
This permanent full-time Coordinator reports to the Supervisor, MIMH, and serves families connected to the Sheppard Campus. You will help strengthen infant and adult mental health through culturally responsive services for adolescent mothers and children. The position requires collaboration with families and community partners, plus occasional travel between Centre locations.
Key Responsibilities:
Deliver programs supporting infant and early mental health
Enhance infant and adult mental health outcomes
Build trusting therapeutic relationships with children and caregivers
Facilitate groups focused on parenting and parent-child relationships
Use harm reduction and client-centered approaches
Requirements:
Three years’ experience in structured child development settings
Additional infant mental health qualifications preferred
Knowledge of maternal impacts on infant development
Strong empathy, compassion, and critical thinking
Excellent organization and effective time management
Bring culturally responsive coordination, therapeutic relationships, and parenting expertise to young families served by Abiona Centre.
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Apply on source site This permanent full-time Coordinator reports to the Supervisor, MIMH, and serves families connected to the Sheppard Campus. You will help strengthen infant and adult mental health through culturally responsive services for adolescent mothers and children. The position requires collaboration with families and community partners, plus occasional travel between Centre locations.
Key Responsibilities:
Deliver programs supporting infant and early mental health
Enhance infant and adult mental health outcomes
Build trusting therapeutic relationships with children and caregivers
Facilitate groups focused on parenting and parent-child relationships
Use harm reduction and client-centered approaches
Requirements:
Three years’ experience in structured child development settings
Additional infant mental health qualifications preferred
Knowledge of maternal impacts on infant development
Strong empathy, compassion, and critical thinking
Excellent organization and effective time management
Bring culturally responsive coordination, therapeutic relationships, and parenting expertise to young families served by Abiona Centre.
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