Job opportunity
Youth Wellness Worker Kashechewan
PAYUKOTAYNO JAMES & HUDSON BAY FAMILY SERVICES
Support youth wellness in Kashechewan through land-based programming, group activities, and responsive one-on-one support. Build belonging, identity, and agency through culturally grounded care.
Payukotayno seeks a Youth Wellness Worker for CYMS, engaging children and youth ages 7–18. The work supports emotional, spiritual, cultural, and physical well-being through prevention, strengths-based services, and Omushkego values. You will foster healing, leadership, cultural pride, and intergenerational connection.
Key Responsibilities:
Build trust-based relationships with youth ages 7–18
Offer individual support during emotional distress or vulnerability
Deliver wellness workshops, group activities, and seasonal events
Facilitate land-based programming and seasonal teachings
Document participation, progress, and follow-up needs
Requirements:
Diploma or degree in Child and Youth Work, Indigenous Studies, or related field
Equivalent lived or professional experience will be considered
Experience working with youth in community, land-based, or school settings
Understanding of First Nations youth realities and cultural identity building
Reliable vehicle and ability to travel frequently within the region
Bring youth support, group facilitation, and cultural knowledge to Payukotayno’s preventive wellness services in Kashechewan.
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Apply on source site Payukotayno seeks a Youth Wellness Worker for CYMS, engaging children and youth ages 7–18. The work supports emotional, spiritual, cultural, and physical well-being through prevention, strengths-based services, and Omushkego values. You will foster healing, leadership, cultural pride, and intergenerational connection.
Key Responsibilities:
Build trust-based relationships with youth ages 7–18
Offer individual support during emotional distress or vulnerability
Deliver wellness workshops, group activities, and seasonal events
Facilitate land-based programming and seasonal teachings
Document participation, progress, and follow-up needs
Requirements:
Diploma or degree in Child and Youth Work, Indigenous Studies, or related field
Equivalent lived or professional experience will be considered
Experience working with youth in community, land-based, or school settings
Understanding of First Nations youth realities and cultural identity building
Reliable vehicle and ability to travel frequently within the region
Bring youth support, group facilitation, and cultural knowledge to Payukotayno’s preventive wellness services in Kashechewan.
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