Indigenous Youth Coordinator - South (Full Time)

### **Why should you join our team?** YMCA Calgary is a charity that ignites the potential in Calgarians. Since our inception in 1902, we have evolved into a vibrant organization operating in every quadrant of the city. Guided by our core values of honesty, caring, respect and responsibility, YMCA Calgary offers a growing hub of programming & services to address the needs of our community including connection and belonging, physical and mental wellbeing, child-care support, language instruction, affordable tutoring and more. We also ensure that no one is turned away, lowering financial barriers for youth, adults and families through the generous donations of our community. This impact takes place across our 7 health and wellness facilities, 6 childcare centres, 2 outdoor camps and 12+ community programs, empowering people of all ages and life stages to belong, grow, thrive and lead. Indigenous Youth Coordinator - South (Full Time) Brookfield Residential at YMCA Seton & program sites Salary: $42,325.00/year - $47,028.00/year Start Date: Immediately - You can make an impact in the community - locally and across the globe. You will work with a fun culture of people and enjoy many of the benefits and opportunities the YMCA offers: * Complimentary YMCA Calgary membership including a linked membership for dependent children; * Comprehensive health and dental benefits. Premiums paid in full by the Association; * Pension plan with specified contribution matching by the Association; * Anniversary flex day to celebrate each year of employment; * Program discounts; * Ongoing leadership development and opportunities; * Leadership award opportunities; * Scholarship opportunities; * Paid recertification and training. ### **What qualifications are we looking for?** At YMCA Calgary we strive to ensure our employees are a fit based on their strengths, interests, and future goals. The successful candidate will have the following: Experience in strength-based program planning for Indigenous children and youth Diploma, certificate in Social Work or 2 years’ experience in working with Indigenous peoples and communities Demonstrated community-building skills Proficiency in Microsoft Office and computer skills Knowledge and understanding of Indigenous history and worldview Experience with Indigenous cultures, protocols and dynamics of working within the urban and rural Indigenous communities Demonstrated partnership and community building skills Skilled at working independently and within a team environment Excellent organizational skills and ability to multi-task Reliable transportation as travel between sites is required Current Standard First Aid with CPR-C certificated within the last 12 months from an approved AB OHS provider. Asset if certification is issued by one of the following five Canadian organizations: Canadian Red Cross, Heart and Stroke Foundation, L