Facilitate civic engagement and community connections for newcomers in person at 489 Queen Street East, Toronto, on a casual on-call basis.
Newcomer Women's Services Toronto seeks a Community Connections Facilitator to build relationships among newcomers, Canadians, and Indigenous peoples. You will deliver workshops, information sessions, cultural programs, and informal English learning activities. The work supports social integration, civic participation, belonging, and employment readiness.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design civic engagement curriculum, workshops, tools, and resources
- Facilitate newcomer, Canadian, and Indigenous Peoples dialogue
- Develop peer support and mentorship matching systems
- Organize community activities, cultural programs, and connection-building events
- Produce monthly statistical and narrative reports
Requirements:
- Degree or diploma in a relevant listed field
- Three to five years in community-based nonprofits or newcomer communities
- Experience developing training and facilitating groups
- Knowledge of newcomer settlement challenges, barriers, assets, and strengths
- Basic MS Office and social media platform experience
Bring civic engagement, facilitation, relationship-building, and reporting experience to strengthen newcomer participation across Toronto communities.
Newcomer Civic Engagement Facilitator in Toronto employer: Newcomer-Women
Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto is an exceptional employer that fosters a supportive and inclusive work culture, prioritizing the professional growth of its employees. Located in the vibrant city of Toronto, this role as an Employment Counselor offers competitive pay and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact by connecting marginalized community members with employment opportunities. With a commitment to diversity and equal opportunity, the organization provides comprehensive training and development resources, ensuring that employees thrive in their careers while contributing to the community.
