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Join Our Team at BGC
Fort Saskatchewan
At BGC Fort Saskatchewan, we are committed to making a lasting impact on the lives of children, youth, and families in our community. If you’re passionate about creating positive change, we invite you to explore the career opportunities available and join our dedicated team. Together, we can make a difference!
Why Join BGC Fort Saskatchewan?
- Meaningful Work: Every day, you’ll play an essential role in empowering children and youth, helping them achieve their full potential.
- Team-Oriented Environment: You’ll be part of a collaborative, supportive team that values your input and contributions.
- Professional Growth: We provide opportunities for skill development and career advancement within the organization.
- Community Impact: Your work will directly contribute to building a stronger, more resilient community.
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The Impact of Your Work
At BGC Fort Saskatchewan, every position contributes to our mission of fostering safe, inclusive spaces where children and youth can grow, learn, and thrive. Whether working directly with youth or behind the scenes, your role is vital to supporting the programs and services that build a better future for our community.
“A hundred years from now, it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove… but the world may be different because I was important in the life of a child.” – Forest E. Witcraft
Application Process
To apply for a position at BGC Fort Saskatchewan:
- Submit Your Application: We accept applications for posted positions only. Please send your resume and cover letter to the contact provided for each job listing.
- Interview Process: Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.
- Background Checks: All successful candidates must undergo a background check, including a Child Intervention and RCMP record check.
We appreciate all applications; however, only those selected for interviews will be contacted.
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Current Job Opportunities
Parent/Caregiver Education Program Coordinator
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $22.50 – $26.50 per hour, based on experience
Hours: May vary based on program and client needs
Transportation: Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required
Position Summary:
BGC Fort Saskatchewan is seeking a passionate and experienced Parent/Caregiver Education Program Coordinator to join our Family Resource Network (FRN) team.
The Parent/Caregiver Education Program Coordinator provides one-on-one, strengths-based support to caregivers to strengthen parenting knowledge, skills, confidence, and resilience. This position works alongside caregivers to navigate challenges, build capacity, and create safe, responsive, and nurturing environments for children and youth.
The coordinator will also play a key role in planning, coordinating, and delivering universal and targeted programs, workshops, and family activities within the community.
Qualifications:
Applicants with education or experience in the following areas are encouraged to apply:
- Family Support
- Social Work
- Early Childhood Education (ECE)
- Psychology
- Child & Youth Care
- Human Services
- Community Development
- Counselling or a related field
Requirements:
- Valid driver’s license
- Reliable transportation required
- Ability to work flexible hours based on program and client needs
- Successful completion of required background checks and screening
- Post-secondary education and/or relevant experience in a related field
- Relevant training/ certifications: ASIST, CTIP certifications, Mental Health First Aid, First Aid, Trauma-Informed certifications
About the Role:
The ideal candidate has a strong understanding of:
- Child and youth development
- Parenting and caregiver-child relationships
- Family dynamics
- Strengths-based and solution-focused support
- Conflict resolution and mediation
- Navigating difficult conversations
- Community resources and system navigation
- Supporting families experiencing adversity
This position will maintain an intensive caseload of approximately 7–10 families/clients while also providing coordination, mentorship, and oversight to Program Support Facilitators delivering FRN programming.
Responsibilities/Duties
- Manage an intensive caseload of 7–10 families/clients, providing individualized support, case management, referrals, and service planning.
- Provide one-on-one support to caregivers focused on parenting skills, child development, family relationships, and caregiver resilience.
- Develop and implement individualized strategies and support based on participant strengths, needs, and goals.
- Maintain accurate and timely case notes, documentation, data collection, and reporting in accordance with Family Resource Network (FRN) requirements.
- Coordinate and oversee the delivery of universal and targeted programs, workshops, and family activities.
- Ensure programs meet established objectives, participant needs, and FRN requirements.
- Provide ongoing guidance, mentorship, and support to Program Support Facilitators.
- Ensure Program Support Facilitators are meeting program expectations, deliverables, and obligations.
- Support Program Support Facilitators in planning, developing, implementing, and evaluating programs and workshops.
- Monitor program quality, participant engagement, and outcomes.
- Build and maintain positive relationships with families, community partners, schools, agencies, and service providers.
- Connect families to appropriate community resources and support successful referrals.
- Participate in team meetings, training, case consultations, and organization-wide initiatives.
- Assist with program evaluation, outcome measurement, data collection, and continuous quality improvement.
- Respond appropriately to challenging situations and support families as they navigate difficult circumstances.
- Complete other duties related to program delivery and family support as required.
We are looking for someone who:
- Has strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- Builds trusting and respectful relationships with families.
- Is compassionate, approachable, and non-judgmental.
- Can manage difficult conversations and navigate complex family dynamics.
- Is organized and able to effectively manage multiple responsibilities.
- Can work independently while contributing positively to a team.
- Has experience with documentation, case notes, and data collection.
- Is comfortable facilitating programs, workshops, and group activities.
- Demonstrates sound judgment and professionalism.
- Is passionate about helping children, youth, and families thrive.
What we offer:
At BGC Fort Saskatchewan, you’ll have the opportunity to:
- Make a meaningful difference in local families’ lives.
- Work alongside a supportive and collaborative team.
- Develop and facilitate innovative community programs.
- Build relationships with community partners and service providers.
- Grow your professional skills and experience.
- Be part of a team committed to strengthening families and building resilient communities.
Program Support Facilitator
Job Type: Part-time / Casual (15- 20 hours/ week) | Flexible Schedules
Pay: $22.50–$24.50/hour, based on experience .
Valid driver’s license & reliable transportation required.
Travel throughout Fort Saskatchewan and the Sturgeon Region.
Position Summary:
Program Support Facilitators support the delivery of FRN programs, workshops, activities, and community events for children, youth, caregivers, and families.
This is a great opportunity for someone who is creative, energetic, engaging, positive, and comfortable working independently and in social settings.
Qualities for Success
Ideal Candidates Have a Background In:
- Child & Youth Care
- Recreation
- Mental Health
- Human Services
- Education
- Community Development
Requirements
- Valid driver’s license
- Reliable transportation required
- Ability to work flexible hours based on program needs
- Successful completion of required background checks and screening
- Post-secondary education and/or relevant experience in a related field
- Relevant training/ certifications: ASIST, CTIP certifications, Mental Health First Aid, First Aid, Trauma-informed certifications
Responsibilities/Duties
- Plan, prepare, and facilitate programs, workshops, activities, and community events.
- Deliver curriculum-based, drop-in, and activity-based programming.
- Create welcoming, inclusive, and engaging environments for participants.
- Prepare all program materials, including supplies, meals, printables, attendance sheets, and surveys.
- Build positive relationships with children, youth, caregivers, and families.
- Provide information and connect families with appropriate community resources.
- Support healthy child and youth development, family well-being, and resilience.
- Participate in community outreach and engagement activities.
- Maintain attendance records, participant feedback, and required program documentation.
- Assist with program setup, cleanup, and event preparation.
- Support promotional activities, including calendars, flyers, social media, and community communications.
- Participate in team meetings, training, and professional development.
- Support other FRN programs and initiatives as needed.
Great Opportunity for:
✔️ Recent graduates/university students
✔️ Practicum students
✔️ Individuals seeking part-time or casual work
✔️ Individuals looking for flexible schedules
✔️ Strong communicators and relationship-builders
✔️ Creative, energetic, and community-minded individuals
Youth Development & Resilience Coordinator
Job Type: Full-time – hours vary
Pay: $22.50–$26.50/hour, based on experience .
Valid driver’s license & reliable transportation required.
Position Summary:
The Youth Development & Resilience (YDR) Coordinator provides one-on-one support to youth, helping them build safe and positive relationships with peers, family, culture, and community.
The coordinator supports youth well-being and resilience through meaningful interactions, experiences, activities, and skill-building opportunities that promote social, emotional, cognitive, and overall development.
The position manages an intensive caseload of 4–6 youth and oversees the delivery of universal and targeted programs provided by Program Support Facilitators.
Qualities for Success
Ideal Candidates Have a Background In:
- Family Support
- Social Work
- Child & Youth Care
- Early Childhood Education
- Psychology
- Human Services
- Community Development
Experience or knowledge in youth development, trauma-informed practices, mental health, substance use, family dynamics, and working with diverse youth populations is an asset.
Requirements
- Valid driver’s license
- Reliable transportation required
- Ability to work flexible hours based on program and client needs
- Successful completion of required background checks and screening
- Post-secondary education and/or relevant experience in a related field
- Relevant training/ certifications: ASIST, CTIP certifications, Mental Health First Aid, First Aid, Trauma-informed certifications
Responsibilities/Duties
- Manage an intensive caseload of 4–6 youth, including individualized support, service planning, referrals, and case management.
- Provide strengths-based, youth-focused support using trauma-informed practices.
- Support youth in developing healthy relationships, coping strategies, life skills, and community connections.
- Maintain accurate case notes, documentation, data collection, and FRN reporting.
- Coordinate and oversee youth programs, workshops, activities, and community initiatives.
- Mentor and support Program Support Facilitators with program planning and delivery.
- Monitor program quality, participant engagement, and outcomes.
- Build positive relationships with youth, families, community partners, and service providers.
- Participate in team meetings, training, case consultations, and community initiatives.
- Support program evaluation and continuous quality improvement.
Great Opportunity for:
✔️ Recent graduates
✔️ Experienced professionals
✔️ Strong communicators and relationship-builders
✔️ Team-oriented individuals passionate about supporting youth and families
Make a Difference Today!
Join us in shaping the future of Fort Saskatchewan’s children and youth. By becoming part of BGC Fort Saskatchewan, you’ll be able to create lasting change and positively influence the lives of those in our community.
For more information on job opportunities, please click the Contact Us button.
Together, we can make a difference!