Outreach - Community Education Program Coordinator (Toronto)

Jessie’s – The June Callwood Centre for Young Women is a multi‑service resource centre for pregnant young women, young parents, and their children, providing services that address social determinants of health within a feminist, pro‑choice framework. Responsibilities - Recruit and train young parents to share their experiences with diverse audiences. - Perform outreach to venues in the city to increase community awareness of teen pregnancy and parenting issues – including youth groups, schools, training institutions, policy and funding stakeholders, and media. - Respond to and coordinate requests for community speaking engagements in a timely manner. - Respond to and coordinate agency tours and office presentations in a timely manner. - Prepare and deliver effective presentations for virtual and in‑person audiences. - Evaluate and update presentations on a regular basis. - Support other agency staff in preparing and delivering presentations when necessary. - Prepare resource materials for distribution and information displays at community fairs. - Create and administer qualitative and quantitative evaluations for audience members. - Compile statistical information, documentation, and reporting. - Maintain a procedure manual for the Community Education Program. - Provide direct practical support and assistance to participants. - Stay current on matters related to sexual health, sexuality, teen pregnancy, and systemic barriers faced by young families. - Document case notes in the client database as necessary. - Act as agency liaison for various media requests. - Represent Jessie’s in supporting United Way Toronto York Region’s Speaker’s Bureau at campaign launches and other events. - Actively participate in the Outreach Committee, contributing to planning and initiatives. - Lead the design and coordination of Jessie’s quarterly newsletter, including content creation, layout, and distribution. - Attend selected community events as designated by the Centre to represent the organization. Agency Expectations - Support overall service delivery by responding to direct service needs (e.g., reception, Parent‑Child Centre, other duties as required). - Attend staff meetings, trainings, and agency functions as appropriate. - Participate in internal and external meetings; liaise with community organisations and networks. - Commit to serving on an internal staff or board committee. Qualifications - At least 2years of experience working with youth. - Post‑secondary education in social services or a related field. - Strong public‑speaking experience. - Ability to work independently with minimum supervision. - Ability to understand and apply principles of anti‑racism, anti‑oppression, and feminist frameworks. - Excellent interaction skills with participants, volunteers, community members, and agency personnel. - Advanced computer and administrative skills. - Excellent written and verbal presentation skills. - Strong organisational skills and demonstrated ability to time‑manage effectively and meet deadlines. - Knowledge of resources available to young families in the GTA. - Experience working with individuals facing poverty, housing, social assistance, discrimination, child welfare, health, and parenting challenges. - Flexibility to work some evenings and weekend days. - Current vulnerable‑sector check. Assets - Fluency in a second language. - Understanding of early childhood development. - Current first‑aid and CPR certification. Advantages - Casual dress code. - Dental care. - Employee assistance program. - Extended health care. Job Details Job Types: Full‑time, Permanent. Pay: From $47,984.00 per year. Work Location: In person. EEO Statement Jessie’s Centre is committed to the principles of employment equity and strongly encourages applications from women of diverse race and culture groups, Indigenous women, women with disabilities, and the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Apply on Kit Job: kitjob.ca/job/2prwbp