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Community Connections Facilitator (Casual)
@ Newcomer Women's Services Toronto
Toronto, Ontario
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Newcomer Women's Services Toronto is hiring a casual, on-call Community Connections Facilitator for two openings, based primarily at 489 Queen Street East, Toronto, at $31.42 per hour. The role designs and delivers in-person workshops, dialogues and community activities that help newcomers build social connections, civic engagement and informal English skills. Applications close October 31, 2026.
Responsabilités :
- Design civic engagement curriculum and workshops
- Facilitate newcomer, Canadian and Indigenous dialogues
- Develop tools, resources and mentorship matching
- Organize community activities and cultural programs
- Produce monthly reports for IRCC funder
Résumé des exigences :
- Degree or diploma in social sciences or related field
- 3-5 years in community or newcomer-serving work
- Strong group facilitation and training skills
- Clear written and verbal communication
- MS Office and social media skills
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- Date publiée par l’employeur
- 2026-10-21
- Première détection par notre source
- 2026-11-15
- Mise à jour du dossier source
- 2026-11-15
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Détails du poste
| Niveau | Intermédiaire |
| Domaine | Services sociaux et communautaires |
| Expérience | 3 an(s) et plus |
| Déplacements | avion : aucun · route : minimes |
| Milieu de travail | Bureau, Chez les clients |
| Position | Assis et debout |
| Exigences physiques | physique faible · ordinateur modéré |
| Langues | English |
| Candidatures encouragées | Femmes, Nouveaux arrivants |
| Formation | Collégial (DEC) (exigé), Baccalauréat (exigé) |
| Domaines d’études | Social sciences, Community/settlement, Project management, Adult education, Non-profit management |
Résumé et détails rédigés par l’IA à partir de l’offre; l’offre de l’employeur fait foi.
Newcomer Women's Services Toronto
| Champ | Valeur |
|---|---|
| Offres sur Jobsy | 11 |
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Community Connections Facilitator (Casual)
Community ConnectionsCasualToronto, ON$31.42 CAD per hour
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Position Title: Community Connections Facilitator - Casual / On-Call
Location: This position is primarily based at 489 Queen Street East, Unit 100, Toronto, ON, with the possibility of working at any of our other locations.
Reporting to: Program Manager
Unionized/Non-Unionized: Unionized
Vacancy: New
Vacancy number: IRCC-0008
Number of openings: 2
Hourly rate: $31.42
Hours: On call, In- person
Classification: Permanent - Casual On-Call
Application Deadline: October 31, 2026, 11:59 PM EST
Position Summary
Community connections facilitator will focus on building bridges between newcomers and host communities, creating meaningful relationships and understanding among newcomers and Canadians, including Indigenous peoples, with the aim of creating a welcoming environment, enhancing a sense of belonging, social cohesion, employment readiness, and informal language learning. Program activities will focus on promoting social integration and well-being, social cohesion, and active citizenship among newcomers to Canada.
The Program Facilitator will deliver a variety of workshops and information sessions focused on the social, cultural and civic integration, engagement and advancement for newcomers to Canada. The Facilitator will develop curriculum, tools and resources that support newcomers to develop the skills, knowledge, confidence and connections they need to play a strong, active role in civic life.
All community connections activities are to be delivered in person only as per funder requirements.
Duties & Responsibilities
If you’re passionate about leveraging your skills to make a social impact, we’d love to hear from you!
Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from women, newcomers, and underrepresented groups.
Note: Accommodations are available upon request for all aspects of the selection process. Please inform us of any needs in advance.
Disclaimer: Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools will not be used in the screening, evaluation or selection of candidates. All applications are reviewed and assessed by our hiring team.
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Community Connections Facilitator (Casual)
Community ConnectionsCasualToronto, ON$31.42 CAD per hour
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Position Title: Community Connections Facilitator - Casual / On-Call
Location: This position is primarily based at 489 Queen Street East, Unit 100, Toronto, ON, with the possibility of working at any of our other locations.
Reporting to: Program Manager
Unionized/Non-Unionized: Unionized
Vacancy: New
Vacancy number: IRCC-0008
Number of openings: 2
Hourly rate: $31.42
Hours: On call, In- person
Classification: Permanent - Casual On-Call
Application Deadline: October 31, 2026, 11:59 PM EST
Position Summary
Community connections facilitator will focus on building bridges between newcomers and host communities, creating meaningful relationships and understanding among newcomers and Canadians, including Indigenous peoples, with the aim of creating a welcoming environment, enhancing a sense of belonging, social cohesion, employment readiness, and informal language learning. Program activities will focus on promoting social integration and well-being, social cohesion, and active citizenship among newcomers to Canada.
The Program Facilitator will deliver a variety of workshops and information sessions focused on the social, cultural and civic integration, engagement and advancement for newcomers to Canada. The Facilitator will develop curriculum, tools and resources that support newcomers to develop the skills, knowledge, confidence and connections they need to play a strong, active role in civic life.
All community connections activities are to be delivered in person only as per funder requirements.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Design and development of civic engagement program curriculum and workshops
- Facilitate Newcomer-Canadian-Indigenous Peoples dialogue to build understanding of rights and responsibilities of being Canadian, including stewardship of the land, participation in defining and building an inclusive society, volunteerism and civic engagement
- Develop online and printed tools and resources on indigenous communities, civic life in Canada, volunteering and mentorship opportunities for newcomers
- Create a peer to peer support model for newcomers to Canada and a mentorship matching system to match newcomers with established members of the community with common interests and characteristics, to create a more welcoming local community environment for newcomers
- Facilitate community activities in English that bring together groups of eligible clients to explore their local community, access resources and get engaged, to increase understanding of their community, local history, culture and services
- Facilitate informal language learning activities in English such as conversation circles focused on improving skills related to English outside of a formal classroom setting or workplace
- Deliver cultural programs in partnerships with Museums, Music schools, Arts organizations and historical sites to raise newcomers awareness about canada
- Organize and plan a number of events and activities with the goal of building newcomers social connections and capital
- Support Program Manager in reporting and evaluation activities, including through the production of monthly statistical and narrative reports
- Support reporting activities to funder (Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada), including working with partners around completion of evaluation reports
- Develop and maintain positive working relations with partner organizations and other organizations to collaborate on the delivery of our program activities. These partners include public libraries, school boards, community centres and either newcomer-serving agencies
- Facilitate information sharing with newcomer communities to enable newcomers’ participation in civic life, including through sharing volunteer opportunities, accessing and sharing community resources, forums, and other events throughout Toronto
- Input data into appropriate forms, reports, and databases and produces monthly reports
- Attend workshops and training designed for staff development and growth
- Committed to the contribution toward program targets and outcomes as defined by the funders upholding organization’s mission/vision
- Participate in training of new staff, practicum students and volunteers as required
- Attend workshops and training as recommended by NEW
- Take an active role in the upkeep of staff areas and offices
- Participate on committees as needed
- The minimum level of education required is a degree/diploma in social sciences, community/settlement, project management, adult education, non-profit management, business or political science
- 3-5 years of experience working in community-based non-profits and/or with newcomer and racialized communities
- Demonstrated interest and experience in civic engagement, community development, and collective action
- Demonstrated experience in developing and maintaining meaningful relationships with newcomers
- Knowledge of issues facing newcomers to Canada – strong understanding of common challenges and barriers faced around immigration and the settlement process, along with a strong understanding of the assets and strengths they bring
- Demonstrated experience in developing and delivering training and strong group facilitation skills
- Written and verbal communication – active listener and ability to frame and communicate clear, concise and accurate reports, plans, proposals, presentations and stories to highlight community impact
- Excellent time management, attention to detail, and ability to effectively manage multiple tasks
- Change management – be open to and able to manage change, support clients and peers, be flexible/adaptable, articulate needs to management
- Self-development, self-control, self-awareness, accountability
- Teamwork – act as a support and resource for peers, work in a collaborative, respectful, inclusive manner
- Anti-oppression – identify areas within scope of position where anti-oppression work can be improved and bring forward to senior/management with any recommendations for training, policies or procedures; model anti-oppressive behavior and adhere to anti-oppression policies
- Experience using basic software programs (MS Office) and various social media platforms (particularly Twitter and Hootsuite)
If you’re passionate about leveraging your skills to make a social impact, we’d love to hear from you!
Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from women, newcomers, and underrepresented groups.
Note: Accommodations are available upon request for all aspects of the selection process. Please inform us of any needs in advance.
Disclaimer: Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools will not be used in the screening, evaluation or selection of candidates. All applications are reviewed and assessed by our hiring team.
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