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Child Program Worker (2025-516-HB) Employment Type: Casual, Full-time, Bargaining Unit (2 Vacancies) Work Hours: Fluctuating between 5-25 hours/week (M-F 2pm 7pm) Work Setting: Exclusively Onsite (251 Cosburn Avenue, Toronto, ON) Salary: D - $20.25 per hour Application Deadline: December 11th, 2025 by 11:59 pm Program Overview Neighbourhood Programs, Homeward Bound unit Homeward Bound is an employment wraparound program that assists femaleled families who are living in unstable conditions to make a successful transition to sustainable employment, permanent housing, and independent living for themselves and their children. The program includes career development and life skills, academic upgrading, computer training, a college diploma program, an internship component and access to sustainable employment opportunities. Homeward Bound also offers onsite childcare, family support, and an after4 program for schoolaged children. What You Will Do Plan and lead afterschool activities that encourage learning, creativity, and life skills for children aged 412. Offer spontaneous, ageappropriate activities that spark joy and curiosity. Safely escort children from local schools to the program site. Prepare and serve healthy snacks that meet diverse dietary needs. Supervise children during onsite programs and offsite trips, ensuring safety and inclusion throughout March break, PA Days, and summer break. Follow all relevant legislation, organizational policies, and best practices to maintain a respectful and secure environment. What You Bring to the Team Postsecondary education program (completed or currently enrolled). Flexibility to work additional hours during school breaks and holidays, including March Break and Summer Camp. Knowledge of child development and the unique learning needs of children aged 412. Empathy and respect when working with children and families who may have experienced systemic barriers, including homelessness or violence. Understanding of community development and childcentred approaches that celebrate diversity and inclusion. What Will Set You Apart A collaborative spirit and ability to thrive in a team environment. Experience supporting children with emotional or social challenges in a compassionate way. Effective communication and problemsolving skills. Adaptability and confidence in fastpaced settings. A proven ability to build trusting, nonjudgmental relationships with children. First Aid Certification (an asset but not required). #J-18808-Ljbffr