If a young person needs it, our Club provides it.
Toronto, Ontario
Through life-changing programs, community-based services, and relationships with peers and caring adults, BGC St. Alban's Club helps children and youth develop the skills they need to succeed. St. Alban's Boys and Girls Club was founded in 1949 and serves over 2000 members a year at our founding clubhouse plus 1000 more in 18 satellite sites including locations in three United Way identified priority neighbourhoods. Passionate, well trained staff and volunteers lead a diverse range of programs and services such as daycare, early years programs, after school programs, sports and recreation programs, youth leadership programs, summer camp, aquatic lessons, tutoring, mentoring, arts programs, employment readiness programs and more. At St. Alban's, we strive to maintain and strengthen our core services to children and youth while growing to meet the varied and changing needs of our communities. Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada (BGCC) is a leading provider of quality after school and out-of-school programs to children and youth that support the healthy physical, educational and social development of more than 200,000 young people and their families in Canada each year. We are one of the largest youth-serving agencies in Canada.
On-site · Toronto
The Youth Mentor will supervise and engage participants in recreational and educational activities while fostering a safe and inclusive environment. They are also responsible for program administration, including documentation, safety audits, and maintaining positive relationships with community partners.
On-site · Toronto
Provide on-call coverage across multiple after-school program sites to deliver engaging recreation, literacy, and healthy living activities for children ages 5-10. Ensure a safe and inclusive environment through active supervision, positive behavior management, and adherence to safety regulations.
On-site · Toronto
The Site Leader manages the daily operations of an after-school program, ensuring high-quality programming and a safe environment for children. They supervise staff, maintain administrative records, and serve as the primary contact for parents and school administration.
On-site · Toronto
Provides administrative and operational support for two youth center locations, including managing program registrations and records. Creates and manages social media content, promotional materials, and newsletters to engage participants and families.
On-site · Toronto
Oversee the daily operations of after-school programs for children aged 4 to 12, ensuring a safe and inclusive environment. Lead staff and volunteers while coordinating educational, recreational, and nutritional programming.
On-site · Toronto
Support the planning and delivery of engaging after-school programs for children aged 4 to 12. Ensure a safe and inclusive environment through constant supervision and the promotion of positive behavior and life skills.
On-site · Toronto
Deliver engaging after-school programming for children aged 4 to 12 across multiple sites. Ensure a safe, inclusive environment through constant supervision and adherence to health and safety protocols.
On-site · Toronto
Oversee and facilitate structured youth programming and mentorship for youth aged 13-17 across multiple community centers. Responsibilities include delivering life-skills programs, maintaining safety standards, and managing program documentation.
On-site · Toronto
The Program Mentor is responsible for planning and leading inclusive, safe, and age-appropriate activities for children aged 4-12. They must ensure participant safety through strict supervision, headcounts, and adherence to health and safety protocols.
On-site · Toronto
The mentor is responsible for planning and leading inclusive, safe, and age-appropriate activities for children aged 4-12 in an after-school setting. They must ensure participant safety through strict supervision, headcounts, and adherence to health and safety protocols.
On-site · Toronto
The Program Mentor is responsible for planning and leading inclusive, safe, and age-appropriate activities for children aged 4-12. They must ensure participant safety through strict supervision, headcounts, and adherence to health and safety protocols.
On-site · Toronto
The Youth Mentor is responsible for facilitating workshops and guiding youth ages 13-15 through the planning and execution of community events. The role focuses on fostering leadership, employment readiness, and personal growth using structured resilience frameworks.