Competition # 2026-196-CC Comprehensive Care Specialist (2026-196-CC) Employment Type: Casual, Bargaining Unit (1 Vacancy) Work Hours: 22 hours/week (3 days/week) Work Setting: Onsite – Limited Opportunities to Work Remo…
Skills: Case management, Crisis intervention, Psychosocial assessment, Service coordination, System navigation
Manager, Media Relations, Paid Media & Thought Leadership (2026-317-CS)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada · Hybrid
$80k–$85k/yr
Mid level
Competition # 2026-317-CS Manager, Media Relations, Paid Media & Thought Leadership (2026-317-CS) Employment Type: Full-Time, Non-Bargaining Unit Work Hours: 35 hours/week (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm) (Compressed work week option a…
Skills: Media relations, Paid media strategy, Thought leadership, Executive profiling, Reputation management
Competition # 2026-261-YPS Youth Mental Health Court Worker (2026-261-YPS) Employment Type: Full Time, CUPE Bargaining Unit (1 Vacancy) Work Hours: 35 hours per week Work Setting: Onsite with limited opportunities to wor…
Skills: Case management, Clinical assessment, Brief counselling, Trauma-informed care, Risk assessment
Competition # 2026-270-CC Recreational Program Coordinator (2026-270-CC) Employment Type: Full Time, Bargaining Unit (1 Vacancy) Work Hours: 35 hours/week (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm) Work Setting: Exclusively Onsite – 185 Cummer A…
Skills: Program Development, Facilitation, Client Assessment, Case Management, Community Engagement
Competition # 2026-296-CC Case Manager (2026-296-CC) Employment Type: Full Time, Bargaining Unit Work Hours: 35 hours/week (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm) Work Setting: Exclusively Onsite – 841 Queen St. E. & 1117 Gerrard St. E, Toro…
Skills: Case Management, Crisis Intervention, Informal Counselling, Mental Health Support, Harm Reduction
Competition #2026-308-YPS Awake Overnight Youth Worker (2026-308-YPS) Employment Type: Part Time, CUPE Bargaining Unit (1 vacancy) Work Hours: 21 hours/week, Friday and Saturday 12am-9am and 11:30pm-11:30am Work Setting:…
Skills: Youth Work, Crisis Intervention, Trauma Informed Care, Case Management, Client Supervision
Competition #2026-288-CCFS ECE Program Staff (2026-288-CCFS) Employment Type: Full-Time, Bargaining Unit (5 vacancies) Work Hours: 35 hours/week (Monday - Friday) Work Setting: Exclusively Onsite: Morse St Child Care (18…
Skills: Child Care Planning, Program Implementation, Behavior Management, First Aid/CPR-C, Parent Communication
Youth Worker (Congregate Care) - FT (2026-297-YPS)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada · On-site
Mid level
Competition # 2026-297-YPS Youth Worker (Congregate Care) - FT (2026-297-YPS) Employment Type: Permanent Full Time, CUPE Bargaining Unit (1 vacancy) Work Hours: 30 or 50 hours per week (Rotating week 1 50 hours/week, wee…
Skills: Client Care, Crisis Intervention, Trauma-Informed Care, Conflict Resolution, Case Management
Competition # 2026-280-CC Personal Support Worker (2026-280-CC) Employment Type: PSW, Bargaining Unit (3 Vacancies) Work Hours: Flexible hours Work Setting: Exclusively onsite (Community) Salary: $24.37 per hour Applicat…
Skills: Personal Care, Client-Focused Service, Cultural Sensitivity, Health and Safety Compliance, Meal Preparation
Sign up with Clera and we'll reach out the moment a role actually fits you — no more spraying applications into the void.
Full-time
high school
Posted 1d ago
Apply by Nov 9
~25 hrs/week
Responsibilities
The Child Program Worker will plan and lead engaging after-school activities while ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for children. Responsibilities include escorting children from school, preparing healthy snacks, and supervising children during on-site and off-site activities.
Requirements
Candidates must have completed or be currently enrolled in a post-secondary education program. Knowledge of child development for ages 4-12 and the ability to work with families facing systemic barriers are required.
Full job description
Competition # 2026-312-HB
Child Program Worker (2026-312-HB)
Employment Type:
Casual, Bargaining Unit
Work Hours:
25 hours/week (Mon – Fri 2pm-7pm)
Work Setting:
Exclusively Onsite – 251 Cosburn Avenue, Toronto
Salary:
Rate: D - $21.26/hour
Application Deadline:
August 13 2026, by 11:59 pm
Program Overview – Neighbourhood Programs, Homeward Bound unit Homeward Bound is an employment wrap around program that assists female-led families who are living in unstable conditions make a successful transition to sustainable employment, permanent housing and independent living for themselves and their children. The program includes many components including, career development and life skills, academic upgrading and computer training, and a college diploma program. There is also an internship component and access to sustainable employment opportunities. Homeward Bound also offers on-site childcare, family support, and an after-4 program for school aged children.
As a Child Program Worker, you’ll create a safe, welcoming environment where children can learn, play, and thrive. You’ll plan and deliver engaging activities, support educational and life skills development, and ensure children’s well-being during daily routines and special events. Your work will directly contribute to helping families overcome challenges and achieve lasting stability.
What You Will Do You’ll play an active role in creating a safe, welcoming space where children feel valued and supported. Your responsibilities will include:
Planning and leading after-school activities that encourage learning, creativity, and life skills.
Offering spontaneous, age-appropriate activities that spark joy and curiosity.
Safely escorting children from local schools to our program site.
Preparing and serving healthy snacks that meet diverse dietary needs.
Supervising children during on-site programs and off-site trips, ensuring safety and inclusion for all ((March break, PA Days, Summer break).
Following all relevant legislation, organizational policies, and best practices to maintain a respectful and secure environment.
What You Bring to the Team
Post-secondary 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 4–12.
Ability to work with children and families who may have experienced systemic barriers, including homelessness or violence, with empathy and respect.
Understanding of community development and child-centered 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 problem-solving skills.
Adaptability and confidence in fast-paced settings.
A proven ability to build trusting, non-judgmental relationships with children.
First Aid Certification (an asset but not required).
WoodGreen is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to providing an inclusive and barrier-free selection process and work environment. If contacted in relation to an employment opportunity, please advise our People & Culture representatives at careers@woodgreen.org of the accommodation measures required. Information received relating to accommodation will be addressed confidentially.
This public job posting uses AI-powered tools to screen, assess, or select applicants.
Related keywords
Child Program WorkerHomeward BoundAfter-schoolChild developmentCommunity developmentInclusionSafetyLife skillsFirst AidSocial servicesFamily supportToronto
Opportunity Made Here. Addressing pressing UNMET needs in Toronto since 1937. #UNMETCampaign
Industry
Community Services
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Founded
1937
Headquarters
Toronto, Ontario
LinkedIn followers
31,754
Every year, WoodGreen provides more than 40,000 Toronto residents with the tools and support they need to thrive. As one of the largest social service agencies in Toronto, we remove barriers and empower the clients we serve. We also work closely with our clients and community and thought leaders to reshape social service delivery to better serve our community.
Our services include:
- Resources to find safe, affordable, and supportive housing
- Physical and mental health services delivered by an interdisciplinary team
- Seniors’ services promoting health, active living and independence
- Assistance for neurodiverse adults and children and their caregivers
- Financial counselling and workshops to build financial skills
- Employment services and training opportunities to support job seekers
- High-quality child care and enriching after-school programs
- A wrap-around education and employment program for single mothers
- Settlement services for recent immigrants and refugees
- Youth social and mental health services designed by young people
We proudly welcome and serve people of all religions, races, cultures, gender identities, and sexual orientations.
As a United Way Anchor Agency, WoodGreen is part of a strong network of local agencies striving to develop innovative solutions to critical social needs.
Offices: 815 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M4J 1L2, CA
Opportunity Made Here. Addressing pressing UNMET needs in Toronto since 1937. #UNMETCampaign
Industry
Community Services
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Founded
1937
Headquarters
Toronto, Ontario
LinkedIn followers
31,754
Every year, WoodGreen provides more than 40,000 Toronto residents with the tools and support they need to thrive. As one of the largest social service agencies in Toronto, we remove barriers and empower the clients we serve. We also work closely with our clients and community and thought leaders to reshape social service delivery to better serve our community.
Our services include:
- Resources to find safe, affordable, and supportive housing
- Physical and mental health services delivered by an interdisciplinary team
- Seniors’ services promoting health, active living and independence
- Assistance for neurodiverse adults and children and their caregivers
- Financial counselling and workshops to build financial skills
- Employment services and training opportunities to support job seekers
- High-quality child care and enriching after-school programs
- A wrap-around education and employment program for single mothers
- Settlement services for recent immigrants and refugees
- Youth social and mental health services designed by young people
We proudly welcome and serve people of all religions, races, cultures, gender identities, and sexual orientations.
As a United Way Anchor Agency, WoodGreen is part of a strong network of local agencies striving to develop innovative solutions to critical social needs.
Offices: 815 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M4J 1L2, CA