Community Youth Coordinator: Hatchet Lake Denesuline Nation

Prince Albert Grand Council; Prince Albert; Hybrid; CAD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Prince Albert Grand Council in Saskatchewan is seeking a full-time Youth Coordinator to oversee programs within the PAGC Land Based Healing Project funded through Jordan’s Principle. The coordinator will work with youth and young adults to deliver holistic activities, including 15 days on the land, camping and other culturally grounded programming to foster belonging and safety.

You will collaborate with YAC, PAGC Embrace Life Coordinator and land-based team to plan and run youth, young adult

Qualifications

• Energetic and passionate about working with youth, young adults and families.
• Must be 24 years or older and resident of the community.
• Cree language speaker is an asset.
• Experience working with youth, young adults and families.
• Self-directed, detail oriented, with strong organization.
• CPR, AED, Wilderness Safety, First Aid and ASIST within 60 days of hire.

Responsibilities

• Plan and coordinate youth, young adult, and family programming including sports.
• Address needs using a strength-based approach to foster belonging.
• Incorporate cultural teachings, language classes and proper protocols.
• Empower youth to develop leadership and self-esteem.
• Assist with on the land training delivery and meeting coordination.
• Work with volunteers and staff to oversee daily project operations.

Skills

Youth engagement

Leadership

Communication

Team collaboration

Job description

The Prince Albert Grand Council is currently looking for a full time Youth Coordinators for the community. The Youth Coordinator is responsible for overseeing various programs within the PAGC Land Based Healing Project funded through Jordan’s Principle. The Coordinator will work with youth and young adults to provide a quality program which includes 15 days of on the land activities and camping and other holistic programming to be developed with YAC to engage and empower the youth in the community to have fun and be safe in a positive environment where all youth and young adults feel belonging so they can learn the skills needed to live meaningful and productive lives as they learn to develop and share their gifts with others.

Service Goals

Youth Coordinators will work under the daily supervision of the Health Director in the community and under the supervision of PAGC Embrace Life Coordinator. Yearly Workplan, Monthly calendars, and daily activities must be shared with both supervisors prior to activity or events.

Essential Functions

• Work with YAC and PAGC ELC and PAGC Land Based Team in planning a program, and coordinating and promoting youth, young adult, and family programming including but not limited to sports.
• Specific needs that will be addressed using a strength based model including sense of belonging, unresolved grief, building strong healthy relationships within the family, personal health practices and coping skills, decision making, problem solving etc.
• Cultural teachings and ceremonies, language classes, and proper protocols
• Engage and empower youth to learn leadership through opportunities to foster development of strong self-esteem.
• Work hands on in programs, activities and special events as needed.
• Provide quality interaction to members, volunteers and participants.
• Assist with the implementation and delivery of on the land training and meeting coordination
• Work “with” volunteers and community staff and oversee daily operations of the project.

Requirements

• Energetic, enthusiastic and passionate about working with youth, young adults and families.
• Minimum of 24 years of age and a resident of the community.
• Cree speaker, an asset
• Experience working with youth, young adults and families.
• Demonstrated ability to provide and role model quality life style, and effectively work with others.
• Must be self-directed and detail orientated.
• Demonstrated organization and communication skills
• CPR, AED, Wilderness Safety and First Aid and ASIST certifications required within 60 days of hire
• Demonstrated ability to work with diverse populations
• Basic computer skills
• Knowledgeable of survival skills needed while on the land, hunting, fishing, trapping, preparation of traditional foods, and setting up and organizing a safe camping experience.
• Willing to work on the land with youth, young adults and families in all seasons.

Deadline: Thursday, October 7th, 2026

Karen Timmerman, Human Resources Director
Prince Albert Grand Council
P.O. Box 2350
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan S6V 6Z1
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