Black Student School Program Facilitator (Casual / Contract)
Organization
Care Masters Women and Family Services
Location: Peel Region (in-school programming) + virtual planning sessions
About Care Masters
Care Masters Women and Family Services is a Black-led charitable organization committed to supporting the wellbeing, identity development, and leadership of Black children, youth, and families across Peel Region. Through our school-based Black Student Association (BSA) programs, we partner with educators to deliver culturally responsive, strengths-based programming that affirms identity, nurtures creativity, and builds belonging.
About Our School Based Cultural Programs for Black Students
Care Masters delivers a range of Black Student Association (BSA) programs in elementary and secondary school settings. These programs include culturally affirming enrichment, leadership development, mental wellness, creative expression, and identity-centered learning experiences. Programs are designed to reflect the lived experiences of Black students and to support confidence, joy, connection, and self-expression.
Position Overview
Care Masters is seeking casual, short-term School Program Facilitators to support the delivery of our in-school programming. Facilitators may support a variety of BSA programs depending on school needs, including creative workshops, leadership sessions, mental wellness programming, and cultural enrichment experiences.
At this time, there is an immediate contract opportunity to support the Black Joy Lab program at a school in Mississauga.
This role is well suited for a recent graduate or emerging professional with experience working with children or youth and an interest in culturally responsive, community-based work.
Facilitators work in pairs with experienced Care Masters staff and receive training and program support.
Immediate Contract Opportunity
Key Responsibilities
Schedule & Commitment
Compensation
Qualifications & Experience
Cultural Competency & Lived Experience
Care Masters’ BSA programs are grounded in cultural reflection, identity, and lived experience. Candidates who bring lived experience and cultural knowledge connected to Black, African, Caribbean, and/or African diaspora communities are strongly encouraged to apply.
Additional Requirements
How to Apply
Please send an expression of interest and resume to:
Please send an expression of interest and resume to [email protected]
Applications will be reviewed by the Executive Director
Care Masters Women and Family Services
Location: Peel Region (in-school programming) + virtual planning sessions
About Care Masters
Care Masters Women and Family Services is a Black-led charitable organization committed to supporting the wellbeing, identity development, and leadership of Black children, youth, and families across Peel Region. Through our school-based Black Student Association (BSA) programs, we partner with educators to deliver culturally responsive, strengths-based programming that affirms identity, nurtures creativity, and builds belonging.
About Our School Based Cultural Programs for Black Students
Care Masters delivers a range of Black Student Association (BSA) programs in elementary and secondary school settings. These programs include culturally affirming enrichment, leadership development, mental wellness, creative expression, and identity-centered learning experiences. Programs are designed to reflect the lived experiences of Black students and to support confidence, joy, connection, and self-expression.
Position Overview
Care Masters is seeking casual, short-term School Program Facilitators to support the delivery of our in-school programming. Facilitators may support a variety of BSA programs depending on school needs, including creative workshops, leadership sessions, mental wellness programming, and cultural enrichment experiences.
At this time, there is an immediate contract opportunity to support the Black Joy Lab program at a school in Mississauga.
This role is well suited for a recent graduate or emerging professional with experience working with children or youth and an interest in culturally responsive, community-based work.
Facilitators work in pairs with experienced Care Masters staff and receive training and program support.
Immediate Contract Opportunity
- Location: Meadowvale area of Mississauga
- Schedule: Wednesdays, bi-weekly
- Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
- Start date: January 14
- Program: Black Joy Lab (Grades 1–6)
Key Responsibilities
- Co-facilitate BSA school programs alongside a Care Masters lead facilitator
- Support student engagement, group management, and inclusive participation
- Assist with age-appropriate activities such as creative expression, games, storytelling, and guided discussion
- Arrive on site at least 15 minutes prior to session start time
- Participate in virtual planning, training, and collaboration meetings
- Uphold Care Masters’ values of care, cultural respect, professionalism, and child safety
Schedule & Commitment
- In-school sessions are typically 1 hour in length
- Programs take place in schools across Peel Region
- Planning and training sessions occur virtually
- This is a casual, contract-based role with short-term commitments tied to program delivery
Compensation
- $100 flat rate per in-school session (1-hour delivery)
- $25 per hour for virtual planning, training, and collaboration sessions
Qualifications & Experience
- Education or training in Child and Youth Work, Social Service Work, Early Childhood Education, Social Work, Education, or a related field (completed or in progress)
- Experience working with elementary-aged children and/or youth in group settings
- Strong communication and facilitation skills
- Comfortable working in school environments
- Understanding of culturally responsive, strengths-based approaches
- Reliable transportation to school sites (access to a vehicle is an asset but not required)
Cultural Competency & Lived Experience
Care Masters’ BSA programs are grounded in cultural reflection, identity, and lived experience. Candidates who bring lived experience and cultural knowledge connected to Black, African, Caribbean, and/or African diaspora communities are strongly encouraged to apply.
Additional Requirements
- Vulnerable Sector Check (required prior to program delivery)
- Ability to work collaboratively as part of a facilitation team
How to Apply
Please send an expression of interest and resume to:
Please send an expression of interest and resume to [email protected]
Applications will be reviewed by the Executive Director