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Community Partnerships & Program Support Worker

Community Partnerships & Program Support Worker

Fernie Youth Services
locationToronto, ON
remoteHybrid | Onsite
PublishedPublished: 2026-07-27
ExpiresExpires: 2026-09-22
Contract - Full Time
2 - 3 years of experience

FERNIE YOUTH SERVICES

Beat Builders Program

JOB DESCRIPTION

Position Title: Community Partnerships & Program Support Worker (August 24th, 2026- March 31st, 2027)

Reports to: Coordinator of Beat Builders Program and Manager of Community Services

Overview:

The Community Partnerships & Program Support Worker plays a key role in connecting Beat Builders to the community and supporting the day-to-day flow of the program. This role focuses on outreach, referrals, intake coordination, and in-session support to ensure youth are consistently entering the program and sessions run in a structured, organized, and engaging way.

Program Goal:

Beat Builders is a 14-week program designed to support youth in building confidence, skills, and a sense of accomplishment through therapeutic support, mentorship, and music-based programming. The program focuses on strengthening mental health, emotional regulation, and engagement; while helping youth build skills they can carry forward beyond the program.

Purpose of the Position:

This role is responsible for community outreach, referral pipeline management, intake coordination, and overall program operations. The Community Partnerships & Program Support Worker ensures a steady flow of participants into the program, supports onboarding and preparation, and maintains organization across all program logistics and documentation, while also contributing to program delivery through a consistent in-session presence that supports a welcoming, structured, and well-managed environment.

Relationships

This role works closely with the Therapeutic Program Coordinator, Youth Workers, and Music Production Lead, while building and maintaining relationships with schools, community agencies, and youth-serving organizations, ensuring alignment between outreach, intake, and program delivery so there is consistency across all stages of the program.

Responsibilities Community Partnerships & Outreach:

  • Build and maintain relationships with referral partners, including schools, community agencies, and youth-serving organizations
  • Conduct weekly outreach (emails, calls, meetings) to promote the program and maintain engagement
  • Follow up with partners in a timely and intentional manner
  • Ensure partners understand program criteria, referral process, and expected outcomes
  • Use outreach materials to promote the program leading up to and during each cohort
  • Continue outreach during the program to support new referrals and ongoing engagement
  • Support the development of a steady and reliable referral pipeline

Referral Pipeline & Intake Coordination:

  • Monitor and maintain a consistent flow of referrals into the program
  • Track referral sources, frequency, and engagement levels
  • Follow up with partners to sustain and increase referrals
  • Identify gaps in referrals and communicate with program leadership
  • Ensure all participant information is complete, accurate, and organized prior to program start
  • Ensure all onboarding forms are completed, including privacy, confidentiality, and consent requirements

Program Presence & Youth Engagement (In-Session Role):

  • Be present during program sessions (Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 4:00 PM – 9:30 PM)
  • Build positive and consistent relationships with youth
  • Support a welcoming, inclusive, and engaging environment
  • Act as a consistent and approachable point of contact for participants
  • Support coordination of program logistics including meals, transit, and materials
  • Contribute to a structured and positive experience for youth during each session

Program Operations, Documentation & Tracking:

  • Ensure completion of the Administrative Documentation checklist for every session
  • Complete all required documentation at the end of each session as outlined
  • Oversee pre and post session setup, ensuring the space is safe, functional, and ready for use
  • Ensure all equipment is checked and in working order before and after sessions
  • Track and maintain: o Office Supply Lists o Meal Plans o Bus Ticket Distribution Lists o Non-Perishable and Perishable Inventory
  • Monitor supply usage and support timely replenishment
  • Update inventory regularly and notify leadership when supplies are low
  • Collect and submit all receipts (e.g., meals) on a monthly basis
  • Ensure all documentation is completed, accurate, and uploaded to SharePoint
  • Maintain organized and consistent program records

Strategic Support:

  • Participate in team meetings and program check-ins
  • Share updates on outreach, referrals, and program operations
  • Support ongoing improvements to outreach, intake, and program coordination
  • Other responsibilities as assigned

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

  • Strong relationship-building and communication skills
  • Strong organization and attention to detail
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks and follow through consistently
  • Comfortable engaging with youth in a program setting
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team
  • Problem-solving and adaptability

Job Requirements:

  • Post-secondary education or equivalent experience in a related field
  • 1–2 years experience in community outreach, youth programs, or program support
  • Experience building and maintaining community relationships
  • Strong organizational and follow-through skills
  • Police Record Check with vulnerable sector screening
  • Flexible schedule required, including evening work
  • Availability on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 4:00 PM – 9:30 PM as core program hours
  • Hybrid work environment (on-site program delivery, remote and in-office administrative work)
  • Participation in team meetings and regular check-ins

Salary band:

$50,000 - $53,000 annually

Accountability:

  • Reports to Coordinator of Beat Builders Program & Manager of Community Services

Required career level

  • Experienced (Non Manager)

Years of experience (Optional)

  • 2 - 3 years of experience