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About the Position | |||
Position: 859 - Black Community Advisory Council Youth Mentor | |||
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Position Address: Peel Office: 71 West Drive, Unit 23, Brampton, Ontario | |||
Location: Mississauga, Brampton, Caledon, Virtual | |||
GoalBig Brothers Big Sisters has proudly been providing life changing mentoring relationships in Canada since 1913 and in Peel Region since 1967. The young people within our agency are facing adversity and in need of an additional consistent and supportive developmental relationship. With the guidance and support of a mentor it is our vision that every young person realizes their full potential and achieves their dreams. Our mission is to enable life-changing mentoring relationships to ignite the power and potential of young people. The youth within our agency build meaningful relationships with adult role models while developing their social and emotional competence, mental health and well-being and educational engagement. BBBS, in partnership with the Black Community Advisory Council (BCAC) of the United Way of Greater Toronto, has developed a community-based mentoring program that matches Black youth (ages 7 - 15) with an adult Black mentor to provide support, aimed at promoting a strong cultural identity, a sense of community, and belonging, and consequential leadership skills that will lead to engagement in their community, through participation in various cultural activities designed to achieve these objectives. As a volunteer under our Black Community Advisory Council (BCAC) Mentoring Program, you will be engaged in a unique, beneficial ongoing mentorship that is an important contribution to the enormous good that Big Brothers Big Sisters do in the local community for our youth. |
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DescriptionIn partnership with the Black Community Advisory Council (BCAC) of the United Way of Greater Toronto, the BCAC Mentoring Programs provide youth in the Black community with opportunities to develop:
The youth will benefit from mentoring relationships with Black mentors who share lived experience, can promote a strong cultural identity and provide encouragement, support and strategies when barriers, discrimination or challenges impact their mentees. This community-based mentoring program matches Black youth with a Black adult mentor to promote strong cultural and self-identity. Matches are encouraged to regularly plan fun and low in cost outings for 1 year including participation in various cultural activities to help youth feel rooted in their community. TIME: This program requires a minimum of a one year commitment, with at least two regularly scheduled outings a month of a few hours each. PLEASE APPLY AT THE EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY for this mentoring opportunity. Volunteer clients of Volunteer MBC should click the yellow box 'Apply Now!' (above/before) to confirm your interest in pursuing this position. You will gain immediate access to the BBBS volunteer application webpage. Please follow the steps outlined. Thank you! |
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Benefits
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Qualifications
Max Age: 99 Police Check: Required Resume:Not required Driver's Licence: Required Proof of Vaccination: Not required |
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Time CommitmentThis is a Long Term (More than 6 months) commitment
Shifts are available Anytime FLEXIBLE - 2 outings monthly. |
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TrainingMANDATORY training - 2 hour child safety training. |
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More DetailsAreas of Interest: Arts & Crafts, Culture & Heritage, Education & Learning, Sports & Recreation, Career Mentorship, Youth Programs, Parent & Child Support, Program Coordination, Youth Mentorship
Accessibility: Unknown Ideal for: Individuals, Newcomers |
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https://peelyork.bigbrothersbigsisters.ca/ | |||
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https://www.linkedin.com/company/2689300/ | |||
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGzYBtceY-mivJ4-sTg8tHQ | |||
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