Indigenous Youth Facilitator

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Jack.org

51 - 200 employees

Founded 2010

🏥 Healthcare

💼 Consulting

🤝 Non-profit

Healthcare • Consulting • Non-profit

Jack. org is a Canadian non-profit organization focused on improving youth mental health across the country. Through a variety of programs, including Jack Talks and Jack Chapters, they aim to raise awareness, provide resources, and foster conversations around mental health issues among young people. Their initiatives empower youth to understand and contribute positively to their mental well-being and that of their peers, addressing the urgent need for mental health education and support in communities.

📋 Description

• Facilitate live sharing circles for Indigenous youth • Guide participants in exploring lessons and reflections from the video portion • Generate group discussion and connection around mental health and healing • Build mental health literacy and normalize conversations about mental health • Help reduce stigma related to mental health and illness • Prepare and facilitate the Jack Talk for Indigenous Youth • Connect with peers through contact-based education and peer-to-peer outreach

🎯 Requirements

• Open to Indigenous youth ages 18–29 • Interest in joining a movement of Indigenous young people leading mental health and wellbeing discussions • Entry-level opportunity • Complete comprehensive training in group facilitation, public speaking, and advocacy • Facilitate vital mental health conversations with peers in a safe and supportive way

🏖️ Benefits

• Paid opportunity with honorarium for completing training • Honorarium for preparing and facilitating the Jack Talk for Indigenous Youth • Comprehensive training on group facilitation, public speaking, and advocacy

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