Youth Program Volunteer – Meadowgreen Community Development

Name: United Way of Saskatoon & Area
Address: 100-506 25th Street East, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 4A7, Canada
Telephone: 306-975-7700
Price range: CAD

16 October 2025

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Date Posted	October 16, 2025
Expiry Date of Posting	Ongoing
Organization Name	Mennonite Central Committee Saskatchewan
Contact Name	Tewodros Gebrehiwot
Mailing Address	600 - 45th Street West
City	Saskatoon
Postal Code	S7L 5W9
Phone Number	306-665-2555
Fax Number
Email Address	tewodrosgebrehiwot@mccsk.ca
Web Site	https://mcc.org/get-involved/volunteer/meadowgreen
Position Title	Youth Program Volunteer – Meadowgreen Community Development
Job Description	Support culturally responsive programming for diverse youth ages 8-15 in Meadowgreen through hands-on facilitation and mentorship. Volunteers assist with Monday gym nights (6-8pm) featuring sports and team-building activities, and/or Wednesday after-school programs (3-5pm) including cooking, arts, crafts, and homework support. Responsibilities include supervising activities, building positive relationships with youth, facilitating inclusive participation across cultural backgrounds, and supporting sharing circles. Volunteers help create safe, welcoming spaces where young people develop skills, confidence, and cross-cultural friendships. Comprehensive online training of Plant-to-Protect will be provided. Flexible scheduling available – commit to one day weekly or drop-in as available.
Skills Required	- Genuine interest in youth development and community service - Respect for cultural diversity and willingness to learn from Indigenous, newcomer, and settler perspectives - Ability to engage positively with youth from various backgrounds - Reliable, punctual, and able to work collaboratively with staff and other volunteers - Good communication and active listening skills - Patience, flexibility, and enthusiasm - No prior experience necessary - training provided - Criminal record check required (vulnerable sector)
Benefits to Volunteer	- MCC Provides online training of Plan to Protect (P2P). The Plan to Protect training is essential for volunteers serving youth, as it equips them with the knowledge and procedures to ensure the safety and well-being of the children and youth under their care. - Develop cross-cultural competency and understanding through meaningful relationship building - Gain practical experience in youth development, community programming, and anti-oppressive facilitation - Receive training in trauma-informed practices, cultural safety, and restorative justice approaches - Build leadership and mentorship skills applicable to education, social work, and community development careers - Connect with diverse community members and expand your social network - Make tangible impact supporting youth facing systemic barriers - Contribute to positive community change and youth empowerment - Flexible scheduling accommodating student and work commitments - Official volunteer hours documentation for academic or employment purposes - Be part of an established program with 20 years of community presence
Days/Times	Weekdays Evenings Flexible
Suitable For	Adults (18 and over)
Work With	Children Youths (ages 8-12) Teens (ages 13-17) Families
Position Duration	Short term (3 months or less) Ongoing (more than 3 months)
Specific Dates	Mondays (Gym night) 6 to 8 pm and Wednesdays (after-school program) 3 to 5 pm
Application Deadline	Ongoing
Application Procedure	Email

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