Job Description

The Opportunity

Do you love turning everyday moments into learning wins? At Hope Endoors, our Life Skills and Social Skills Facilitator designs and delivers engaging experiences for neurodivergent young adults. You'll lead daily sessions and also take point on planning and adapting our curriculum so activities reflect each person's goals, strengths, and interests. You'll join a supportive team that values inclusion, creativity, and dignity in every interaction.

What You'll Do

Plan and lead meaningful activities

in life skills (for example: cooking, personal hygiene, emotional regulation, arts and crafts, community safety, physical activity, and drama), tailoring content to participant needs and interests.

Own the weekly planning cycle,

preparing lesson outlines and activity plans, and contributing to the monthly program calendar with the team.

Facilitate side-by-side,

modelling engagement, offering support, and nurturing a positive, inclusive group vibe.

Differentiate and adapt lessons

using Universal Design for Learning (UDL), visual supports, and trauma-informed approaches so everyone can participate and succeed.

Build social skills

by creating opportunities for communication, teamwork, and connection through both structured and free-choice activities.

Support smooth transitions

and respond to dysregulation with calm, respectful, and proactive strategies.

Document daily programming,

track progress, and assist with basic assessments and planning.

Coach students and volunteers

during sessions so they understand how to support neurodivergent participants effectively and respectfully.

Review and improve,

helping evaluate program effectiveness and suggesting practical enhancements.

Communicate with care

--engage participants, families, and community members professionally, positively, and inclusively.

Uphold health and safety

protocols and participate in specialized training as needed (for example: medication administration or de-escalation).

Pitch in where needed,

performing related duties based on participant and program needs.

What You Bring

Hands-on experience

supporting neurodivergent individuals (Autism, intellectual disabilities, ADHD, or learning disabilities) in community, school, or program settings.

Person-centred mindset

and strong grasp of inclusive strategies (UDL, strengths-based practices).

Creative lesson planning

--you can design activities that are purposeful and fun.

Clear communication and teamwork

skills with participants and colleagues.

Comfort with diversity of needs,

including a range of developmental levels, sensory profiles, and communication styles.

Reliability and flexibility,

with the ability to work independently when needed.

Willingness to jump in

to activities like cooking, painting, games, fitness, or crafts--even if you're still learning.

CPR/First Aid

certification (or willingness to obtain).

Vulnerable Sector Police Check

required upon hire. Asset: education or training in DSW, CYW, social services, recreation, behavioural science, or a related field.
Job Types: Full-time, Fixed term contract
Contract length: 12 months

Pay: $17.80-$19.50 per hour

Benefits:

On-site parking
Location:

Brampton, ON L6V 1A9 (preferred)
Work Location: In person