Covenant House helps youth ignite their potential and reclaim their lives. As Canada’s largest agency serving youth who are homeless, trafficked or at risk, we offer the widest range of 24-7 services to more than 300 young people each day. As a national leader, we educate and advocate for long-term change to improve the lives of vulnerable youth. This includes influencing public policy, leading awareness and prevention programs and continually building and sharing our knowledge. As a learning organization, we strive for excellence and programs with impact. More than a place to stay, we provide life-changing care with unconditional love and respect. We meet youth’s immediate needs and then we work together to achieve their future goals. We offer housing options, health and well-being support, training and skill development, and ongoing care once youth move into the community. Thanks to our donors, who contribute almost 80 per cent of our $33-million annual operating budget, we are able to deliver these comprehensive programs and services. Since 1982, Covenant House has supported more than 100,000 young people.
On-site · Toronto
Support youth in the Cooking for Life pre-employment program through mentorship, coaching, skills development, wellbeing check-ins, and access to wraparound services. Coordinate cohort activities and workshops, assist with culinary training, respond to participant needs, and maintain accurate program records and documentation.
Hybrid · Toronto
Lead accounting, payroll, procurement, financial reporting, audit readiness, regulatory filings, and internal controls, ensuring accurate and timely financial operations. Develop the Finance team and modernize systems and processes, including NetSuite and reporting capabilities, while partnering across the agency to strengthen operational assurance and service.
Hybrid · Toronto
Coordinate campaign meetings, volunteers, donor engagement, and fundraising activities, while preparing materials and ensuring timely follow-up. Maintain prospect and donor records, campaign trackers, reports, and stewardship documentation, and support campaign events and cross-organizational coordination.
On-site · Toronto
Conduct outreach to youth experiencing or at risk of homelessness, build trusting relationships, provide basic needs and crisis support, and connect youth with shelter, housing, health care, and other services. Collaborate with community partners, maintain program documentation, support safety and harm reduction, and participate in team activities and program evaluations.
On-site · Toronto
Build supportive relationships with youth and provide ongoing counselling, crisis intervention, needs assessments, and case management. Develop community support plans, connect youth with appropriate resources, document client interactions, provide food support, and help maintain a safe and welcoming drop-in environment.
On-site · Toronto
Supervise overnight residential services, including staff, youth admissions and discharges, case management, training, and adherence to organizational policies. Maintain building safety and respond to emergencies while ensuring staff engage youth and provide trauma-informed care.
Hybrid · Toronto
Develop and manage stewardship strategies and personalized experiences for campaign donors, including recognition programs, naming opportunities, engagement events, and impact reporting. Maintain stewardship systems and workflows, ensure donor commitments are fulfilled, and collaborate across teams and with external partners to support the capital campaign.
On-site · Toronto
Provide specialized day-to-day care and counseling to young women in supported housing, including assessing needs, developing safety plans, and responding to crises with trauma-informed techniques. Maintain a safe residential environment, document care and incidents, advocate for youth, and support their independence and personal goals.
On-site · Toronto
The Youth Worker is responsible for providing trauma-informed residential care, managing a caseload of up to 10 youth, and facilitating life skills and recreational activities. They also ensure the safety and security of the facility while coordinating with case managers and community resources to support youth goals.
