Inuuqatigiit Centre empowers Inuit children, youth, and families through community partnerships, fostering strength, pride, and support in a nurturing environment.
Vanier, Ontario
Welcome to the Inuuqatigiit Centre for Inuit Children, Youth and Families. In these unprecedented pandemic times, we ask that you contact us through our Staff Directory or email us (link below) before heading to our offices. In partnership with parents and the community, Inuuqatigiit Centre fosters strong and proud Inuit children, youth and families.
On-site · Ottawa
The Cultural Educator plans and implements Inuit-specific language and culture activities for the preschool program. They are also responsible for monitoring the health, safety, and well-being of children while supporting the teaching team.
On-site · Ottawa
The Early Childhood Educator is responsible for planning and delivering a high-quality, culturally-based early learning program for children aged 2.5 to 6 years. They must ensure the safety, well-being, and developmental progress of children while maintaining a clean and stimulating classroom environment.
On-site · Ottawa
The Community Mentor will plan and implement culturally-relevant, play-based programming for Inuit children and youth to enhance leadership and self-confidence. Responsibilities include coordinating venues, facilitating workshops, managing community partnerships, and preparing program reports.
On-site · Ottawa
The Program Assistant supports the planning and delivery of culturally grounded after-school and community-based programming for Inuit children and youth. They also assist with administrative tasks, maintain client files, and foster a safe, inclusive environment for participants.
On-site · Ottawa
The role supports Inuit youth in achieving educational and employment goals through individualized career planning and case management. It involves collaborating with schools, employers, and community organizations to facilitate smooth transitions from education to the workforce.
On-site · Ottawa
Supports Inuit adults in achieving educational and employment goals through individualized career planning and case management. Coordinates with schools, employers, and community organizations to provide holistic, culturally responsive support.
On-site · Ottawa
Provide culturally responsive support, education, and advocacy to Inuit students and families to promote academic success. Manage cases, coordinate services, and facilitate communication between schools and community resources.
On-site · Ottawa
The Elder Support Worker plans and delivers community-based cultural programming and provides holistic support to Inuit Elders. This includes managing outreach, coordinating Elder committees, and liaising with service providers to ensure appropriate referrals and advocacy.
On-site · Ottawa
The Student Support Services Worker provides social-emotional well-being and case management support to Inuit children, youth, and families. They develop student success plans and deliver culturally appropriate programming both within schools and the community.
On-site · Ottawa
The Nunavut Youth Worker supports the well-being of Inuit youth in Ottawa by developing meaningful relationships and providing cultural programming. They collaborate with government employees and caregivers to help youth maintain their identity and achieve personal goals.
On-site · Ottawa
The Field Worker is responsible for implementing the National Inuit Health Survey in the Ottawa-Gatineau region by recruiting and interviewing Inuit participants. They will manage data collection via electronic tablets and provide inclusive support services and referrals to participants.
On-site · Ottawa
The Registered Early Childhood Educator plans and delivers a high-quality, culturally-based early learning program for children aged 18 months to 5 years. Responsibilities include implementing curriculum, monitoring child development, and ensuring the health and safety of all children in accordance with licensing standards.
On-site · Ottawa
Plan and prepare nutritious, culturally appropriate daily meals and snacks for children and youth aged 6 to 24. Maintain kitchen cleanliness, manage food inventory, and ensure compliance with health and safety regulations.
On-site
Inuuqatigiit Centre for Inuit Children, Youth and Families is a multi service non-profit organization serving Inuit children, youth, and their families. We are dedicated to providing cultural, educational, and support services in a caring, respectful, and collaborative environment that fosters strong and proud Inuit children and families. Position # 2026-188 Position Title Visitation Program Assistant Posting Date January 22, 2026 Hours Full time Position Status Replacement- Determinate effective until March 31, 2026 Salary Range Starting salary of $42,500.00 annually, plus benefits POSITION…
