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About the role
- Part-time facilitator delivering The Salvation Army’s school cooking and nutrition program for Grades 6-8 students. Coordinating meals, volunteers, food safety, partnerships, and program reporting in London.
Responsibilities
- Plan, coordinate, facilitate, and evaluate the Let's Eat Breakfast Program across up to three elementary schools
- Develop program plans, schedules, meal calendars, and educational activities
- Deliver hands-on cooking and nutrition education for students in Grades 6-8
- Foster a safe, supportive, inclusive learning environment promoting dignity, teamwork, leadership, confidence, and life skills
- Encourage student participation, retention, feedback, and involvement in other Salvation Army youth programs
- Build relationships with participants and provide mentorship, guidance, and recognition
- Maintain attendance and participation records
- Develop nutritious, culturally responsive, budget-conscious menus
- Purchase food, supplies, and program materials within approved budgets
- Lead students and volunteers in preparing breakfast items and other approved food products
- Instruct participants in safe kitchen equipment, food preparation, allergy management, sanitation, storage, and food safety practices
- Maintain inventory, production records, food distribution statistics, and clean kitchen and storage areas
- Communicate with school staff regarding meal production, storage, distribution, schedules, menus, participation, and outcomes
- Build relationships with principals, teachers, educational assistants, school support staff, volunteers, community partners, and stakeholders
- Recruit, orient, train, schedule, supervise, and support volunteers
- Support partnerships, donations, community awareness, and program sustainability
- Maintain records and report on attendance, participation, volunteers, meals, food security, nutrition education, and skill development
- Submit monthly statistics and reports and assist with grant reporting, donor stewardship, impact data, promotional materials, social media content, presentations, and fundraising stories
- Participate in program evaluation, planning, debriefs, budget development, and continuous improvement
- Respond to incidents, concerns, complaints, calls, emails, and program inquiries
- Assist students with a year-end recipe collection
- Coordinate recognition activities, celebrations, and graduation acknowledgements
- Support participant honorariums and participate in special, community, and seasonal events
- Comply with Ontario Health and Safety Act requirements and Salvation Army health and safety policies
- Perform other duties as required
Requirements
- Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) is required
- Equivalent combination of education, training, lived experience, and relevant work experience will be considered
- Valid Ontario Class “G” driver’s license, personal vehicle, insurance, and satisfactory current driver’s abstract required
- Safe Food Handling Certification required
- Standard First Aid and CPR Certification required, or willingness to obtain within a specified timeframe
- Current Background Check with vulnerable sector screening required
- Salvation Army Abuse Registry screening required
- Minimum one (1) year of related experience working with children and youth
- Experience facilitating group-based programs, activities, or educational workshops
- Experience maintaining program records, statistics, and outcome measurements
- Knowledge of food safety principles, healthy nutrition practices, and kitchen operations
- Understanding of food insecurity and school nutrition programs
- Strong facilitation and youth engagement skills
- Ability to create a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment
- Strong organizational, time management, planning, communication, and interpersonal skills
- Ability to manage multiple priorities and work independently with minimal supervision
- Ability to maintain accurate records, statistics, and program documentation
- Proficient computer skills, including Microsoft Office applications
- High standards of integrity, sound judgment, problem-solving, confidentiality, and alignment with The Salvation Army’s mission
- Ability and willingness to understand and support The Salvation Army’s mission and purpose in Canada
- Ability to lift/move 20 lbs. and frequently reach, bend, twist, stoop, stand, sit, unpack delivery vehicles, and use a computer keyboard
- Flexibility in scheduling, including evening work
- Frequent travel and work at various locations throughout the City of London
- Must wear Salvation Army branded clothing provided by the employer
Benefits
- Employer-provided Salvation Army branded clothing
- Participant honorariums where applicable
- Reasonable accommodation upon request
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