Careers
Join our team at Little Mountain Neighbourhood House and help us deliver vital community services to members of the Little Mountain-Riley Park catchment.
The Volunteer and Events Coordinator play a vital role at Little Mountain Neighbourhood House (LMNHS), working collaboratively with all departments across the organization. As a global position, it serves as a key connection point for more than 350 volunteers and for community members who engage through our events. This role is responsible for the overall development, implementation, maintenance, and evaluation of volunteer and community event coordination strategies.
The LEEP Program resource connector role at Little Mountain Neighbourhood House Society (LMNHS) is responsible for high-quality coordination and connection of employment, literacy, and mental health related resources across various Neighbourhood Houses in Vancouver for the participants of LEEP (language enhanced employment program). This includes outreach and coordination of employment related resources located in Vancouver. Outreach and coordination of resources related to mental health, as it connects to precarious employment and job search journeys of LEEP participants.
The literacy facilitator role consists of coordinating literacy (language skills and beyond) sessions for LEEP participants who require additional assistance outside of the allocated language sessions as well as overseeing the literacy sessions. Additionally, outreach for and training literacy volunteers and participating in literacy facilitation workshops (via Decoda) is a key aspect of this role.
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We hiring Child Care Substitutes to assist staff in providing support and direct care to children in our Before and After School Care programs working with children ages 6 to 12 years old. If you love to work with school-age children, we would love to meet you.
We are looking for ECE substitutes who can assist staff in providing support and direct care to children in our various childcare programs working with
children ages 3 to 5 years old.
English Language Teacher: Language Enhance Employment Program (LEEP) is responsible for implementing and teaching a specialized employment focused, language curriculum to support local community members to develop the English language skills required to enhance their employment opportunities and experiences. This pilot is part of an innovative, collaborative initiative undertaken by 8 neighbourhood houses in Vancouver to provide practical English language training to those in need of accessible employment supports and English language training.