Career Opportunities
Youth & Family is a thriving non-profit organization on the beautiful West Coast of BC. Our coastal town on the Salish Sea is nestled among cedar forests, coastal mountains, and freshwater lakes.
We are a short 20 minute flight to Vancouver, BC or you can travel by ferry and watch the whales along the way. We offer competitive wages and benefits, a supportive work team and creative environment. Join us as we grow!
We currently have 1 position posted.
Family Enhancement Counsellor
Posted July 21, 2025
Youth & Family currently has an opening for a Family Enhancement Counsellor. This is a permanent, part-time position at 21 hours per week with a competitive wage and benefits package. The rate of pay ranges from $28.77 – $31.77 per hour.
Duties: Provide counselling, support, information, and group/parenting training programs to youth and/or families experiencing difficulties. Service is delivered primarily in community settings and client homes and will require flexible hours.
Qualifications: Minimum education requirement of a BSW, BA in Child & Youth Care or Bachelor’s Degree in related human services field and experience working with youth and/or families. A valid Class 5 driver’s license, reliable vehicle and satisfactory criminal record check is required.
Please familiarize yourself with our organization and see the full position description available in pdf format
through the button below. Please send your resume and cover letter outlining your skills in relation to this role to
csinkewicz@youthandfamily.ca by 4pm, Friday October 17th, 2025 (position open until filled).
We thank all interested applicants; however, we will only contact those who best
meet the requisite skills, experience, and qualifications.
Life is filled with joys and challenges. We are here to help.
Youth & Family services are inclusive to people of diverse cultures, physical abilities, gender identities and sexual orientations. You are safe here.
We respectfully acknowledge that we live and work on the traditional territory of the Tla’amin Nation.