ORGANIZATION: INTEGRATIVE MINDFULNESS CENTER INC.

Type: Casual / General Contract
Hours: Approx. 15-20 hours per week (Weekdays, 9:00 AM–3:00 PM)
Wage Range: $18–$21 per hour (based on experience and qualifications)

ABOUT US

Integrative Mindfulness Center Inc. (IMC) is a growing multidisciplinary organization that delivers mental health and trauma-informed services, professional training, and mindfulness-based wellness programs to Indigenous and northern communities across Manitoba. Our services support adults, youth, children, families, and professionals in developing resilience, healing from trauma, and building stronger, more resilient communities.
Position Overview
We are seeking a committed Outreach Worker to support our daily organizational operations, assist with professional training sessions, and engage with community members and partners. This is a casual, contract-based role ideal for someone who is organized, outgoing, and passionate about helping others. The successful candidate will help promote our services, organize community events, and provide logistical and communication support for therapy sessions, group work, and consultation programs.
This role combines administrative coordination, community engagement, and program delivery support, making it a meaningful opportunity for individuals pursuing careers in social work, business administration, Indigenous studies, or mental health fields.

• Serve as a liaison between IMC and community members, organizations, and stakeholders.
• Support the coordination of events, workshops, therapy sessions, and training programs.
• Provide logistical assistance during community consultations and professional trainings.
• Help manage intake appointments, sign-ins, and prepare for group sessions.
• Respond to general inquiries, phone calls, and emails from community partners and clients.
• Support communication and promotion efforts for upcoming events and services.
• Document feedback from community participants and assist with basic reporting.
• Distribute information packages and educational materials across different outreach areas.
  Track and report basic attendance and follow-up needs from sessions.
  Preferred Qualifications & Assets
  Strong organizational, time management, and multitasking skills.
  Positive interpersonal skills and comfort engaging with diverse community members.
  Experience in community outreach, coordination, or client-facing roles is an asset.
  Ability to work both independently and collaboratively with a small team.
  Familiarity with land-based activities, traditional Indigenous knowledge, or cultural safety practices is a strong asset.
  Ability to speak Cree, Dene, or other Indigenous languages is a bonus.
  Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  Basic tech and marketing skills (email, social media, Canva, Zoom, etc.) are helpful.
  Experience handling scheduling, materials setup, or event logistics is ideal.
  Ideal For
  Students or recent graduates in Social Work, Business Admin, Community Health, or Indigenous Studies.
  Individuals with flexible weekday availability seeking meaningful part-time work.
  Candidates who are passionate about cultural healing, trauma recovery, and community wellness.