Program Assistant - Summer Student, 8 weeks, Pembroke

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Summer Student
EarlyON and FVES Program Assistant
Reports to: Supervisor
Location: EarlyON Centre Pembroke & Family Visit and Exchange Services
Family & Children’s Services of Renfrew County is a multi-service agency committed to providing preventative, protective and socially inclusive services and programming that empower and strengthen everyone. We are focused on cultivating a team-oriented work environment where everyone thrives. Our goal is to develop and strengthen collaborative partnerships to increase availability, accessibility and quality of care to our communities.
Our agency commitments include; moving forward Anti-Oppressive Practice, French Language Services and working alongside Indigenous Communities.
POSITION SUMMARY:
This position supports both the Child Exchange and Visitation Centers and the EarlyON team by contributing to safe family interactions and high-quality early childhood development services. The role is responsible for providing administrative assistance to both program areas.
KNOWLEDGE & SKILL REQUIREMENTS:
• Currently enrolled in a post-secondary establishment and returning to school in September 2026
• Early Childhood Education Student, Social Science or equivalent field of study
• Experience working with families
• A clear vulnerable sector police records check
• First Aid and CPR Certification is considered an asset
• Oral and written proficiency in French is considered an asset.
• Excellent interpersonal skills, self-discipline, good judgment.
DURATION:
8 weeks, 35 hours per week
SALARY:
$17.60 per hour
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