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Youth Explore Coordinator

  • Feb 12
  • 2 min read

Time Commitment: 15/20 hours a week (on Saturdays afternoon every two weeks)

Reports to: Community Life Manager

Start Date: June 2026


summary:


Youth Explore is a biweekly activity aimed at migrant and refugee teenagers. You will work with a team responsible for a variety of program related activities, such as planning regular social gatherings and meetings with the teenagers. The meetings and social gatherings are centered around a variety of topics such as leadership, cultural appreciation, identity, and community building.



Essential Duties and Responsibilities:


  • Oversee service programming: develop, coordinate, manage, implement and evaluate systems within the program.

  • Update supervisor with challenges and ideas.

  • Ensure safety of children at all times.

  • Be punctual and communicate if a problem arises.

  • Address inappropriate and disciplinary issues promptly.

  • Ensure that children’s varying needs and interests are met.

  • Assist with program planning, outings, workshops, and coordination of the youth.

  • Serve as a support and mentor for the youth in the program.

  • Attend and plan regular youth explore sessions (time and days to be determined)

  • Following the minimum performance guidelines (MPGs). To be consulted internally with the position's supervisor.

Requirements:


  • Strong interpersonal communication skills, including effective listening.

  • Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team with enthusiasm, initiative and creativity.

  • Cultural awareness and ability to interact with people from different cultures, genders, religions, and backgrounds.

  • Dedication and passion for working with teenagers.

  • Patience and awareness when dealing with topics such as identity, trauma, and migration.

  • Fun, up-beat, and positive attitude.

  • Must be available on weekends.

  • Police Clearance Certificate required upon acceptance of application.

  • Must engage in regular direct contact with the community.


Benefits:


  • Contributing to Social Impact – Self-fulfilment and personal growth in pursuing a valuable cause.

  • Networking Opportunities - Getting connected to partner institutions, philanthropists and people of all backgrounds.

  • Knowledge Growth – Learning about immigration related processes, contexts and realities as well as other NGO related topics in Portugal.

  • Work Experience - Getting experience working in a professional environment with a welcoming workplace culture.

  • Leadership Skills - Develop leadership skills in a dynamic and fun setting.




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