Rise Club Facilitator (x10) – Ekurhuleni East

Rise Club Facilitator (x10) – Ekurhuleni East

Fixed Term Contract – To end August 2027 | Reporting to the Project Supervisor
Rise Club Facilitator (x10) – Ekurhuleni East

Job purpose

A Rise Club Facilitator supports the club’s activities and helps young people thrive. This includes building relationships, running programmes, and ensuring a safe, inclusive environment. Facilitators must be reliable, proactive, and comfortable working with youth in community or school settings.

Key responsibilities

Programme planning & delivery

  • Design and run activities, workshops, and programmes for club members.
  • Provide mentorship and guidance to help youth grow and meet challenges.
  • Facilitate sessions that promote health, social skills, and resource access.
  • Create an inclusive space where all young people feel safe and respected.
  • Maintain confidential club records and prepare required reports.

Advocacy and referrals

  • Link members to services like mental health support and bursary opportunities.
  • Keep accurate records of referrals and follow-ups.
  • Collaborate with professionals (teachers, social workers, etc.) to support youth.

Club supervision and training

  • Recruit and manage club participants.
  • Assist with training, activity prep, materials, and event setup.
  • Facilitate workshops in schools and community settings.
  • Address bullying or discrimination and maintain a respectful environment.
  • Spend time with young people, provide support, and be a positive role model.

Communication

  • Engage with youth and staff, offer feedback, and resolve issues as they arise.

Safeguarding

  • Partner with schools, police, and community groups to ensure club safety.
  • Report any safeguarding concerns to the appropriate person.

Other related duties

  • Help recruit parents, boys, and club members for watch parties and other activities.

Qualifications and experience

  • Post-matric qualification (diploma or equivalent).

Skills & qualities

  • Communication & interpersonal skills: Able to connect with diverse youth.
  • Enthusiasm & commitment: Passion for working with young people.
  • Empathy & sensitivity: Responsive to youth needs and concerns.
  • Reliability & patience: Dependable and calm under pressure.
  • Teamwork: Collaborative and supportive of colleagues.

This is an internal & external advert!
This is an EE position. Preference will be given to people with disabilities and particularly women.

Closing date for applications: Tuesday, 03rd June 2025, 16h30

Please forward your CV and cover letter to: recruitment@soulcity.org.za

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