Supported Child Development Inclusion Facilitator

Job Title

• Supported
• Child
• Development
• Inclusion
• Facilitators
• Employment
• Status:
• Regular
• Full
• Time
• Location:
• Penticton
• Hours: 35 hours/week

Closing Date: July 01, 2026

• The Employer Since 1966, OneSky has grown alongside the people of the South Okanagan, responding to change with care, creativity, and unwavering commitment.
• What began as a small, community‑driven effort has evolved into a broad network of supports that spans generations.
• Our story is one of listening, adapting, and prescence.
• Through changing names, expanding services, and deepening partnerships, OneSky’s purpose has remained constant: clearing a way forward so everyone has the opportunity to belong, thrive, and be well.
• Our history is not just something we honour, it continues to shape who we are and how we serve today.

Job Summary Reporting to the Inclusive Community Consult of Supported Child Development, the SCD Inclusion Specialist is responsible for the effective delivery of the support and resources to childcare centres in Penticton and South Okanagan area with a focus on enhancing inclusive childcare. The SCD Inclusion Specialist supports childcare programs in the community to create inclusive and inspiring childcare environments.

Qualifications

A bachelor’s degree or diploma in Early Childhood Education, with a minimum of five years’ experience or a combination of related training and experience. Excellent verbal and written communication skills and experience working with computers, including proficiency in Microsoft Office including Word, Excel, and Outlook. Required Successful completion of: criminal record check immunization record personal and professional references educational transcripts Valid BC driver’s license, reliable vehicle, clean driving record, and ability to obtain business use vehicle insurance. Early Intervention and Prevention Training. Signed Confidentiality Agreement. Adherence to OneSky policies and procedures, program operations manual, and commitment to the Code of Ethics. Skills, Knowledge & Abilities Demonstrated knowledge of family centered practice early intervention, child development, and services that support children with developmental delays and their families. Knowledge of developmentally appropriate early childhood practice and inclusion, and the ability to model and communicate these concepts to staff, childcare settings and families. Comprehensive knowledge of community childcare resources and other community support service Knowledge of cultural and socio-economic issues, including family systems and culturally appropriate practices. Strong oral, written and interpersonal communication skills. Ability to work as part of a team and independently. Adherence to OneSky policy and procedures, Code of Ethics and Confidentiality Agreement. Ability to maintain a positive, professional presentation. Skill in administering a range of formal and informal developmental assessment tools. Strong computer skills in Microsoft Office programs (Word, Excel and Publisher) and internet/email usage competency. Ability to work independently and to manage time and workload effectively. Willingness to participate in ongoing professional development training/courses.