Employment type: full time Be part of something amazing! A Unit Guider leads a group of girls and youth (ages 5-17). You'll run fun, empowering activities in your community from Fall to Spring. As a Unit Guider, you'll help girls grow in confidence and reach their potential. What you’ll do: You'll team up with other Guiders, sharing responsibilities and building on each other’s strengths. As a leadership team, you’ll embody the Guiding Law and model teamwork and cooperation for girls and youth. Together, you will: Build Relationships Build relationships with girls and other Guiders Engage girls to share ideas, make decisions and take on age-appropriate leadership Engage with caregivers to answer questions and share updates Welcome new girls and Guiders into the unit at any time during the year Plan and lead activities Plan inclusive indoor and outdoor meetings using the Girl Guides digital activity library Pick-up and prepare supplies and materials for meetings Lead meeting activities while fostering positive behaviour in an age-appropriate way Plan special outings and activities (such as sleepovers) Learn about and incorporate Guiding traditions (such as special ceremonies) Support the unit’s administration Track girls’ achievements to order and present badges Complete and track required health and safety paperwork Coordinate cookie sales by tracking inventory, selling cookies and ordering cookies if applicable to your provincial council Track expenses and submit them to the Treasurer Uphold Guiding values Create a safe and welcoming space by following diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility policies Support Girl Guides of Canada’s Mission and Vision Follow and model the Girl Guides of Canada Code of Conduct Volunteers commit to 1-2 hours per week for unit meetings plus additional hours, when required, for trips and events.