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Treasurer - Board of Directors

Treasurer - Board of Directors

remoteFully Remote
PublishedPublished: 2026-08-24
ExpiresExpires: 2026-10-23
Accounting / Finance

Eating Disorders Nova Scotia is a rapidly growing, community-based organization. We believe that no one should have to face an eating disorder alone. Each year, we support well over a thousand individuals as they navigate their unique recovery journeys. Our supports include peer support groups, individual support, workshops, professionally led groups, support for families, education, resource navigation, and advocacy.

As we continue to grow, we are seeking a collaborative and experienced Volunteer Treasurer to join our Board of Directors. This is a meaningful leadership opportunity for someone with nonprofit financial experience (or related expertise) who wants to make a tangible difference in the lives of those impacted by eating disorders.

The Treasurer will provide financial oversight and governance support to ensure Eating Disorders Nova Scotia remains transparent, accountable, and positioned for long-term sustainability. This role works closely with the Executive Director and the Finance & Audit Team throughout the year.

Why Join the Board of Eating Disorders Nova Scotia

  • Make a real impact: Your financial guidance will directly strengthen services that support thousands of Nova Scotians.
  • Warm, collaborative culture: Join a Board that values compassion, community, and supportive leadership.
  • Grow with a growing organization: EDNS is in an exciting period of expansion, and your expertise will meaningfully shape our future.
  • Manageable commitment: A predictable and reasonable time commitment with clear expectations and strong staff support.

Key Responsibilities:

Financial Stewardship

  • Review quarterly financial statements and highlight trends, risks, or opportunities.
  • Provide oversight of budgeting processes and annual cash flow planning.
  • Support financial forecasting as the organization continues to grow.
  • Ensure the Board receives clear and accurate financial information for decision-making.
  • Provide financial oversight and advice related to significant capital assets and major financial commitments.

Compliance & Accountability

  • Work with the Finance & Audit Team to ensure compliance with nonprofit financial policies, CRA obligations, and best practices.
  • Participate in the year-end audit or financial review process.
  • Help maintain and strengthen financial controls and internal financial policies.

Strategic Contribution

  • Chair the Audit & Finance Committee and support the Committee in carrying out its annual work plan and responsibilities."
  • Offer financial insight during strategic planning and major organizational decisions.
  • Support evaluation of funding opportunities, sustainability planning, and resource allocation.
  • Act as a trusted partner to the Executive Director and Board Chair.

You might be a great fit if you:

  • Have experience in finance or accounting
  • Strong understand budgeting, financial statements, and cash flow planning.
  • Are comfortable offering guidance and asking thoughtful questions that support good governance.
  • Ideally have nonprofit board experience

Time Commitment

  • Approximately 4–6 hours per month, including quarterly board meetings, four Finance & Audit Team meetings per year, and review of financial documents and occasional email follow-up

How to Get Involved

If you’re passionate about strengthening community mental health supports and want to contribute your financial skills to a growing organization, we would love to hear from you.

Eating Disorders Nova Scotia recognizes the overrepresentation of white/non-racialized voices within our organization. Therefore, we prioritize the contributions, perspectives, and lived experiences that individuals from Black, Indigenous, and racialized communities bring to our organization's work. We welcome and encourage applicants to self-identify in their cover letter. We also encourage those who have had direct experience with eating disorder recovery to apply and self-identify in their cover letter.

To apply:

Please send us your resume and a brief explanation of why you’re excited to join our team, highlighting the skills and experience that make you an excellent match for this role.

Send to: Hannah Baillie at Board@eatingdisordersns.ca

With subject line: Treasurer, Board of Directors

For more information on Eating Disorders Nova Scotia, visit us at www.eatingdisordersns.ca

Required career level

  • Volunteer

Required skills

  • Finance
  • non-profit
  • accounting