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Job Posting – Internal/External&nbsp;POSITION:&nbsp;Life Skills Program CoordinatorLOCATION: Sagatay &nbsp;SHIFT: Monday to Friday 9am to 5pmSALARY: $65,000.00Na-Me-Res&nbsp;(Native Men’s Residence) located in Toronto, is a diverse, multi-service organization.&nbsp; Through a culture-based approach that addresses the holistic needs of its clients, Na-Me-Res’ mission is to provide temporary, transitional and permanent housing to Indigenous men experiencing homelessness in Toronto, while providing outreach and support services to the broader Indigenous homeless population.&nbsp;Job OverviewThis position is responsible for coordinating the life skills portion of the Sagatay program, a supportive healing and learning environment for Indigenous men.&nbsp; The successful candidate will work closely with the care team to support the goals and objectives of the clients and the program.&nbsp;Qualifications<ul><li>Post-secondary diploma or degree in a related field of study (Social Work, Education etc)</li><li>Experience working in a social service setting</li><li>Experience coordinating or supervising a project and/or program</li><li>Knowledge and proficiency of Microsoft Office </li><li>Knowledge of Indigenous issues, traditions, and culture</li><li>Strong interpersonal and organizational skills</li><li>Ability to work well independently and a part of a team</li><li>Proficient in written and oral communication</li></ul>Responsibilities<ul><li>Plan and coordinate life skills programming </li><li>Facilitate client assessments and care plan delivery</li><li>Identifying, recruiting and coordinating facilitators</li><li>Supporting and developing program curriculum</li><li>Identify and build community partnerships</li><li>Facilitate client interviews and participate in client care meetings</li><li>Administrative responsibilities include monthly reporting, daily attendance and data collection</li><li>Financial management</li></ul>Desirable skills or certifications (please identify within your application)<ul><li>Driver’s license and clean driver’s abstract</li><li>Ability to speak a Native language</li><li>First Aid/CPR, WHMIS certifications</li></ul>Na-Me-Res is committed to staffing a workforce representative of the Indigenous population we serve. We encourage First Nation, Metis and Inuit applicants to apply and please identify in their cover letter. We thank all applicants, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. If you are invited to an interview and require accommodation, we will make every effort to accommodate you.CLOSING DATE:&nbsp;December 5, 2025, 5PM.A cover letter and resume can be submitted to:Human Resources26 Vaughan Road, Toronto, ON M6G 2C4Fax #:&nbsp;(416) 652-3138 / Email: <a href="mailto:jobs@nameres.org" target="_blank">jobs@nameres.org</a>MIZIWE BIIKABORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING(No phone calls please)

Native Men's Residence

Life Skills Program Coordinator

Calgary Region Immigrant Employment Council&nbsp;OPPORTUNITY PROFILE&nbsp;Executive Director&nbsp;Empowering Immigrants. Enriching Calgary.&nbsp;Calgary Region Immigrant Employment Council (CRIEC) is a dynamic, not-for-profit organization dedicated to connecting internationally trained professionals with strategies to achieve meaningful employment in Calgary. CRIEC bridges the gap between internationally trained professionals and meaningful career opportunities by fostering partnerships and developing programs that empower immigrants to thrive in Calgary’s workforce. For 15 years, CRIEC has partnered with community partners, mentors, and employers to help immigrants thrive in their careers.&nbsp;&nbsp;CRIEC’s Clients&nbsp;CRIEC provides a suite of programs designed to empower internationally trained professionals and equip them for Calgary’s workforce. From one-on-one mentoring to job readiness workshops and networking events, CRIEC ensures every individual has access to the tools and resources they need to succeed.&nbsp;<ul><li>Pre-Arrival Support: Access tools and online sessions to help guide clients on their journey to Canada.</li><li>Mentorship (1:1 and Cohort): Personalized guidance from experienced professionals.</li><li>Job Readiness Workshops: Learn skills for resumes, interviews, and accreditation.</li><li>Opportunities to Connect with Employers: Network with Calgary industry professionals and employers through tailored events.</li><li>Work Placements (for select programs): Select, industry-specific programs offer the opportunity to be placed with a local employer. &nbsp;</li></ul>Learn more:&nbsp;<a href="https://criec.ca/" target="_blank"> criec.ca&nbsp;</a>CRIEC 2025 Impact Report:&nbsp;<a href="https://criec.ca/resources/impact-reports/" target="_blank">criec.ca/resources/impact-reports/&nbsp;</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The Role: Executive Director&nbsp;The CRIEC Executive Director provides both strategic and operational leadership to advance the organization’s mission of supporting internationally trained professionals in building meaningful careers.&nbsp;Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director establishes strategic priorities, oversees day-to-day operations, program delivery, and financial sustainability while fostering a culture of respect, inclusion and belonging, working collaboratively and strengthening relationships internally and externally.&nbsp;As CRIEC’s spokesperson and ambassador, the role engages employers, community partners, funders, and government to strengthen partnerships, secure resources, and champion diversity and inclusion. This is an exciting opportunity for a visionary leader to enhance CRIEC’s impact and contribute to a more inclusive and prosperous Calgary region.&nbsp;Key Accountabilities&nbsp;Leadership and Strategy&nbsp;<ul><li>Provide leadership, mentoring and coaching to a team of professionals, fostering a positive and collaborative workplace culture that values the success of the organization and the development of the team members</li><li>Provide visionary leadership to align all activities with CRIEC’s mission, vision, and values working with and through the Director of Finance and Administration, Director of Programs and Director of Research, Strategy and Evaluation.</li><li>Facilitate strategic planning and implementation; regularly evaluate impact and adapt programs, as necessary.&nbsp;</li></ul>Operational and Program Oversight&nbsp;<ul><li>Lead and direct all aspects of day-to-day operations, including program delivery, evaluation, and reporting.</li><li>Ensure high standards of client service, particularly in the delivery of mentoring and employment support programs.</li><li>Develop and implement policies and procedures that promote efficiency, effectiveness, and compliance. &nbsp;</li></ul>Financial and Budget Management&nbsp;<ul><li>Oversee the organization’s finances, including budgeting, cash flow, financial controls, audits, risk and compliance.</li><li>Lead fundraising initiatives, engage with donors, and pursue grants and partnership opportunities to ensure sustainability.</li><li>Pursue CRIEC’s fee-for-service social enterprise to raise unrestricted funding</li><li>Report accurately and transparently to the Board on financial matters.</li><li>Provision of Management Discussion &amp; Analysis (MD&amp;A)</li><li>Monitor internal controls and maintain an up-to-date risk register&nbsp;</li></ul>Community Engagement and Partner Relations&nbsp;<ul><li>Act as the primary spokesperson and ambassador for CRIEC; build robust relationships with employers, community partners, funders, government, clients, and the media.</li><li>Champion diversity and inclusion in all outreach and programming.</li><li>Represent CRIEC at events, panels, and in networks to further its mission.&nbsp;</li></ul>Board, Committees, and Governance&nbsp;<ul><li>Support and collaborate with the Board of Directors; provide timely updates, facilitate meetings, and prepare reports.</li><li>Ensure alignment between board policies and operational practices; implement board directives.</li><li>Help develop board capacity and actively engage with members.</li><li>Engage and work with CRIEC Board committees &nbsp;</li></ul>Mentorship and Capacity Building&nbsp;<ul><li>Create an organizational culture of mentorship for the team where learning and growth are prioritized for both staff and clients.</li><li>Leverage the expertise of staff, board, and community partners to support internationally trained professionals in their career journeys. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul>The Person&nbsp;The ideal candidate is an accomplished leader with a strong track record of advancing mission driven organizations. A bachelor’s degree is required, with a master’s degree in a relevant field considered an asset. Candidates will bring 5–10 years of progressive senior leadership experience, preferably within the non-profit, immigrant-serving, or employment sectors. They will demonstrate expertise in management, operations, financial management, budgeting, and fundraising, combined with a proven ability to mentor, coach, and inspire teams.&nbsp;This leader will be skilled in community engagement, leading teams, partnership development, building and strengthening relationships and public speaking, with highly developed communication, negotiation, and interpersonal skills. A working knowledge of Calgary’s employment landscape and the issues affecting immigrants will be essential. A commitment to diversity, inclusion, fostering psychological safety and CRIEC’s core values is fundamental to success in this role.&nbsp;Additional assets include proficiency in digital tools, communication platforms, and data analysis software, as well as experience engaging with boards and delivering strategic updates. &nbsp;Strategic Leadership&nbsp;Brings vision and direction to guide CRIEC’s mission, translating strategy into action while fostering innovation and adaptability in a dynamic environment.&nbsp;People Leadership&nbsp;Inspires and mentors staff through coaching, collaboration, and professional development, while nurturing an organizational culture rooted in inclusion, learning, and growth.&nbsp;Operational and Financial Acumen&nbsp;Demonstrates strong management of operations, budgeting, risk management and financial sustainability, with the ability to balance resources effectively to achieve organizational priorities.&nbsp;Community Engagement&nbsp;Builds and sustains strong relationships with employers, partners, funders, and government, acting as a credible and persuasive ambassador for CRIEC in the broader community.&nbsp;Communication and Influence&nbsp;Exhibits exceptional communication, negotiation, and presentation skills, with the ability to engage diverse audiences and represent CRIEC confidently in public forums.&nbsp;Commitment to Inclusion&nbsp;Demonstrates deep commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, ensuring CRIEC’s values are embedded across programs, partnerships, and organizational practices.&nbsp;Express Your Interest&nbsp;Email a convincing cover letter and a tailored resume to Shalini Bhatty or Heather Fookes at <a href="mailto:apply@leadersinternational.com" target="_blank">apply@leadersinternational.com</a>, including the job title in the subject line of the email. &nbsp;Leaders Executive Search&nbsp; <a href="http://www.leadersinternational.com/" target="_blank">www.leadersinternational.com&nbsp;</a>&nbsp;

Calgary Region Immigrant Employment Council

Executive Director

Job Posting – Internal/External&nbsp;POSITION:&nbsp;Case Manager - Mino KaanjigoowinSHIFT:&nbsp;M-F, 8am-4pmSALARY:&nbsp;$70,000.00Na-Me-Res&nbsp;(Native Men’s Residence) located in Toronto, is a diverse, multi-service organization.&nbsp; Through a culture-based approach that addresses the holistic needs of its clients, Na-Me-Res’ mission is to provide temporary, transitional and permanent housing to Indigenous men experiencing homelessness in Toronto, while providing outreach and support services to the broader Indigenous homeless population.&nbsp;MAIN FUNCTION:&nbsp;As a member of the Mino Kaanjigoowin team, the Case Manager provides physical, emotional, mental and spiritual care and support for clients with mental illness, concurrent disorders and special needs in order to assist them to effectively transition from homelessness to stable and secure long-term housing.&nbsp;DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:&nbsp;<ul><li>Completing intakes, assessments and personal case plans</li><li>Implementation and ongoing review of individualized case plans</li><li>Determining the appropriate services, completing referrals to meet clients' needs and engaging in necessary follow up</li><li>Collaborating with appropriate community service partners as part of an inter-disciplinary case-management team to meet the goals of the personal case plans</li><li>Coordinating recreational and psychoeducational activities</li><li>Maintaining an accurate record of all encounters with clients</li><li>Maintaining client privacy and confidentiality</li><li>Other duties as identified by the Program Manager&nbsp;</li></ul>REQUIREMENTS<ul><li>Post-secondary degree in a related field</li><li>3-5 years’ experience working in a social service setting</li><li>Strong knowledge of services available for individuals who are homeless and struggling with mental illness</li><li>Superior crisis intervention and problem-solving skills</li><li>Excellent interpersonal and communication skills</li><li>Ability to work independently and as part of a team</li><li>Computer literacy including demonstrated competence with Microsoft Office (experience with database software is an asset)</li><li>Successful candidate to provide a Police reference check as a condition of employment</li><li>Understanding of Indigenous history and culture</li></ul>&nbsp;The following skills are an asset:<ul><li>Valid Ontario's driver's license and a clear driving record</li><li>First Aid/CPR certified</li></ul>Na-Me-Res encourages Indigenous applicants (First Nation, Métis, Inuit and those who self- identify). We thank all applicants, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. If you are invited to an interview and require accommodation, we will make every effort to accommodate you.&nbsp;CLOSING DATE: December 5, 2025, at 5pm.&nbsp;A cover letter and resume can be submitted to:Human Resources26 Vaughan Road, Toronto, ON M6G 2C4Fax #:&nbsp;(416) 652-3138 / Email:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:jobs@nameres.org" target="_blank">jobs@nameres.org</a>(Hand delivered applications will not be accepted/no phone calls please)

Case Manager - Mino Kaanjigoowin

Job OpportunityDevelopment Officer, Corporate Partnerships Full-time, permanentAbout usAround the world, more than 60 countries have anti-homosexuality laws, and many more have other laws that discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. In 11 countries, same-sex intimacy can be punishable by death. In too many countries, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and intersex (LGBTQI+) people are routinely arrested, denied basic human rights, and are being brutally attacked, tortured, or even murdered.Rainbow Railroad was founded in 2006 to provide an additional solution to address the global refugee crisis, to which LGBTQI+ persons are uniquely vulnerable. Rainbow Railroad’s mission is to help persecuted LGBTQI+ individuals get to safety as they seek a safe haven from state-enabled harassment and violence. Rainbow Railroad provides support to LGBTQI+ individuals seeking safety with airfare and financial support that facilitates departure, travel, arrival and referral for settlement. Beyond direct financial assistance, Rainbow Railroad provides information, resources, and advice for asylum claimants as well as assistance to help people find safety when international travel is not possible.&nbsp;Rainbow Railroad is a registered Canadian charity and a USA 501(c)(3) organization with its headquarters in Toronto, Canada and an office in New York City, USA.THE ROLERainbow Railroad is seeking a dedicated fundraiser to take a role within our Development (also known as Philanthropy) team. The&nbsp;Development Officer, Corporate Partnerships will support the development of Rainbow Railroad’s Corporate Partnership program while helpingto achieve strategic objectives and revenue goals for the organization. Rainbow Railroad’sCorporate Partnership program has evolved rapidly over the past five years, and this is an important role that will help drive revenue growth, build new partnerships, and enhance partner fulfillment and stewardship. This role will work with corporate partners in Canada and the United States, as well as internationally. Occasional travel to meet with partners will be required.DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESCorporate Partnership Development<ul><li>Build and manage a portfolio of corporate partners donating a minimum of $20,000 to cultivate increased support for Rainbow Railroad in order to meet and exceed identified revenue targets.</li><li>Develop and implement a proactive and effective prospecting strategy for identification, research, and solicitation of new corporate supporters.</li><li>Identify, ideate, and build new partnership opportunities to develop a comprehensive approach to corporate partnerships.</li><li>Create a long-term cultivation and moves management strategy for Rainbow Railroad’s corporate partners to inspire growth in donor commitment through data mining and analysis and relationship management. </li><li>Support in the creation of partnership proposals, sales materials, and corporate funding applications and manage pitches to existing partners and prospects based on a win/win partnership model to secure new and renewed funding.</li><li>Manage all active partner relationships, act as a liaison between Rainbow Railroad and partner teams to manage expectations and problem solve while providing a positive, mutually beneficial&nbsp; experience to all our corporate partners.</li><li>Ensure all partnership data is tracked in the Rainbow Railroad database accurately and effectively, as well as supporting the Director of Partnerships with their partnership administration. </li><li>Support the development and execution of the annual Corporate Pride Partnership and Year-End Campaigns, as well as develop targeted sector-specific outreach.</li><li>Engage key stakeholders, including the Rainbow Railroad Board of Directors and Development Committee to engage their professional contacts and organizations in their networks to cultivate new partnerships.</li><li>Collaborate across RR's development team including Individual Philanthropy and Community Giving to identify areas of opportunity for additional corporate funding.</li></ul>Corporate Partnership Stewardship and Fulfillment<ul><li>Support the Director of Partnerships on the development of corporate engagement strategies, including identifying new partnership opportunities, benefits, recognition, and relationship management.</li><li>Lead in partnership fulfillment and brand marketing initiatives within your portfolio to ensure all aspects of partnerships are successfully implemented. </li><li>Support the Director of Partnerships with stewardship and fulfillment of Major and Leadership partnerships year-round with particular emphasis during the Pride Partnership Campaign from April through August annually. </li><li>Develop customized impact reporting and lead in the completion of reporting requirements for corporate partners.</li></ul>Event Sponsorship<ul><li>Working with other members of the Development team, support the creation of an events corporate fundraising strategy that generates sponsorship revenue and engages corporate sponsors.</li><li>Identify, cultivate, and secure corporate sponsors to meet budgeted revenue targets for key Rainbow Railroad events throughout the year, including the organization’s signature fundraising event, the Toronto Freedom Party.</li><li>Support the creation of event sponsorship levels and the identification of brand marketing and sponsorship visibility opportunities for relevant events and assist in producing sponsorship proposals and other sales materials to assist in solicitation.</li><li>Manage sponsor fulfillment for events, ensuring all pre and post event recognition elements as well as on-site visibility and activation commitments are met.</li><li>Oversee solicitation for in-kind donations that support Rainbow Railroad’s event fundraising strategy.</li></ul>QUALIFICATIONSRequirements<ul><li>Minimum 2-3 years experience in corporate partnerships, non-profit/for-profit partnerships, and/or social impact partnerships.&nbsp;Applicants with sales and partnership development experience from for-profit companies will also be considered.</li><li>Bachelor’s degree in a related field, or relevant combination of skills and expertise</li><li>Past success in engaging donors or organizational stakeholders in innovative ways to build relationships and/or deepen engagement.</li><li>Experience in developing stakeholder-facing communications such as funding applications, pitch decks, proposals, one-pagers.</li><li>Experience with partnership/sponsorship proposals and impact reports.</li><li>Demonstrated success in managing the donor journey from donor identification through to partner stewardship.</li><li>Familiarity with cause marketing, CSR programming, and corporate philanthropy is highly preferred.</li><li>Experienced in a variety of software programming including CRM software (Salesforce is an asset), Microsoft Office, Zoom, and others.</li><li>Ability to manage competing priorities while producing high-quality deliverables.</li><li>Entrepreneurial and creative with the ability to think independently to solve problems and move projects forward.</li><li>Knowledge of issues facing 2SLGBTQI+ communities, including LGBTQI+ refugees, preferably gained through lived experience.</li><li>Passionate about Rainbow Railroad’s mission and vision.</li></ul>LINES OF COMMUNICATION<ul><li>Reports to the Director of Partnerships</li></ul>Application Deadline – December 3, 2025Length of Contract&nbsp;– Full-Time, PermanentHiring Salary Range – $60,000 - $75,000Please note that we will be accepting resumes on a rolling basis, so we encourage interested candidates to apply as soon as possible.&nbsp;Please make sure to submit your application to the portal link here: <a href="https://secure.collage.co/jobs/rainbowrailroad/57831" target="_blank">https://secure.collage.co/jobs/rainbowrailroad/57831</a>We thank all applicants for their interest in this position however we will only be contacting those selected for next steps.&nbsp;Rainbow Railroad is dedicated to building an organization that reflects the diversity of the communities we serve. This includes diversity in languages spoken, culture, race, sexual orientation and gender identity.Requests for accommodation due to disability can be made at any stage in the recruitment process, please reach out to&nbsp; <a href="mailto:hire@rainbowrailroad.org" target="_blank">hire@rainbowrailroad.org</a>&nbsp;for any questions.

Rainbow Railroad

Development Officer, Corporate Partnerships

About the Role:&nbsp; Christie Ossington Neighbourhood Centre (CONC) is seeking a dynamic Fundraising and Resource Development Manager to lead innovative, mission-aligned fundraising strategies that fuel housing, shelter, and community programs across Toronto. This is a high-impact role ideal for a seasoned fundraising professional who thrives on building relationships, designing successful campaigns, and cultivating funding partnerships.Reporting to the Director of Shelters &amp; Housing, the Fundraising and Resource Development Manager will design and implement strategies to diversify revenue, steward donors, secure grants, and engage corporate and philanthropic partners. You will help CONC grow its donor base, advance equity-informed giving, and create lasting community impact.Key Responsibilities:<ul><li>Lead the development and execution of a multi-year fundraising strategy</li><li>Cultivate and steward relationships with major donors, foundations, and corporate sponsors</li><li>Write compelling grant proposals, stewardship reports, and donor updates</li><li>Execute targeted campaigns including annual giving and capital initiatives</li><li>Monitor fundraising KPIs and deliver actionable insights to the executive team</li><li>Work closely with internal teams to align fundraising with organizational priorities</li></ul>What You Bring:<ul><li>5–7 years of experience in nonprofit fundraising or development roles</li><li>Demonstrated success with grants, individual giving, and donor engagement</li><li>Strong knowledge of fundraising compliance, CRA regulations, and ethical standards</li><li>Proficiency with donor management systems such as Canada Helps or Salesforce</li><li>Excellent communication and relationship-building skills</li><li>CFRE designation or equivalent training is an asset</li><li>Passion for housing, equity, and inclusive community development</li></ul>Why Join Us: At CONC, you’ll be part of a values-driven organization committed to inclusive, housing-first, and trauma-informed service delivery. Join us in creating sustainable impact across Toronto’s most vulnerable communities.How to Apply: Send your resume and cover letter to <a href="mailto:apply.admin@conc.ca" target="_blank">apply.admin@conc.ca</a> . We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds and lived experiences.

Christie Ossington Neighbourhood Centre

Fundraising and Resource Development Manager

Street Health is a community-based, not-for-profit agency that has been providing innovative physical and mental health programs and advocacy to homeless and insecurely housed individuals in downtown Toronto for almost 40 years. Located within the downtown-east neighborhood of Toronto, Street Health works to improve the health and wellbeing of people who are homeless and under-housed by addressing the social determinants of health through its innovative nursing, mental health, harm reduction, overdose prevention, outreach and identification replacement programs, and through advocacy, education and research.It is within this context that Street Health welcomes applications for the appointment of its Executive Director.&nbsp;About the Opportunity:&nbsp;Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director (“ED”) will provide visionary, inclusive, and values-driven leadership, and advocate for the interests of people experiencing homelessness, people who use drugs, and people living with mental health challenges.&nbsp;Deeply grounded in principles of social justice, equity, and harm reduction, the ED will advance Street Health’s mission and ensure the organization remains a recognized leader in improving the health and well-being of people who are homeless or under-housed or underserved through low barrier and equitable care, advocacy, and education.The ED will continue implementation of the 2024-2028 Strategic Plan, translating its priorities into measurable outcomes. They will oversee finance, administration, and human resources; execute fundraising goals; and strengthen relationships in the community and with key partners and stakeholders.&nbsp;As an active, engaged, and hands-on leader, the ED will empower a passionate and committed team, centring and supporting staff well-being, resilience, and cross-agency collaboration. The ED will enhance communication and engagement across the organization and foster a culture of learning and growth where innovation is encouraged, and lived experience is valued and supported. Additionally, the ED will continue a culture that works in support of and collaboratively with the union, Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE).About the Individual:&nbsp;As the ideal candidate, you bring senior leadership experience within the not-for-profit, health, or social services sector. You thrive in leading people and driving strategy in a rapidly changing and complex frontline operational environment. You have experience working with a Board of Directors coupled with financial acumen, and knowledge of human resource management and change management. Experience leading teams within a unionized environment and with union negotiations (collective bargaining) is an asset.You are an authentic, collaborative leader who builds trust and fosters engagement, and you possess exemplary interpersonal and communication skills. You are comfortable representing the organization, serving as its ambassador within the community and with donors, actively advocating for systemic change, and amplifying the voices and stories of the people Street Health supports.Candidates must have a strong understanding and commitment to social justice and principles of anti-racism, health equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility. Experience in and knowledge of community-based health or social service provision, harm reduction, mental health and/or health equity is essential. Lived experience connected to Street Health’s mission is an asset. Knowledge of the local environment, including Street Health’s many partner agencies would be an asset, as is a graduate degree in a related field or equivalent combination of education and experience.&nbsp;Location:&nbsp;This position is based in Toronto, Ontario.Salary Range and Compensation: $130,000 – $145,000 and a generous benefits package.&nbsp;To learn more about this impactful leadership opportunity with Street Health, please submit a comprehensive resume along with a cover letter in confidence to Sam Walton (<a href="mailto:sam@griffithgroup.ca" target="_blank">sam@griffithgroup.ca</a>) and/or Noshina Choudhary (<a href="mailto:noshina@griffithgroup.ca" target="_blank">noshina@griffithgroup.ca</a> ), or visit: <a href="https://griffithgroup.ca/street-health-ed/" target="_blank">https://griffithgroup.ca/street-health-ed/</a>.Street Health is committed to diversity, equity &amp; inclusion and developing a workforce that is reflective of the communities and clients that they work with. Street Health strongly encourages applications from members of equity deserving groups including but not limited to; people with lived and/or living experience, Black people, Indigenous Peoples, racialized communities, LGBTQ2SIA+ people, people with disabilities, and people with marginalized identities.Street Health and Griffith Group are committed to an inclusive, accessible and welcoming hiring process that provides reasonable accommodation to all applicants. Please advise Sam Walton (<a href="mailto:sam@griffithgroup.ca" target="_blank">sam@griffithgroup.ca</a>) should you require any accommodation to participate in the recruitment and assessment processes.&nbsp;Priority will be given to individuals legally entitled to work in Canada.

Street Health

Neighbour to Neighbour Centre (N2N)

Pay: CA$24.00 per hourJob description:Resource Worker, Dual DiagnosisSt. Jude Community Homes (SJCH)SJCH provides recovery-based supportive housing in a caring community in partnership with individuals who are living with chronic mental health challenges.Aim: To enable residents to live interdependently in the community in an atmosphere of support, cooperation, mutual respect, and encouragement.We are seeking dynamic and innovative individual who will work enthusiastically to deliver recovery oriented, client and family centered and comprehensive services that meet client needs, ensure client safety and work within a quality improvement framework to identify opportunities for enhancing quality and quantitative outcomes of the services. Client and family centered care is guiding principle at SJCH that helps improve decision making processes, health outcome and client experiences. The successful individual will embed this guiding principle into their work.About the Position: The Resource Worker, Dual Diagnosis provides support to clients living with a dual diagnosis (co-occurring developmental disability and mental illness), as well as clients living with symptoms of a mental illness. The Resource Worker also works with clients who have dual diagnosis and justice system involvement. She/he is responsible for engaging with each client to provide social and community supports to help them maintain and thrive in their home. This will include developing goal plans, providing service coordination, coaching, skills teaching, safety planning and linking/referral supports aimed at assisting each client to achieve his/her goals.Resource Worker must collaborate with clients, client families/natural support networks and agencies/services in the mental health, justice, and developmental services sectors to effectively fulfill their role.Primary Responsibilities:<ul><li>Reviewing the referral information of applicants to the program.</li><li>Coordinating and participating in screening interviews with applicants and their respective referral sources.</li><li>Determining eligibility for the program and confirming acceptance of new clients into the program. Completing a comprehensive assessment of the nature of each client’s unique goals and needs through collaborative engagement with each client and their respective support networks.</li><li>Assist clients in the development and implementation of a care plan tailored to the client’s needs and issues designed to improve their quality of life</li><li>Act as a liaison and client advocate among those involved with the client’s care including family, other caregivers, medical and other multi-disciplinary providers.</li><li>Conduct assessments and provide timely and accurate record keeping and reports as required.</li><li>Provide supportive counselling or referral and linkages to health care, programs, or service providers.</li><li>Provide crisis management/intervention and assist in the development of crisis plans for clients.</li><li>Provide flexible and intensive one-to-one individual support and follow-up to the clients and assist them to develop and reach their recovery goals.</li><li>Assess clients for the need for other services, including nursing, psychiatric, medical, harm reduction, peer support and addictions assessments and treatment.</li><li>Assist individuals to access a range of services in the broader community.</li><li>Accompany clients to relevant appointments when needed. Advocate on behalf of homeless individuals in accessing appropriate services such as health care and financial supports.</li><li>Work cooperatively with other service providers to better meet the needs of clients.</li></ul>The Successful Candidate Requires:<ul><li>Diploma in Developmental Services Worker, Counselling or Social/Human Services from a recognized University or College.</li><li>One year experience supporting people with developmental disability, mental illness, or dual diagnosis in a Developmental Services Organization.</li><li>Sound theoretical and practical knowledge of co-occurring developmental disability and mental illnesses.</li><li>Demonstrated ability to use problem-solving techniques to identify and assess client needs and develop appropriate intervention strategies.</li><li>Knowledge of principles of case management theory and practice.</li><li>Service coordination experience including initial and ongoing assessments, goal setting, short and long-term care plan development, crisis intervention, progress monitoring, and individual financial management .</li><li>Proficient in MS Office.</li></ul>Preferred Qualifications:<ul><li>Experience in community services and resources relevant to the specific client population.</li><li>Knowledge of Anti-Racism Anti-Oppression framework as well as an ability to articulate and implement Recovery Philosophies.</li><li>Experience in working within a multidisciplinary team.</li><li>Experience with group facilitation.</li></ul>Working Conditions:<ul><li>Comfortable working with a broad range of client groups. Proficiency in keeping up-to-date records of client interactions, in accordance with program policies and guidelines.</li><li>Demonstrated ability to communicate with program evaluators and other stakeholders as appropriate, respecting client privacy and confidentiality.</li><li>Participate in case review, team meetings and peer support sessions.</li><li>Participate in team building processes to further develop team structure and dynamics.</li><li>Submit program related expenses, as per agency guidelines.</li></ul>EMPLOYMENT EQUITY: SJCH is committed to employment equity and encourages candidates from varied backgrounds, abilities, and experiences to apply. It is our intent to have a workplace that reflects the communities we serve. If you require any accommodations during this application process, please let us know.COVID-19 considerations: St. Jude is a healthcare facility and follows all public health and Ministry of Health guidelines.Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, CasualWork Location: In person

St. Jude Community Homes

Resource Worker, Dual Diagnosis

The&nbsp;<a href="https://www.kidsability.ca/get-involved-give/contact-the-foundation/" target="_blank">KidsAbility Foundation</a>&nbsp;raises public awareness and&nbsp;financial&nbsp;support&nbsp;from our community in&nbsp;partnership&nbsp;with KidsAbility&nbsp;Centre&nbsp;for&nbsp;Child Development&nbsp;to&nbsp;empower children&nbsp;and&nbsp;youth with&nbsp;disabilities&nbsp;to&nbsp;realize&nbsp;their potential. All individuals working with the Foundation exude the values of Integrity, Accountability, Respect, Passion and Collaboration.PURPOSE:&nbsp; Fueled&nbsp;by&nbsp;our&nbsp;passion&nbsp;to&nbsp;foster&nbsp;possibility&nbsp;for&nbsp;children,&nbsp;youth&nbsp;and&nbsp;families,&nbsp;we&nbsp;inspire philanthropic support creating a future filled with hope and opportunity.VISION:&nbsp; An&nbsp;inclusive&nbsp;and&nbsp;innovative&nbsp;network of&nbsp;care&nbsp;where&nbsp;every&nbsp;child, youth&nbsp;and&nbsp;family&nbsp;are able to thrive.The Board of the KidsAbility Foundation is recruiting for a new&nbsp;Executive Director.&nbsp;Reporting to, and working with, the Foundation Board of Directors, the Executive Director is directly responsible for the Foundation’s fundraising activities, day-to-day operations and management of the organization.&nbsp;As Executive Director, you’ll have the unique opportunity to advance KidsAbility Foundation’s mission of transforming the lives of children and youth with disabilities. You’ll shape both operational and fundraising strategy, grow programs and partnerships, and introduce innovative approaches to maximize impact. Leading a talented, mission-driven team, you’ll foster a culture of collaboration, development, and innovation, while serving as the public face of the Foundation, strengthening relationships with donors, volunteers, and the community to expand the Foundation’s reach and reputation for excellence.What You&nbsp;Bring&nbsp;to&nbsp;the Role:<ul><li>Significant non-profit leadership experience with demonstrated ability as an operational leader who can lead and motivate a team to achieve innovative and strategic fundraising goals. Specifically, a leader who can navigate strategy, systems, finance, people management, fundraising and external relationships. This role is not purely operational or “hands-on”; it involves governance, planning, and scaling. </li><li>Extensive experience and knowledge of fundraising strategies and donor relations including major gifts, planned giving and annual campaigns.</li><li>Demonstrated ability to build relationships with people in a variety of levels and types of organizations, including with key stakeholders and senior leaders. </li><li>A proven track record of growing revenue and scaling an organization’s continued development. </li><li>Excellent communication skills including the ability to be a strong storyteller that supports aligning outcomes for donor dollars.</li><li>A leader with executive presence who balances vision and execution. Ability to navigate the challenges in a calming way. </li><li>Strong financial acumen with a strategic understanding.</li><li>Experience working with not-for-profit boards at a leadership level.</li><li>Embraces calculated growth and welcomes opportunity.</li><li>A desire to make a long-term commitment to making an impact.</li></ul>Assets<ul><li>Experience in government relations and advocacy related to fundraising or community engagement.</li></ul>Education<ul><li>Degree or diploma in a related field (e.g., Business Administration, Non-Profit Management, or other relevant discipline).</li><li>CFRE designation or equivalent is an asset.</li></ul>What the KidsAbility Foundation offers:<ul><li>Annualized&nbsp;compensation&nbsp;of&nbsp;$135,000 to $180,000</li><li>Vacation–&nbsp;4&nbsp;weeks&nbsp;to&nbsp;start </li><li>Pension&nbsp;–&nbsp;5%&nbsp;RSP matching</li><li>Benefits including Health, Dental &amp; Vision</li><li>Professional&nbsp;advancement&nbsp;budget</li><li>Hybrid – minimum 3 days in office</li><li>Paid&nbsp;cell&nbsp;phone</li><li>A&nbsp;committed Foundation&nbsp;staff&nbsp;team&nbsp;of&nbsp;ten&nbsp;(10)</li><li>A&nbsp;dedicated Board&nbsp;of&nbsp;Directors</li><li>Financially&nbsp;sound&nbsp;Foundation&nbsp;with&nbsp;strong&nbsp;investment&nbsp;portfolio</li></ul>Interested in this role?&nbsp;This search is being conducted by crawfordconnect, a search firm specializing in recruiting leaders for Canada’s non-profit sector. Qualified applicants are invited to submit their resume and letter of interest to:&nbsp; Liz&nbsp;Latimer, Senior Search Consultant,&nbsp;<a href="mailto:Liz@crawfordconnect.com" target="_blank">Liz@crawfordconnect.com</a>.Email your resume and letter of interest immediately to&nbsp;<a href="mailto:Liz@crawfordconnect.com" target="_blank">Liz@crawfordconnect.com</a>.Although the deadline for applications is December 15,&nbsp;2025, early applications are encouraged.&nbsp;We thank all applicants for applying; however, only qualified candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.&nbsp;If&nbsp;someone&nbsp;you&nbsp;know&nbsp;may&nbsp;be&nbsp;interested&nbsp;in&nbsp;this&nbsp;position,feel&nbsp;free&nbsp;to&nbsp;forward&nbsp;this&nbsp;information&nbsp;– we’d be pleased to connect with them.

crawfordconnect

Executive Director, KidsAbility Foundation

Bilingual Loan Officer &amp; FacilitatorFull-Time | Ottawa, ON | Salary Range: $50,000 to $55,000 per yearAbout Ottawa Community Loan Fund (OCLF)At the Ottawa Community Loan Fund, we empower individuals through financial literacy education, personalized guidance, and access to fair financing. We assist newcomers, professionals, and entrepreneurs throughout Ottawa in building financial confidence, navigating credential recognition, or exploring opportunities to start or grow small businesses.About the RoleWe are seeking a bilingual (English/French) Loan Officer &amp; Facilitator who is passionate about driving success for both our clients and our organization. This role requires a proactive and highly organized professional who takes full ownership of their work.You will be responsible for the end-to-end client journey. This includes independently managing a portfolio of clients, guiding them through our process, and proactively solving problems. It also involves facilitating financial literacy workshops and creating and executing engaging client-facing events to support their success.This position is part of the broader Credential Recognition Program (CRP) team, which works closely with several community partners to support newcomers and internationally educated professionals.What You’ll Do<ul><li>Manage the end-to-end client relationship within the scope of our programs. You will be the primary point of contact for a portfolio of clients, responsible for understanding their goals, guiding them through our process, and proactively solving problems to keep them on track.</li><li>Organize and execute key client events. You will manage all aspects from planning and partner coordination to promotion and day-of logistics to ensure success.</li><li>Oversee the CRP financial literacy workshop program. This includes managing the delivery calendar, coordinating data collection, and facilitating workshops in English and French.</li><li>Manage all communications with clients in arrears, taking ownership of the process to find repayment solutions.</li><li>Maintain meticulous and timely records of all client activity and outcomes in our database.</li><li>Represent OCLF at community and partner events to promote our programs.</li></ul>What You Bring<ul><li>Bilingual (English/French) – verbal and written</li><li>Post-secondary education in business, finance, or a related field</li><li>A high degree of personal accountability. You have a proven track record of taking full ownership of tasks, solving problems, and getting things across the finish line</li><li>Exceptional organizational skills. You can work independently, manage competing priorities, and meet deadlines without close supervision</li><li>Strong critical thinking. You can identify client challenges or process gaps and proactively propose solutions</li><li>Excellent communication and relationship-building skills. You are comfortable connecting with clients, partners, and colleagues from all backgrounds</li><li>Demonstrated experience organizing and managing events</li><li>Experience in the non-profit sector and a desire to develop towards leadership roles, contributing to your community, is an asset</li><li>Experience with lending, small business plans and cash-flow projections is a strong asset</li></ul>Working Conditions<ul><li>In-office 3 days per week at OCLF’s Ottawa office (2211 Riverside Drive)</li><li>Some evenings and weekends are required for client appointments and community events</li><li>Hybrid flexibility for remote work when appropriate.</li></ul>EligibilityApplicants must be legally permitted to work in Canada and live in the Ottawa area to meet the in-person office requirement.How to ApplySend your cover letter and resume to <a href="mailto:laurie@oclf.org" target="_blank">laurie@oclf.org</a> with the subject line: Bilingual Loan Officer – Application.In your cover letter, please tell us why you are interested in this specific role. We also want to understand how you approach your work, so please include a brief example of a time you took ownership of a challenge and what you learned from the experience.Please note: your response to this prompt is a key part of our screening process, as the ability to take ownership of challenges is essential to success in this role.Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis until the position is filled, and only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Ottawa Community Loan Fund

Billingual Loan Officer/Facilitator

Position:Lead, Government Engagement (Maternity Cover)Reports to:Head of Advocacy &amp; Government EngagementPosition Term:Full Time Temporary (14-month Contract)Primary Location:Mississauga, Ontario, CanadaWorkplace Type:HybridJob PurposeWorld Vision Canada’s (WVC) primary objective for engaging with the Government of Canada is to promote the rights and well-being of the most marginalized girls and boys around the world. This is expressed through our resource acquisition, policy influence and positioning efforts.&nbsp;Within this objective, the purpose of the Lead, Government Engagement is to provide overall leadership to ensure WVC’s continued reputation with the Government of Canada as a go-to programming partner. The Lead is a subject matter expert in government relations and strategic partnering, Canada’s international development priorities, and the ways in which Global Affairs Canada operates and interacts with partner organizations both at headquarters and abroad.The Lead works with and supports multiple World Vision teams – both in Canada and in our offices abroad - who engage with Global Affairs Canada to ensure that our government engagement is professional, timely, and consistent in its approach and messaging. The Lead is also responsible for identifying and leading business development opportunities with the Government of Canada.Gender equality is a priority focus of WVC. As such, all duties and responsibilities will be undertaken through a gender equality lens.This position works in close collaboration with the Lead, Policy and Government Relations (who focuses on political engagement with federal Members of Parliament, Senators, Prime Minister’s office and government Ministers), and with the Head of Global Partnerships and Business Development (to deliver on the objectives set out in WVC’s business development strategy.)ResponsibilitiesProactively drive effective and strategic Canadian government engagement and positioning to continuously improve World Vision’s reputation as a go-to programming partner and thought leader.<ul><li>Drive a relationship mapping and prioritization strategy with key government stakeholders, from desk level to senior management, including at local missions (embassies, high commissions) abroad.</li><li>Lead in driving top-level thematic focus and positioning priorities with the Government of Canada (in keeping with WVC’s Programs &amp; Policy’s value streams) and build synergies across relevant WVC teams (Program Excellence &amp; Impact Delivery, Program Innovation, Strategic Communications, President’s office)</li><li>Lead identification of opportunities for high-level events, reports and collaborations that will enhance positioning and resource acquisition.</li><li>Provide guidance, tools, and strategic insights for World Vision staff engaging with Global Affairs Canada officials at headquarters and abroad.</li><li>Identify and provide close support to priority field offices’ engagement with local Global Affairs Canada officials.</li><li>Develop effective personal relationships with relevant GAC staff, leading or participating in meetings and engagements as required.</li><li>Support WVC senior leader relationship building with senior Global Affairs Canada stakeholders. </li><li>Support any engagements related to Ministers, MPs, or officials travel to World Vision field offices.</li><li>Track, disseminate, and provide strategic advice on engagements with Canadian government officials.</li><li>Lead the creation of briefing notes and other government engagement supports as required.</li></ul>Drive business development with the Government of Canada<ul><li>Lead in the development, roll-out, and monitoring of a business development strategy for the Government of Canada.</li><li>Actively monitor and solicit intel on Canada’s international assistance priorities and investments, and opportunities to strengthen World Vision’s positioning and resource acquisition.</li><li>Identify gaps and opportunities with World Vision’s programming portfolio with the Government of Canada.</li><li>Lead in identifying and creating business development opportunities – including unsolicited proposals.</li><li>Participate in and provide strategic guidance for Government of Canada funding submissions.</li><li>Identify and drive resource diversification opportunities with the Government of Canada, including through innovative approaches to funding.</li><li>Provide analysis and forecasts of the Government of Canada investments in international development and humanitarian assistance.</li><li>Proactively develop, maintain and support relationships with internal WVC stakeholders and with relevant external stakeholders, and actively participate in team activities.</li></ul>Qualifications<ul><li>University degree (Masters degree preferred) in international development, political science, public relations, or related field; and/or,</li><li>3 or more years of government relations experience in Canadian federal political context or public service.</li><li>Minimum 3-5 years of experience with international development contexts.</li><li>Excellent understanding of international and Canadian development and foreign policy, and how they impact the well-being of children in developing country contexts.</li><li>Proven experience in developing and implementing strategies for positioning an INGO with the Canadian government.</li><li>Experience in business development and grant acquisition.</li><li>Demonstrated commitment to gender equality in the context of policy change/government relations.</li></ul>Preferred:<ul><li>Experience working within, or as a partner of, Global Affairs Canada</li><li>Experience working in an INGO and navigating dynamics and building relationships across country offices.</li><li>Bilingual French/English</li></ul>Critical Skills:<ul><li>Demonstrated success in identifying and championing emerging issues with government partners.</li><li>Ability to think strategically and synthesize complex information.</li><li>Excellent and winsome communication and public presentation skills, both oral and written, for internal and external audiences</li><li>Ability to effectively brief and support senior executives.</li><li>Demonstrable project management and reporting skills, to ensure that time sensitive projects are strategically executed and completed by articulated deadlines.</li></ul>Working Conditions:<ul><li>Some attendance at evening / weekend events may be required.</li><li>Ideally, not be restricted from lobbying the federal government.</li></ul>Application Instructions:Please submit:<ul><li>Resume</li><li>Cover letter (no more than 1 page), which describes how you fit the specific purpose and qualifications/critical skills of the position and answers to the following: You’re going on vacation. Where is the 12-hour flight going? What did you pack? Who’s sitting next to you and what are you talking about? What snacks did you bring? What are you reading or listening to?</li></ul>Why Consider Us? &nbsp;<ul><li>World Vision Canada has consistently been awarded Canada and GTA top employer awards.</li><li>We are Canada’s largest development, relief, and advocacy non-profit organization.</li><li>We embody an Agile mindset here.</li><li>We offer a family-friendly, caring, and flexible work environment.</li></ul>#LI-HybridJob FamilyAdvocacyJob FunctionManager/SupervisorPay TypeSalaryEmployment IndicatorRemote with Travel/External Engagement

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