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BackgroundBC &amp; Alberta Guide Dogs is a registered charity that provides professionally trained Guide Dogs to blind/visually impaired individuals, Autism Service Dogs to children with autism, and OSI-PTSD Service Dogs to Veterans &amp; First Responders in BC &amp; Alberta.We are seeking a passionate, results-oriented fundraiser with a track record of making an impact!Position SummaryReporting to the Director of Development, the Manager Fund Development (BC) is a results-oriented, front-line fundraiser dedicated to the retention and growth of our donor base.&nbsp; This Manager Fund Development will work as part of a team to support all fundraising and community engagement efforts. The role is responsible for developing, planning and coordinating fundraising strategies and activities while ensuring accurate record keeping and timely reporting. The role also includes identifying, cultivating, stewarding and soliciting major gifts.&nbsp;KEY RESPONSIBILITIESFundraising &amp; Donor Relations<ul><li>Develop and implement a regional fundraising strategy in alignment with organizational goals. </li><li>Identify, cultivate, solicit and steward individual donors, corporate sponsors, and foundations in the British Columbia. &nbsp;</li><li>Maintain a portfolio of donors and prospects, delivering timely stewardship and recognition, ensuring meaningful engagement and long-term support. </li><li>Work in partnership with the Development team to deliver the Puppy Sponsorship, Donor Recognition and Stewardship programs in BC.</li></ul>Events &amp; Community Engagement<ul><li>Plan and execute fundraising events, including third-party events, donor events, and community outreach activities. </li><li>Represent the organization at community events, networking opportunities, and speaking engagements to raise visibility and support. </li><li>Work with the Marketing &amp; Communications to create media opportunities to increase brand awareness in the BC.&nbsp;</li></ul>Grant Writing &amp; Sponsorships<ul><li>Working with the Development team research, write, and submit grant proposals and sponsorship applications. </li><li>Track reporting requirements and ensure timely submission of reports to funders.&nbsp;</li></ul>Data Management &amp; Reporting<ul><li>Maintain accurate and up-to-date donor records using the organization’s CRM.</li><li>Provide regular progress reports, data analysis, and insights to the Director of Development.&nbsp;</li></ul>Collaboration<ul><li>Work closely with internal teams to support integrated fundraising efforts. </li><li>Contribute to organization-wide development initiatives and campaigns.&nbsp;</li></ul>QUALIFICATIONS &amp; SKILLS<ul><li>Minimum 3 years of experience in fund development, donor relations, or a related field.</li><li>Bachelor’s degree in Fundraising, Nonprofit Management, Communications, Marketing, or a related field. CFRE is considered an asset.</li><li>Proven track record successfully securing major gifts, meeting fundraising targets and cultivating donor relationships.</li><li>Strong interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal.</li><li>Proficient with donor databases (e.g., Raiser’s Edge, DonorPerfect, e-Tapestry)</li><li>Knowledge of the philanthropic landscape in British Columbia is an asset.</li><li>Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team.&nbsp;</li></ul>WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR You are a storyteller dedicated to building a strong community. You are inspired to create new ways for individuals, foundations and corporations to participate in our mission. You value the opportunity to bring people together for a common goal. You want to contribute to the creation of strategy and flourish when you can roll up your sleeves and implement.&nbsp; You are a team player …. always looking for ways to grow.WHAT WE OFFER<ul><li>$75,000 - $85,000, based on experience and qualifications.</li><li>4 weeks of vacation annually, plus Christmas Eve, Easter Monday &amp; your birthday off.</li><li>A comprehensive benefits package including coverage for health, drugs, vision, and dental care.</li><li>A mission-driven, supportive workplace where your work makes a tangible impact.</li><li>Opportunities for professional development and training.</li><li>An office culture that values initiative, collaboration, and a good sense of humor.</li></ul>HOW TO APPLYIf this opportunity excites you, please send your resume and cover letter to&nbsp;<a href="info@bcandalbertaguidedogs.com">info@bcandalbertaguidedogs.com</a>with "Manager, Fund Development" in the subject line. Application deadline is September 30, 2025.

BC & Alberta Guide Dogs

Manager, Fund Development (BC)

HCCI is looking for an experienced and engaged Program Manager to develop and deliver community-based programming in Youth Mentorship, Civic Leadership, and community outreach. This position is ideal for someone looking to expand their experience in non-profits and develop skills within a leadership role. Term: 15-month contract (est. October 2025 to end of December 2026). This position is dependent on the continuation of funding and covers a staff leave, with the possibility of renewal or extension. &nbsp;Annual Salary: $60,000/year &nbsp;Full time. 30 hours/week (4-day work week) with 3 weeks paid vacation and paid personal days. Extended health and dental benefits. 2-week paid winter shutdown in December.&nbsp;Regular work hours are during weekdays, some evenings and weekends required. Required to be in the office at least 2 days per week with flexibility for remote work for remaining days. &nbsp;If you require accommodation at any point in the application process, please email <a href="mailto:hiring@hcci.ca" target="_blank">hiring@hcci.ca</a>. &nbsp;Responsibilities &nbsp;<ul><li>Conduct outreach, promotion, and coordinate monthly events in support of Black and racialized youth in Hamilton as part of the Black Youth Mentorship Program &nbsp;</li><li>Be the primary point of contact for external partnerships and collaborations related to Black Youth Mentorship Program and coordinate partnership activities or events in collaboration with the Black Youth Mentorship Program Coordinator. &nbsp;</li><li>Coordinate and facilitate the Civic Leadership Program for Summer 2026. Design and implement new Civic Leadership activities throughout the year. &nbsp;</li><li>Develop and lead community workshops and partnerships on issue areas related to HCCI’s mission and priorities in collaboration with the Executive Director. &nbsp;</li><li>Along with other staff, attend community events and tabling outreach on behalf of HCCI. &nbsp;</li><li>Monitor incoming phone calls and emails to the general email account and direct inquiries appropriately. &nbsp;</li><li>Monitor and manage social media posting and presence in collaboration with the Executive Director. Maintain a social media calendar, create graphics and posts as needed, including for fundraising campaigns, and support an active presence for HCCI online. &nbsp;</li><li>Manage HCCI’s monthly e-newsletter including writing content with input from other staff and collaborating on developing features. &nbsp;</li><li>Work with contracted marketing team to maintain updates to website and design of promotional materials. &nbsp;</li><li>Coordinate with staff to take advantage of professional development opportunities and ensure completion of onboarding and training requirements. &nbsp;</li><li>Collect and record statistics and evaluations for programs, workshops, and engagement and assist with completing grant and funder reports. &nbsp;</li><li>Some other duties as assigned. &nbsp;</li></ul>Qualifications &nbsp;<ul><li>2-3 years experience working in program delivery in the non-profit or relevant sector or other relevant experience. &nbsp;</li><li>Understanding of issues of anti-Black racism and other forms of racism, and demonstrated commitment to working with marginalized communities and promoting inclusion, with an emphasis on lived experience and connection. &nbsp;</li><li>Strong understanding of anti-racism/anti-oppressive practice. &nbsp;</li><li>Strong skills in facilitation, outreach, and working with people from diverse backgrounds. Understanding and care for meeting people where they are, and advancing popular education. &nbsp;</li><li>Some understanding, either through experience or area of study, of political systems, social organizing, or social justice more generally. &nbsp;</li><li>Excellent communication, organizational and interpersonal skills. &nbsp;</li><li>Strong computer, internet, and social media skills. &nbsp;</li><li>Ability to communicate effectively in English both written and verbal. &nbsp;</li></ul>Assets&nbsp;<ul><li>Experience writing or reporting on grants, budgeting, or other related nonprofit work experience. &nbsp;</li><li>Knowledge of Black and racialized communities and resources specifically in Hamilton; knowledge of organizations, services, or community history in Hamilton.  &nbsp;</li><li>Understanding of trauma-informed approaches to community work. &nbsp;</li><li>Ability to speak/work in a language other than English. &nbsp;</li><li>Experience working with Microsoft Sharepoint, Canva, Adobe, or other file sharing and creative platforms. &nbsp;</li></ul>About Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion &nbsp;The Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion is a charitable organization driven by a mission to mobilize all Hamiltonians to create an inclusive and welcoming city. Founded in 2006, HCCI has undertaken initiatives focused on the vision of building a united community that respects diversity, practices equity, and speaks out against discrimination. We are a racialized-led organization that operates through values of equity, justice, anti-oppression, amplification of voices, and decolonial practice. &nbsp;HCCI is committed to the core principles of equity and inclusion and building a diverse and inclusive staff. We welcome candidates with disabilities or who are working class, and/or candidates who are Black, racialized, Indigenous, 2SLGBTQIA+, or newcomers. As a small organization that centres community, we aim to prioritize work-life balance, ensure staff are properly resourced and have needed accommodations to do work effectively, and build up skills and knowledge through professional development. &nbsp;To apply, email a resume and cover letter to <a href="mailto:hiring@hcci.ca" target="_blank">hiring@hcci.ca</a> with the words “Program Manager” in the subject line. Applications can be submitted as MS Word documents or PDF files. The application deadline is Friday, September 12. Only applicants who are selected for interviews will be contacted.

Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion

Program Manager

Please apply via&nbsp;<a href="mailto:hr@liver.ca" target="_blank">hr@liver.ca</a>.&nbsp;We thank all applicants; only those selected for an interview will be contacted. About Liver CanadaOver 8 million Canadians are affected by liver disease. At Liver Canada, we believe everyone deserves a healthy liver—and a healthy life. Through research, education, advocacy, and compassionate support, we’re working to transform liver health in Canada.Liver Canada is seeking a hands-on Director of Finance &amp; Operations to lead a transformation of our financial operations. This is an opportunity for an energetic finance leader who excels at building structure, discipline, and reliability within a complex, resource-constrained nonprofit environment.You will play a pivotal role in establishing foundational systems and processes, introducing best practices, and building a culture of financial stewardship and transparency. The successful candidate will demonstrate strategic insight, operational rigor, and the ability to collaborate and communicate with diverse stakeholders, from board members to Regional teams.In a nonprofit charity, a Director of Finance and Opps role is crucial for ensuring financial health, transparency, and compliance, ultimately supporting the organization's mission. Unlike for-profit entities, nonprofits prioritize mission fulfillment over profit generation. The finance function in a nonprofit is typically a team effort, involving various individuals and committees with distinct responsibilities.This role will work collaboratively to manage financial operations, from day-to-day transactions to strategic financial planning and oversight.The Director of Finance &amp; Operations will be a strategic financial leader. Their primary focus is financial strategy, including leading the annual operating budget creation, forecasting cash flows, establishing financial policies and internal controls, and managing the systems that overlap. &nbsp;The Director of Finance &amp; Operations also manages funding sources, ensuring compliance with CRA and tax laws and overseeing diverse revenue streams like donor funds, in-kind giving, corporate sponsorships, and fundraising events. The candidate will play a critical role in managing outside relationships with CPA firms, banks, and investment advisors, and will be the financial face of the organization.If you thrive on the challenge of leading finance through change and take pride in delivering stability and confidence to organizations in transition, we encourage you to apply. Responsibilities &amp; Accountabilities (but are not limited to):1. Financial Operations &amp; Controls<ul><li>Provide end-to-end oversight of accounting, bookkeeping, payroll, accounts payable/receivable, and banking.</li><li>Design, implement, and document robust standard operating procedures (SOPs) to strengthen internal controls.</li><li>Introduce and maintain monthly closing routines and rigorous reconciliation processes.</li><li>Ensure appropriate approvals, audit trails, and separation of duties, even in a lean staffing environment.&nbsp;</li></ul>2. Financial Reporting &amp; Compliance<ul><li>Prepare accurate, timely monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements; deliver actionable analysis to leadership and the Board.</li><li>Lead the annual audit process and serve as the primary liaison with external auditors.</li><li>Ensure full compliance with all CRA, provincial, and sector-specific regulations, including payroll, GST/HST, and T3010 filings.</li></ul>3. Budgeting, Planning &amp; Analysis<ul><li>Lead and coordinate the annual budgeting process, working collaboratively with all departments and regions.</li><li>Monitor and report on actual vs. budget results; provide insightful variance analysis to guide decision-making.</li><li>Develop and implement new budgeting tools and documentation to drive financial discipline.</li></ul>4. Restricted Funds, Grants, and Trusts<ul><li>Oversee the administration and compliance of restricted and trust funds, establishing clear processes for tracking, allocation, and reporting.</li><li>Work with program managers to ensure accurate use of funds and alignment with donor and grantor requirements.</li><li>Build confidence among internal and external stakeholders through transparent, accurate fund management.</li></ul>5. Team Leadership &amp; Change Management<ul><li>Develop, mentor, and support finance/admin staff (as applicable) in adopting new processes and higher standards of accountability.</li><li>Foster a culture of collaboration, continuous improvement, and financial stewardship across the organization.</li><li>Act as a key change agent, engaging colleagues at all levels to support a sustainable transformation.</li></ul>6. Technology and External Partnerships<ul><li>Assess current technology platforms (e.g., GL, payroll, Excel, banking portals) and identify opportunities for practical improvements.</li><li>Manage relationships with external payroll providers, and auditors to augment internal capacity as needed.</li><li>Ensure that all technology and vendor processes are documented for sustainability and knowledge transfer.</li><li>Ensure seamless communication between the charity’s financial system and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system Blackbaud Raisers Edge </li><li>Ensure operational efficiency, improved decision-making, and enhanced customer experience through systems integration between the CRM and accounting software combines</li><li>Ensure optimal security and privacy with all financial data and customer data </li><li>Ensure privacy, financial and data laws are in compliance with current laws both provincially and nationally</li></ul>As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to integrate into various business functions, finance departments can expect a significant transformation in the overall accounting landscape. In this role we welcome a candidate that understands this shift and is open to understanding how AI can help improve the business functions of charity and help with the strategic direction financial data, analytics and system processes.&nbsp;7. Board and Leadership Engagement<ul><li>Prepare and present clear, strategic financial reports and dashboards to the Board and senior management.</li><li>Provide guidance and recommendations to support sound financial policy development and risk management.</li><li>Contribute to strengthening the organization’s overall governance framework.</li></ul>Qualifications &amp; Core Competencies<ul><li>Bachelor’s degree in accounting, Finance, or related field (CPA or progress toward designation preferred).</li><li>Minimum 5 years of financial management experience, ideally in the nonprofit/charity sector or a similarly complex environment.</li><li>Proven track record of transforming disorganized finance environments by establishing structure, clear accountability, and reliable financial systems.</li><li>Strong working knowledge of Canadian nonprofit accounting standards and CRA regulatory requirements.</li><li>Demonstrated expertise in implementing internal controls, documenting processes, and leading organizations through financial modernization.</li><li>Advanced proficiency with accounting software, payroll platforms, and Excel.</li><li>Exceptional integrity, resilience, and sound judgment; comfortable operating in ambiguous and unstructured contexts.</li><li>Excellent communication and interpersonal skills; able to engage effectively with staff, board members, funders, and auditors.</li><li>Collaborative leadership style, with a capacity for influence and organizational change management.</li><li>Competent in French (an asset)&nbsp;</li></ul>Liver Canada Benefits of Employment:<ul><li>Flexible working hours and hybrid work environment</li><li>3 weeks of vacation</li><li>Eligible to enroll in Health benefits (after 3 months of employment)</li><li>Extended Summer Hours – 4 extended long weekends (Friday – Monday) from Victoria Day to Labour Day</li><li>12 sick/personal days per year (not bankable)</li><li>Week between Christmas and New Year’s Office Closure: paid days off </li><li>In addition to statutory and provincial holidays, paid days off for Easter Monday, Remembrance Day and National Day for Truth and Reconciliation</li></ul>Join us to challenge stigma, advocate for systemic change, and create a future where liver disease is preventable, treatable, and ultimately eliminated. Together, we show those affected that they are not alone.Liver Canada is an equal opportunity organization committed to diversity and inclusion; we welcome applications from all qualified individuals, including persons with disabilities, racialized, indigenous persons of any gender identity and sexual orientation, and newcomers. We provide accommodation at all stages of the selection process and through employment in accordance with the Human Rights Code and AODA.We, at Liver Canada, are extremely passionate about our common mandate and we believe that each of our team members contributes in their own specific role to reach that goal and we strongly encourage individuals with lived-in experience and those that have faced barriers to apply for this position.

Liver Canada

Director of Finance & Operations

ACEP-CAPE

ACEP-CanadaPE

Labour Relations Officer // Agent(e) des relations de travail

About AIM&nbsp;<a href="https://autisminmind.org/" target="_blank">https://autisminmind.org/</a> Autism In Mind Children’s Charity (AIM) was founded in 2011 by Suki Choi, who aimed to provide children with autism an equal opportunity in life. The charity began with just one child. When Suki first started her daycare business in Markham, she was approached by a family whose son had been on the government waitlist for autism therapy for four years. Moved by their situation, Suki organized a fundraiser. The generous response from the community and daycare parents inspired her to do even more. Suki and a team of volunteers began fundraising on behalf of other local families to help their children access professional therapy. They also organized free Social Saturdays for children with autism. The momentum from these small acts of kindness grew rapidly. Within just a few years, AIM became a registered charity in Canada and emerged as one of the leading service providers for children with autism in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). AIM transitioned from being solely volunteer-driven to a team of over 60 full-time staff members, offering a multidisciplinary approach to providing direct services for families and children with autism. Our Values<ul>	<li>Every child deserves the chance to learn, connect, dream, grow, and shine.</li>	<li>Community is a driving force in creating awareness, acceptance, and change.</li>	<li>Meeting families’ needs means understanding where they are now before guiding them forward.</li>	<li>Little things are never really little so we should celebrate every milestone.</li></ul>Responsibilities of the Board<ul>	<li>Provide strategic governance to the organization, ensuring that its mission, vision, and values are upheld.</li>	<li>Attend all Board meetings and participate independently and knowledgeably in deliberations.</li>	<li>Enhance the organization’s public image.</li>	<li>Lead and support fundraising efforts and resource development.</li>	<li>Stay informed about committee matters, prepare thoroughly for meetings, and review and comment on minutes and reports.</li>	<li>Contribute to the development of policies that guide the organization toward its strategic goals.</li>	<li>Operate with integrity and credibility, demonstrating a passion for improving the lives of individuals that we serve.&nbsp;</li>	<li>Approve the annual budget and audit reports, and review quarterly activities as presented in the financial reports.</li>	<li>Build collegial working relationships with other Directors and committee members to foster productive and effective meetings and outcomes.</li>	<li>Review strategies and contribute to annual operating plans through constructive input.</li>	<li>Cultivate relationships with corporate and community partners to support the outreach effort.</li>	<li>Participate in AIM fundraising and other relevant special events.</li>	<li>Assess the performance of the Board as the governing body of the organization.</li></ul>Time Commitment:<ul>	<li>The Board meets 4-8 times per year</li>	<li>Each Director should be available to serve on at least one committee</li>	<li>Directors are expected to serve, at least, one 2-year term</li></ul>Qualifications:<ul>	<li>Demonstrated professional, executive or leadership experience and accomplishments in business, government, philanthropy, or the non-profit sector</li>	<li>Savvy diplomatic skills and a natural affinity for cultivating relationships and persuading, convening, facilitating, and building consensus among diverse individuals</li>	<li>Excellent communication, organizational and interpersonal skill</li></ul>An understanding of, or experience in, either of the following specialties will be seen as an asset:<ul>	<li>Legal</li>	<li>Human Resources</li>	<li>Real Estate Development Industry</li>	<li>Digital Marketing</li></ul>

Autism In Mind Children's Charity

Board Director

OKANAGAN ADVOCACY &amp; RESOURCE SOCIETY (OARS)&nbsp;&nbsp;Community Legal Advocate&nbsp;&nbsp;Location: Vernon, BC&nbsp; Hours: 20 – 25 hours per week&nbsp;&nbsp;Wages: $28/hour starting rate&nbsp;Are you passionate about social justice and standing up for people who often face barriers accessing support? Do you want to use your empathy, curiosity, and problem-solving skills to help individuals while advocating for community-level change?&nbsp;&nbsp;The Okanagan Advocacy &amp; Resource Society (OARS) is seeking a Community Legal Advocate to support community members experiencing economic insecurity. You’ll provide education, guidance, and advocacy around tenancy, income assistance, disability benefits, and debt, while also helping to identify patterns and opportunities for systemic change in the community.&nbsp;&nbsp;We are looking for someone who is compassionate, curious, persistent, and committed to social justice. Post-secondary education in the social sciences, humanities, and/or para/legal education is considered an asset, however, training will be provided for the right candidate.&nbsp;&nbsp;What to Expect:&nbsp;&nbsp;<ul><li>Provide support, information, and advocacy to clients facing issues with income assistance, tenancy, disability benefits, debt, and related legal matters</li><li>Work independently on-site and manage your own client schedule, while reporting to and being supervised by our Executive Director/Senior Advocate&nbsp; </li><li>Build relationships with clients, government agencies, and community organizations to address individuals and systemic issues&nbsp; </li><li>Document client interactions and follow up on strategies to help individuals access support&nbsp; </li><li>Participate in systemic advocacy and public education initiatives to address gaps in community needs&nbsp; </li><li>Maintain knowledge of relevant legislation, policies and procedures, and community resources&nbsp; </li><li>Other duties as required to support the mission of OARS&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul>What You Bring:&nbsp;&nbsp;<ul><li>Empathy and respect for vulnerable and diverse populations&nbsp; </li><li>Commitment to social justice and systemic change&nbsp; </li><li>Curiosity and willingness to learn continuously&nbsp; </li><li>Strong research and critical thinking skills with comfort navigating detailed documents&nbsp; </li><li>Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to draft clear letters and explain complex information in an accessible manner&nbsp; </li><li>Strong problem-solving, negotiation, and presentation skills&nbsp; </li><li>Patience and persistence when supporting clients through complex processes&nbsp; </li><li>Interest in educating and empowering clients&nbsp; </li><li>Ability to work independently while maintaining collaboration with supervisor </li><li>Respect for diversity in all its forms and a commitment to inclusive practice&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul>Why Work with Us:&nbsp;&nbsp;<ul><li>Flexible part-time schedule that supports work-life balance&nbsp; </li><li>Starting wage of $28/hr with opportunities for growth as skills develop&nbsp;&nbsp; </li><li>Comprehensive training and mentorship to help you thrive as an advocate&nbsp; </li><li>The chance to make tangible impact on both individual lives and systemic issues&nbsp; </li><li>Be part of a supportive, values-driven, mission-focused organization&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul>How to Apply:&nbsp;&nbsp;Send your resume and cover letters to: Makayla Lubinich, Social Media, Organizational &amp; Community Development and Administrative Assistant&nbsp;<a href="mailto:okanaganadvocacy@gmail.com" target="_blank">okanaganadvocacy@gmail.com</a>&nbsp;While all applications are welcomed and encouraged, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview. Those selected will also be asked to prepare and submit a written response to an income security and/or tenancy client scenario they may encounter as a Community Legal Advocate. This exercise will help demonstrate preparedness in problem-solving, critical thinking, and research skills.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Okanagan Advocacy & Resource Society

Community Legal Advocate

Employment Type:&nbsp; &nbsp;Full-Time, ContractWork&nbsp;Hours:&nbsp; 35&nbsp;hours&nbsp;per&nbsp;week, Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; (Some weekends and evenings may be required)Salary:&nbsp; $83,547 to $96,805 annually&nbsp;(Level&nbsp;M10),&nbsp;plus&nbsp;comprehensive&nbsp;benefitsContract Start Date:&nbsp; October 1, 2025Contract End Date:&nbsp; April 1, 2027Location:&nbsp;348 Davenport Road, Toronto ON, M5R 1K6Application&nbsp;Deadline&nbsp;: Tuesday, September 2, 2025JOIN&nbsp;OUR TEAMYWCA Toronto strives to uphold anti-discrimination practices and anti-oppression principles to ensure that the rights of all individuals are respected and protected. We work to promote a climate that is welcoming of all women and individuals who identify as trans, intersex, non-binary, agender, and/or Two-Spirit.&nbsp;We encourage applications from women and gender diverse people from&nbsp;all races, ethnic origins, religions, abilities and sexual orientations.This&nbsp;position&nbsp;has&nbsp;the&nbsp;management&nbsp;responsibility&nbsp;for&nbsp;the&nbsp;overall operation of a 73-bed crisis and emergency shelter for women and gender diverse people over the age of 16 as well as the Choices for Living Program. This includes the development, planning,&nbsp;marketing,&nbsp;and implementation of the programs, in accordance with the mission, vision, and values of YWCA Toronto and the needs of the participants.&nbsp;In addition, this position is responsible for the indirect oversight of the shelter’s food services program and front desk staff.&nbsp;This middle management position is responsible&nbsp;for&nbsp;contributing&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;overall management of the AssociationABOUT YWCA TORONTO – YWCA DAVENPORTYWCA Davenport provides emergency shelter beds to young women and gender-diverse people (16 – 24 years of age) and adult women and gender-diverse people (25 and older) and is staffed 24 hours a day. This pet friendly shelter is funded by the City of Toronto and adheres to Toronto Shelter Standards.KEY&nbsp;RESPONSIBILITIES<ul><li>Prepares and monitors the budgets for Davenport shelter &amp; Choices for Living Program in consultation with the Director of Shelters and Clinical Services and the Director of Finance and Information Technology;</li><li>Initiates and implements, in collaboration with the Director of Shelters and Clinical Services and the Director of Philanthropy, annual fundraising and marketing plans;</li><li>Ensures the hiring, training, supervision and regular evaluation of all program staff, students and volunteers of both Davenport Shelter &amp; Choices for Living Program in accordance with the Human Resources policies of the Association and in consultation with the Director of Shelters and Clinical Services; </li><li>Ensures the implementation of the Collective Agreement in consultation with the Director of Human Resources and the Director of Shelters and Clinical Services;</li><li>Develops in collaboration with the Senior Manager of Equity, Diversity &amp; Inclusion and the Director of Shelters and Clinical Services an annual Access &amp; Equity plan for the programs;</li><li>Ensures the implementation of YWCA Toronto’s Evaluation Framework in Davenport Shelter and Choices for Living Program. Completes logic models and issues participant surveys, as required</li><li>Participates with the Director of Advocacy and Communications on initiatives to make systemic changes in services to women.</li><li>Participates with the Director to develop long and short-term plans for the programs to meet the identified needs of the participants and the overall organizational objectives</li></ul>QUALIFICATIONS<ul><li>Advanced knowledge of concepts and theories of social work, group work and counselling normally acquired through the completion of a graduate degree in Social Work, Psychology, or Counselling or other relevant discipline (Cases for Equivalency will be considered);</li><li>5-7 years directly related experience in a shelter environment (or equivalent) providing support to individuals living with experiences of homelessness, poverty, violence/trauma and concurrent diagnosis;</li><li>Management and supervisory experience required;</li><li>Ability to understand and interpret legislation that includes the Mental Health Act and the Ontario Human Rights Code, as well as government policies related to shelter management and accepted group management theory;</li><li>Knowledge of financial and human resource management required;</li><li>Previous work in a diverse unionized environment is an asset;&nbsp; &nbsp;</li><li>Excellent written and oral communication skills are essential;</li><li>Conflict resolution, crisis intervention/prevention, counselling, and coaching skills; </li><li>Demonstrated leadership skills including problem solving, organizational, and time management skills;</li><li>A thorough knowledge of women and gender diverse people’s services and access and equity issues is required</li><li>Strong knowledge and competency working with diverse groups from an anti-oppressive and trauma informed framework. </li><li>A working knowledge of current computer applications is necessary, e.g. Windows 11, Microsoft Office 2010, GP Dynamics accounting software, E-mail and Internet and information databases.</li></ul>Note:&nbsp;This is a 24-hour program&nbsp;that&nbsp;requires flexibility in work hours in order to supervise the team and respond to program needs. Some Evenings and Weekends work may be required.What We Offer:<ul><li>Comprehensive Medical, Vision, and Dental Coverage</li><li>Life Insurance and Long-Term Disability Benefit</li><li>Registered Pension Plan: Employer’s contribution of 5.75% </li><li>Time off: Starts with 20 Vacation Days, 1.5 Days Per Month Sick Leave, 12 Paid Holidays, Health Promotional Days and 4 Float Days</li><li>Other Benefits: Child Care Benefits, Maternity/Parental Leave Supplementary Employment Benefits, Educational/Sabbatical Leave, and Financial Assistance for Professional Development</li></ul>Vaccination Policy: In accordance with YWCA Toronto’s COVID-19 Vaccination Policy, all YWCA Toronto employees, students and volunteers are strongly encouraged to obtain all COVID-19 vaccinations and booster doses as recommended by Toronto Public Health.HOW TO APPLYPlease click or copy and paste the link in your browser to apply:<a href="https://ywcatoronto.applytojob.com/apply/FgczCAgVKI/Manager-Of-YWCA-Davenport-Choices-For-Living-Program?source=Charity+Village" target="_blank">https://ywcatoronto.applytojob.com/apply/FgczCAgVKI/Manager-Of-YWCA-Davenport-Choices-For-Living-Program?source=Charity+Village</a>&nbsp;Please note:&nbsp;A vulnerable sector police reference check is required by the successful candidate prior to hiring. YWCA Toronto is a unionized workplace. Staff are represented by CUPE Local 2189. This position is not within the Bargaining Unit. Please indicate on your cover letter if you are a YWCA Toronto Employee. For YWCA Toronto employees, this position is not secondableYWCA Toronto promotes the principles of anti-oppression and adheres to the tenets of the Ontario Human Rights Code. We encourage applications from women and gender diverse people of all races, ethnic origins, religions, abilities and sexual orientations.&nbsp;YWCA Toronto provides accommodation during all parts of the hiring process, upon request, to applicants with disabilities. If contacted, please advise us if you require any accommodation.&nbsp;While we thank all candidates for their interest, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.&nbsp;YWCA Toronto is a Scent-Sensitive Workplace.

YWCA Toronto

Manager of YWCA Davenport and Choices for Living Progran

COORDINATOR, ADVANCEMENT &amp; COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTGreenwood College School (Greenwood) is a co-ed / gender inclusive independent day school for students in Grades 7 through 12. Greenwood was founded to inspire students to venture further in order to prepare them for the challenges and experiences of life.&nbsp;Our innovative approach to personalized education allows students to feel positive and engaged each day, while challenging every student to grow.&nbsp;Greenwood’s professional culture is a highly collaborative and dynamic place to work, where fun and excellence merge together.Greenwood is seeking an&nbsp;Coordinator, Advancement &amp; Community Engagement. The successful candidate will be a key member of the Advancement &amp; Community Engagement (ACE) team as they&nbsp;help the school launch its next strategic initiatives, increase fundraising revenue, and engage the entire community, parents, staff, alumni and former parents.Reports To:&nbsp; Director, Community Engagement &amp; GivingPosition SummaryThe Coordinator, Advancement &amp; Community Engagement will work closely with their ACE colleagues, volunteers and school staff. Primary responsibilities include:<ul><li>Coordinate the planning of all ACE-related events from concept to execution including advancement, fundraising, community engagement, alumni and parent association (Roundtable) events</li><li>Attend ACE-related events and support on execution where required</li><li>Research a portfolio of campaign prospects that ACE team members can use for cultivation and solicitation</li><li>Assist with capital campaign planning and execution (including prospect research and effective stewardship)</li><li>Maintain &amp; manage the donor pipeline</li><li>Develop, with assistance from the Communications team, endowment &amp; stewardship donor reports, gift agreements, briefing notes and any other communications that assist the ACE team with donor cultivation, stewardship or solicitation</li><li>Calendar management of Advancement team for prospect meetings, events and moves management</li><li>Oversee the effective use of Raiser’s Edge as our constituent database (focusing on donor management, research, and report generating)</li><li>Provide research, prospect, and pipeline management</li><li>Produce reports for the Board and Foundation Board</li><li>Organize &amp; upkeep of recognition (plaquing &amp; naming)</li><li>Coordinate ACE policies</li></ul>Committees:&nbsp;25th Anniversary Planning Committee, other committees as requiredQualifications and Experience<ul><li>University degree or equivalent combination of work experience and education&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>3-5 years of Advancement-related work is an asset&nbsp;</li><li>Experience conducting prospect research and managing a donor pipeline</li><li>Fundraising experience - major gifts is an asset</li><li>Strong knowledge of the independent school community</li><li>Working knowledge of Blackbaud and Raiser’s Edge</li><li>Strong written and verbal communication skills</li><li>Ability to set and achieve departmental goals and objectives</li><li>Experience working in a capital campaign is considered an asset</li></ul>Skills and Abilities<ul><li>Ability to work collaboratively and constructively in a team environment</li><li>Strong interpersonal skills</li><li>Strong writing and presentation skills&nbsp;</li><li>Growth mindset</li><li>Strong attention to detail and accuracy</li><li>Mature with sound judgment</li><li>Action-oriented with a strong work ethic</li><li>Ability to multi-task and adapt well to change</li><li>Creative problem solver with a solutions-oriented approach</li><li>Eager to work in a dynamic, busy environment</li><li>Creative, inquisitive, and flexible</li><li>Ability to work before/after hours on occasion for Advancement and school events</li><li>Possesses an appreciation of a small school/small office environment</li><li>Understanding of and alignment with Greenwood’s mission and values</li></ul>Contact InformationInterested applicants should send their resume to the attention of&nbsp;Ken Reed, Manager, Human Resources, via email to&nbsp;<a href="mailto:employment@greenwoodcollege.org" target="_blank">employment@greenwoodcollege.org</a>. We thank all applicants, however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.Greenwood is committed to creating and sustaining a diverse, equitable and inclusive environment for staff, students and families. We aim to embrace individuals whose differences include, but are not limited to: age, ancestry, citizenship, colour, creed, disability, ethnic origin, family status, gender expression, gender identity, marital status, place of origin, race, and sexual orientation. Greenwood is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from all qualified individuals. We embrace pluralism – an ethic of respect that values human diversity. We strive to create a workplace where everyone feels valued, respected and empowered to contribute authentically.Please advise us if you require any accommodations at any point in the application or interview process.Please submit both your cover letter and resume in a single pdf file. Files should be in the following name format: initial_lastname_Coordinator-ACE - CVApplication deadline: September 29, 2025

Greenwood College School

COORDINATOR, ADVANCEMENT & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Job Announcement 
Job Title: People &amp; Culture Specialist 
Supervisor: Director of Finance &amp; Administration 

The Crisis Centre of BC 
The Crisis Centre of BC is dedicated to providing help and hope to individuals, organizations, and 
communities. 

Our offices are located on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh nations. 
We have been in operation since 1969. 

Spanning the spectrum of crisis support, suicide prevention, and postvention, we offer: 

â Immediate access to barrier-free, non-judgemental, confidential support and follow-up through 24/7 
phone lines and online services. 

â Education and training programs that promote mental wellness and equip schools, organizations 
and communities to assist people at risk of suicide. 

Our programs work to ensure timely access to support, destigmatize suicide and mental health concerns, 
and increase awareness and skills for mental health. We foster and create compassionate, connected, 
suicide-safer communities. 

About the Role 

The People &amp; Culture Specialist plays a vital role in supporting a consistent, inclusive, and values-aligned 
experience for staff across the entire employee lifecycle — from recruitment and onboarding to benefits, 
performance, and offboarding. 

This role balances hands-on HR delivery with a strategic advisory function, ensuring HR best practices align 
with the Centre’s goals and evolving workforce needs. You’ll maintain accurate and compliant 
documentation, coordinate internal processes, and help build the systems and culture that keep people 
informed, supported, and connected. We value a diverse workforce and are committed to fostering an 
inclusive, equitable environment where everyone feels respected and supported. 

Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Centre of BC | 763 East Broadway, Vancouver BC V5T 1X8 
T: 604-872-1811 <a href="mailto:info@crisiscentre.bc.ca" target="_blank">info@crisiscentre.bc.ca</a> <a href="http://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca" target="_blank">www.crisiscentre.bc.ca</a> 

Registered Canadian Charitable Organization Number: 10699 3322 RR0001 


Details 

â Hours per Week: Permanent, Full-Time (35 hours/week) 
â Salary Range: $66,000 – $71,000 annually 
â Benefits Offered: 

â 3 weeks of vacation accrued at 6% of earnings with increases as per Personnel Handbook 
â 10 days of wellness leave 
â Overtime paid in excess of 40 hours per week or 8 hours per day 
â Access to EAP 
â Access to Crisis Centre workshops 
â Extended health &amp; dental after 3 months 
â RRSP following one year of employment 

â Working Model: Hybrid - Vancouver office (3 days/week) and remote 

What You’ll Do 

HR Operations &amp; Advisory 

â Manage and continuously improve HR processes and policies to strengthen employee 
experience and operational efficiency 
â Support the annual performance review cycle, goal setting, development planning, and 
probationary reviews 
â Lead the Health &amp; Safety Committee and support workplace practices to ensure compliance 
with standards and legislation 
â Provide day-to-day support and guidance to managers and directors on employee relations, 
performance management, conflict resolution, and policy interpretation 
â Support the Centre’s equity, diversity, and inclusion efforts through policy development, inclusive 
hiring practices, and staff training initiatives. 
â Act as a trusted and confidential advisor to leadership team on workforce planning, change 
initiatives, and organizational development 
â Support salary benchmarking, compensation reviews, and annual salary adjustments 
â Monitor HR trends and legislation, ensuring compliance and recommending improvements 
â Assist with developing, implementing, and communicating HR programs, initiatives, and policy 
updates 
â Support budget tracking related to HR operations and programs 
â Perform other related duties and projects in areas such as engagement, learning and 
development, and wellness 


Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Centre of BC | 763 East Broadway, Vancouver BC V5T 1X8 
T: 604-872-1811 <a href="mailto:info@crisiscentre.bc.ca" target="_blank">info@crisiscentre.bc.ca</a> <a href="http://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca" target="_blank">www.crisiscentre.bc.ca</a> 

Registered Canadian Charitable Organization Number: 10699 3322 RR0001 


Recruitment &amp; Onboarding 

â Serve as the primary point of contact for day-to-day HR operations, providing clear and timely 
support to employees and managers 
â Maintain and update employee information in HR systems, ensuring accuracy, confidentiality, 
and compliance 
â Lead and coordinate full-cycle recruitment: job descriptions, job postings, screening, interviews, 
offers, reference checks, and employment contracts 
â Facilitate onboarding for new hires, including welcome communications, workspace setup, 
benefits enrolment, and payroll coordination 

Benefit Management 

â Enrol new hires in benefit programs and manage updates related to life events 
â Be the primary point of contact for benefits, wellness, handbook, and vacation inquiries 
â Track open enrolment timelines, liaise with benefit providers, and maintain accurate benefit 
records 
â Support the bi-weekly payroll process by reviewing employee setup and benefits information for 
accuracy 

HR Systems &amp; Process Development 

â Recommend and implement HR tools and software to support evolving organizational needs 
â Build, maintain, and improve internal HR systems, workflows, and shared resources 
â Streamline processes through automation and identify opportunities to increase efficiency 
â Document and regularly update SOPs, templates, and process guides to ensure clarity and 
consistency 
â Identify inefficiencies and propose scalable, practical solutions to strengthen a sustainable HR 
infrastructure 

Engagement &amp; Culture 

â Administer employee surveys and assist with action planning and follow-up 
â Coordinate staff recognition activities and milestone acknowledgments 
â Participate in and help lead Centre-wide events, wellness sessions, and town halls 
â Contribute to a respectful, inclusive workplace by supporting DEI-related events, resources, and 
learning opportunities. 

Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Centre of BC | 763 East Broadway, Vancouver BC V5T 1X8 
T: 604-872-1811 <a href="mailto:info@crisiscentre.bc.ca" target="_blank">info@crisiscentre.bc.ca</a> <a href="http://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca" target="_blank">www.crisiscentre.bc.ca</a> 

Registered Canadian Charitable Organization Number: 10699 3322 RR0001 


About You 

â You bring proven experience managing day-to-day HR operations across the employee lifecycle 
and align HR practices with organizational goals 
â You have strong skills in recruitment, onboarding, performance management, and employee 
relations, providing clear guidance and trusted advice to managers and staff 
â You understand employment legislation and HR policy development, ensuring compliance 
through sound processes and accurate record keeping 
â You are experienced in supporting and coordinating HR programs and projects across 
engagement, wellness, and learning and development 
â You demonstrate health and safety leadership and ensure standards are met through active 
committee work and compliance practices 
â You are committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion and help foster a respectful, supportive 
workplace culture 
â You are a clear communicator with strong written and verbal abilities and a collaborative, 
approachable style 
â You are analytical and organized, able to interpret HR data and provide insights for informed 
decisions 
â You demonstrate strong business acumen, sound judgment, and handle confidential 
information with professionalism and integrity 
â You balance day-to-day execution with proactive contributions to big-picture HR planning and 
continuous improvement 
â You are adaptable and proactive, comfortable managing competing priorities in a dynamic 
environment 

Qualifications 

â Minimum 3 years of experience in a full-cycle Human Resources role, with a focus on both 
day-to-day HR operations and program support 
â Minimum 3 years of experience leading recruitment processes 
â Experience implementing or coordinating organization-wide HR programs is an asset 
â Degree or diploma from a recognized post-secondary institution in a relevant field, or an 
equivalent combination of education and experience 
â Familiarity with Google Workspace and payroll systems such as Payworks is an asset 
â CPHR designation or working towards it is an asset 
â Strong skills in documentation, scheduling, and communication 
â Ability to work independently, exercise sound judgment, and handle sensitive information with 
professionalism 

Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Centre of BC | 763 East Broadway, Vancouver BC V5T 1X8 
T: 604-872-1811 <a href="mailto:info@crisiscentre.bc.ca" target="_blank">info@crisiscentre.bc.ca</a> <a href="http://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca" target="_blank">www.crisiscentre.bc.ca</a> 

Registered Canadian Charitable Organization Number: 10699 3322 RR0001 


Workplace Expectations 

This is a permanent full-time position (35 hours per week) based in Vancouver, BC, with a hybrid work 
arrangement. The Specialist is expected to be on-site three days per week, to support onboarding, 
collaboration, and team engagement. Remaining hours may be worked remotely, based on task 
requirements, organizational needs, and direction from the Director. Active participation in Centre-wide 
meetings, wellness initiatives, training opportunities, and social events is expected as part of fostering a 
connected and inclusive workplace culture. 

Salary Range: $66,000 – $71,000 annually 

This position falls within the Specialist pay band, with a salary range designed to reflect experience, 
proficiency, and growth within the role. Placement within the range will be based on qualifications and 
relevant experience. 

Application Process 

This position is vacant and will be filled as soon as a qualified applicant is found. The deadline to apply for 
this position is September 19, 2025. 

We want to be transparent with what’s next. 

Please submit your PDF cover letter and resume named “Cover Letter and Resume - (Your Name)” as a 
single PDF attachment to <a href="mailto:applications@crisiscentre.bc.ca" target="_blank">applications@crisiscentre.bc.ca</a> with the job title People &amp; Culture Specialist in 
the subject line. 

In your cover letter, please be specific about what skills and talents you will bring to the position. What do 
you want us to know about you that we can’t find in your resume which makes you the best candidate? 

We will review applications as they are submitted and have a rolling interview process. 

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted to arrange an interview. 

The interview process will include a phone call and two in person interviews to be held at the Crisis Centre. 

The successful candidate will have to complete a Vulnerable Sector Criminal Records Check. 

We appreciate all those who submit an application. 
 

Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Centre of BC | 763 East Broadway, Vancouver BC V5T 1X8 
T: 604-872-1811 <a href="mailto:info@crisiscentre.bc.ca" target="_blank">info@crisiscentre.bc.ca</a> <a href="http://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca" target="_blank">www.crisiscentre.bc.ca</a> 

Registered Canadian Charitable Organization Number: 10699 3322 RR0001 

<a href="mailto:applications@crisiscentre.bc.ca" target="_blank">mailto:applications@crisiscentre.bc.ca</a>

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	<li>About You </li>
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	<li>Salary Range: $66,000 – $71,000 annually </li>
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Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Centre of BC

People & Culture Specialist

Database Administrator Imagine a place where your talent can make a meaningful difference. At the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation (Foundation), we're devoted to inspiring donor generosity to improve healthcare access for all patients in our communities. We are purpose-driven, collaborative, diverse, and focused on results. The Database Administrator is a key member of the Foundation team, responsible for administering and managing the Blackbaud Raiser’s Edge NXT constituent management database. With meticulous attention to detail, the successful candidate will own all aspects of the database to ensure data cleanliness and integrity, timely and accurate gift processing, and thorough reporting and analysis.&nbsp;This role requires a proactive, flexible, and team-focused workstyle, and an individual who can think critically, work collaboratively, and be process- oriented. Reporting to the Director of Finance and Administration, the Database Administrator will play a pivotal role in enabling the entire Foundation team to perform with greater efficiency and accountability, to meet our goal of improving healthcare in our communities. What you will be doing: • Manage and maintain the Blackbaud Raiser’s Edge NXT database to ensure maximum efficiency as a constituent relationship management system. This includes but is not limited to constituent record updates, data clean-up and data integrity, ensuring accuracy for donor stewardship, recognition, moves management and solicitation. • Champion data management best practices and identify gaps and opportunities for improvement. • Oversee the recording and processing of all contributions, ensuring all gifts are promptly and accurately entered, receipted, and acknowledged. • Manage the import and export of data files for direct mail, telemarketing, and email marketing campaigns, ensuring accuracy in all data related analysis and reporting. • Create and run requested queries, data reports, analysis and/or data files from Blackbaud Raiser’s Edge NXT in accordance with set timelines and provide meaningful insights based on analysis of data reports. • Work with the leadership team to plan and implement data strategies to meet organizational goals. • Create dashboards and other data analysis tools to track fundraising and financial results. • Generate reports and analyse data to inform regular reporting cycles and strategic plans. • Stay up to date on Blackbaud Raiser’s Edge NXT trends and developments and work with the team to use Blackbaud Raiser’s Edge NXT to its fullest potential. • Develop and maintain data and gift entry procedures and guidelines. • Train and onboard new staff on Blackbaud Raiser’s Edge NXT. • Perform other duties as may be required. What we want to see from you: • University degree/College diploma in a relevant field or a related mix of education and experience. • High-level of proficiency in using Blackbaud Raiser’s Edge NXT systems or similar experience in the charitable sector. • Minimum of 3 years experience in managing Blackbaud Raiser’s Edge NXT (or similar) as a data administrator responsible for providing oversight and support for management of the data residing within the system. • High-level of proficiency and expertise with Microsoft Applications especially MS Excel including creation of advanced pivot tables and reports using formulas. • High degree of expertise and ability to support several data strategy projects including data validity, standardization, and integrity projects; experience in data cleanups, duplicate eradication, and similar data related functions. • Demonstrated experience analysing data, creation of benchmarks and scorecards for fundraising and financial reporting. • Meticulous and process-driven with a demonstrated ability to consistently and effectively produce high quality work; demonstrated ability to work under the direction but also with minimal supervision as a self-starter; ability to create new processes &amp; execute continuous process improvements. • Ability to foster collaborative, effective working relationships with peers, employees, donors, government officials and other external contacts. • Advise on contract negotiations from a financial impact perspective. • Previous experience in a non-profit or a public section is an asset. • Knowledge of and experience with donor/prospect databases (Raiser's Edge NXT) is an asset. • Sound and independent judgment; ability to maintain absolute confidentiality and discretion where required. • Successful candidates must undergo a Criminal Record Check. • Demonstrated commitment to principles of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Anti-racism (IDEAA). What we have to offer you • Flexible work schedules, allowing you to prioritize yourself, your family, and your work. • Work from home opportunities. • Opportunities for continued learning and professional development. • A creative and dynamic work environment, where your ideas and contributions can be heard, valued, and respected. • A supportive management team committed to upholding a safe, caring, and purpose-driven culture. • Comprehensive vacation, health &amp; wellness benefits package. If you are interested in this opportunity, we encourage you to apply by sending your resume and cover leter to <a href="mailto:jenny.bosien@horizonnb.ca" target="_blank">jenny.bosien@horizonnb.ca</a>. Please note that only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

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