Senior Program/Service Coordinator Role (Halifax Regional Municipality)

Senior Program/Service Coordinator Role (Halifax Regional Municipality)

11 Aug
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Canadian Red Cross
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Halifax Regional Municipality

11 Aug

Canadian Red Cross

Halifax Regional Municipality

Join the Canadian Red Cross as a Senior Program/Service Coordinator, focusing on the Friendly Calls initiative. This temporary, full time position allows for hybrid work in New Brunswick. In this pivotal role, you will oversee program coordination, ensuring responsive service delivery to community needs, particularly for Indigenous populations.

Your responsibilities will include collaborating with partners, tracking program outcomes, and fostering a culture of improvement and adaptability among volunteers and staff. Key Responsibilities:

- Engage with community organizations and partners
- Act as main contact for stakeholders
- Support planning and execution of delivery activities
- Organize program documentation and resource access
- Monitor outcomes and communicate results Requirements:
- 4-5 years’ experience in related field
- 1-2 year post-secondary certification/diploma
- Strong skills in Microsoft Office and SharePoint
- Familiarity with Indigenous practices and protocols
- Excellent communication and problem-solving skills Empower communities and optimize service delivery as you grow your career with the Canadian Red Cross.

📌 Senior Program/Service Coordinator Role (Halifax Regional Municipality)
🏢 Canadian Red Cross
📍 Halifax Regional Municipality

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