Transform the lives of Indigenous women by coordinating support services as the Development Coordinator at ONWA. Advocate for healing and community empowerment through culturally-tailored programs. At the Ontario Native Women’s Association, this role demands an experienced community coordinator who can elevate the Breaking Free from Family Violence initiative.

Candidates should possess relevant educational qualifications and at least three years in a similar role, focusing on program delivery that meets the unique needs of Indigenous families facing violence and child welfare issues. Key Responsibilities:
Supervise Breaking Free from Family Violence Support Workers
Develop capacity-building programs across implementing sites




Collaborate with other organizations for holistic support
Facilitate community workshops and share resources
Evaluate service delivery outcomes and report progress Requirements:
Post-secondary education in Social Services or a related field
Minimum three years' experience in a coordination role
Excellent analytical and problem-solving capabilities
Knowledge of violence impact on Indigenous women and children
Robust skills in time management and resource planning Contribute to meaningful systemic change for Indigenous women and their families with ONWA's dedicated leadership.

📌 Breaking Free Coordinator For Indigenous Women Northeastern Ontario (Canada)
🏢 Ontario Native Women's Association
📍 Canada